We learned how to do this in class today, I seemingly can't remember anything and my teacher is most likely asleep by now. I was hoping you could please help me with this. The equation at the top is the equation used for A, B, and C. I'm assuming the graph is just a sketch from my teacher. I dont need it fully done for me, but at least some help on where to start would be amazing.

For problem 1, let f (x) = x2+:x+: f(x) has a general x x form as shown in this graph. ' Ian ' \"44.7% ' . A) Show the limit that allows us to find the horizontal asymptote. Show algebra work or explain in words how this is done and give the equation of the asymptote. B) Show the limit that allows us to find the vertical asymptote. Show algebra work . explain in words how this gives the answer and give the equation of the asymptote. C)Show the limit that allows us to find the removable discontinunity. Show algebra work and explain in words how this helps find the answer. Redefine f(x) as a piecewise function so that the discontinuity is removed