Limits and Asymptotes from a graph

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The discussion centers on identifying limits and asymptotes from a provided graph, specifically referencing a question linked through an image. Participants concluded that the correct answers are I, III, and IV, which collectively indicate option C as the right choice. This consensus reflects a clear understanding of the graphical representation of limits and asymptotes in calculus.

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I scanned the question.. it can be found here
http://img346.imageshack.us/img346/1217/picture8eq.jpg"
I think the answers are I, III, IV, which would make it C. Am i correct?
 
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That seems right to me :smile:
 

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