Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Which statement correctly identifies a horizontal asymptote of a function ff? a) A horizontal asymptote is a vertical line x=cx=c that the graph approaches as x→±∞x\to \pm\infty. b) A horizontal asymptote is a horizontal line y=0y=0 that the graph approaches as x→±∞x\to \pm\infty. c) A horizontal asymptote is a horizontal line y=cy=c that the graph approaches as x→±∞x\to \pm\infty. d) A horizontal asymptote is a horizontal line y=cy=c that the graph approaches but can never cross.

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