End behavior when it doesn't exist

The video tutorial explains the concept of end behavior in graphs, focusing on how graphs behave as they extend towards the right or left. It discusses scenarios where graphs approach positive or negative infinity, or a horizontal asymptote. The tutorial emphasizes understanding graph behavior by zooming out and observing the direction in which the graph moves.

What happens to the graph as it moves to the right?

• It approaches negative infinity.

• It remains constant.

• It oscillates.

• It approaches positive infinity.

What is the left end behavior of a graph if it does not continue?

• There is no left end behavior.

• It approaches a number.

• It approaches negative infinity.

• It approaches positive infinity.

What is a horizontal asymptote?

• A line the graph moves away from.

• A line the graph never touches.

• A line the graph approaches but never crosses.

• A line the graph crosses infinitely.

When a graph approaches a horizontal asymptote, what does it mean?

• The graph is going to positive infinity.

• The graph is approaching a specific value.

• The graph is oscillating.

• The graph is going to negative infinity.

What are the possible end behaviors of a graph?

• Positive infinity, negative infinity, zero, or oscillation.

• Negative infinity, zero, a number, or oscillation.

• Positive infinity, zero, a number, or oscillation.

• Positive infinity, negative infinity, a number, or no behavior.