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graphs of \"\", and \"\" in two windows :

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(b)

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Observe the above graphs :

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As x is very close to the origin, the function approximates the behavior of the term of lower degree, or \"\".\"\"

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(c)

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Observe the above graphs :

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As \"\" and \"\", the function approximates the behavior of the term of higher degree, or \"\".

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(d)

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As \"\" and \"\",the function approximates the behavior of function \"\", and very close to the origin the function approximates the behavior of function \"\".

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(a)

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graphs of \"\", and \"\" in two windows :

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(b)

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Very close to the origin, the function approximates the behavior of the term of lower degree, or \"\".

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(c)

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As \"\" and \"\", the function approximates the behavior of the term of higher degree, or \"\".

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(d)

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As \"\" and \"\",the function approximates the behavior of function \"\", and very close to the origin the function approximates the behavior of function \"\".