Mathematics, 16.03.2020 19:22, staceyfrog2002ovw02g

Teresa graphs the following 3 equations. y = 2, y= 22 + 2, and y = 2x2.
She says that the graph of y = 2.4 will eventually surpass both of the other graphs.
Is Teresa correct? Why or why not?

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Teresa graphs the following 3 equations. y = 2, y= 22 + 2, and y = 2x2.
She says that the grap...