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Which line is an asymptote of the function f(x)= -6e^4(x-1) - 2 ? A. y = 1 B. y = -2 C. y = -6 D. y = 1​

Which line is an asymptote of the function f(x)= -6e^4(x-1) - 2 ? A. y = 1 B. y = -2 C. y = -6 D. y = 1​
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Which line is an asymptote of the function f(x)= -6e^4(x-1) - 2 ?

A. y = 1
B. y = -2
C. y = -6
D. y = 1​

User Pat Myron
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it is definitely b for sure
User Mbosecke
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i am positive it is B

Explanation:

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