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trey and ricky created graphs of exponentia; functions and drew a dashed line to represent the functions horizontal asymptote as shown who correctly represents the asymptote

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Trey only correctly represented the asymptote. Option A is the right choice.

Trey's graph:

The y-axis goes from 20 to 140.

The x-axis goes from 20 to 23.

The dashed line is horizontal at y = 100.

Ricky's graph:

The y-axis goes from 20 to 140.

The x-axis goes from 20 to 23.

The dashed line slants upwards from left to right, starting at y = 40 at x = 20 and ending at y = 120 at x = 23.

The correct asymptote for an exponential function is a horizontal line that the graph approaches but never touches, as the x-values approach positive or negative infinity.

Trey's graph correctly shows the asymptote as a horizontal line at y = 100.

Ricky's graph incorrectly shows the asymptote as a slanted line.

Option A is the right choice.

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