Consider the function g ; R → R defined by g(x) = ln(6+ e*/2)Consider the statements about the graph of g(x):1- It has oblique asymptote when x → +∞ whose slope is 12- It doesn't have horizontal asymptotesWhich statement is true?Just 2Just 1BothNone

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