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16 16 What is the domain? ____________________ What is the range? ____________________ What is the horizontal asymptote? ____________________

17 17 What is the domain? ____________________ What is the range? ____________________ What is the horizontal asymptote? ____________________

18 18 What is the domain? ____________________ What is the range? ____________________ What is the horizontal asymptote? ____________________

19 19 What is the domain? ____________________ What is the range? ____________________ What is the horizontal asymptote? ____________________

20 20 How are the graphs related? _______________________

21 21 How are the graphs related? _______________________

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32 12 22.25 52.48832 102.59374 1002.70481 1,0002.71692 1,000,0002.71828 32 Natural Base e

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