Question: Based on the table, which Best predicts the end behavior of the graph of f(x)?

Table:

X f(x)

-4 18
-3 9
-2 6
-1 3
0 0
1 -3
2 -6
3 -9
4 -18

Answers:

o As x > ∞, f(x) > ∞, and as x ---> --∞, f(x) --->∞

o As x > ∞, f(x) > ∞, and as x ---> --∞, f(x) ---> --∞

o As x > ∞, f(x) > --∞, and as x ---> --∞, f(x) --->∞

o As x > ∞, f(x) > --∞, and as x ---> --∞, f(x) ---> --∞

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