End Behavior of a Function
End behavior of a function refers to observing, through graphs and tables, what the y-values do as the value of x approaches negative infinity or positive infinity. As a result of this observation, one of three end behaviors will happen. First, as x becomes very small or very large, the value of y will approach negative infinity. Secondly, it may approach positive infinity. Finally, it may approach a number.
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Video highlights:
00:00 Introduction
00:09 Explanation of what end behavior is and how to determine it
01:58 Example of a graph that approaches negative and positive infinity
03:02 Another example of a graph approaching both negative and positive infinity
03:32 Example of a graph that approaches a constant value (y = 0)
05:00 Example of determining end behavior of a function using a table
08:00 Conclusion