Pls help ASAP. Determine the asymptotes of f (x):cos (z)-2 cos(z)-3cos²(z)–1, on the interval 0 s xs 27.%3Da) There are no asymptotes.b) Vertical Asymptotes at x = 0, 7, 27c) Vertical Asymptotes at a = 0, 27, Horizontal Asymptote at y = 1, Hole at(T, 2)d) Horizontal Asymptotes at y = land y = -1

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cos (z)–2 cos(z)–3 cos²(z)–1 Determine the asymptotes of f (x) on the interval 0sxs 27. %3D a) There are no asymptotes. b) Vertical Asymptotes at a = 0, r, 27 %3D c) Vertical Asymptotes at a = 0, 27, Horizontal Asymptote at y = 1, Hole at (TT, 2) d) Horizontal Asymptotes at y = land y = -1