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Given the generic exponential function: y = a (x exponent) + b, state what the horizontal asymptote would be. Write it as an equation:​

Given the generic exponential function: y = a (x exponent) + b, state what the horizontal asymptote would be. Write it as an equation:​
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Given the generic exponential function: y = a (x exponent) + b, state what the horizontal asymptote would be. Write it as an equation:​

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b+y

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