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Write each of the following statements using limit notation.As $t$ approaches $-\infty, e^{/ n}$ approaches 0
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It says that as $t$ approaches $-\infty$, the function $e^{f(t)}$ approaches 0. This means that as $t$ becomes very large and negative, the value of the function $e^{f(t)}$ gets closer and closer to 0. Show more…
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