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Why does the graph y= sin(c) continue to go up and down rather than diverge to like the graph of a quadratic, exponential, or any other function.

Why does the graph y= sin(c) continue to go up and down rather than diverge to like the graph of a quadratic, exponential, or any other function.
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Why does the graph y= sin(c) continue to go up and down rather than diverge to

like the graph of a quadratic, exponential, or any other function.

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Answer:C. They have the same y-intercept and the same end behavior as x approaches

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