Which of these graphs most resembles the graph of at ?

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Which of these graphs most resembles the graph of  at ?

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This item appears to be incomplete or malformed for several reasons.

- The question asks: 'Which of these graphs most resembles the graph of  at ?' but there are no answer options provided to compare against. Without candidate graphs, it is impossible to determine which option best matches the target graph. 
- The 'answer' field is an array containing an empty string, which does not indicate any correct option. 
- The accompanying image is shown, but without accompanying descriptive options or a clear target function, we cannot perform a reasoning-based comparison.

To approach this kind of question when complete data is available, you would typically:
- Examine the target graph (its key features: shape, curvature, intercepts, asymptotes, end behavior, symmetry).
- Review each provided option and note how its features align or misalign with the target graph.
- Use process of elimination to discard options that clearly differ in critical aspects (for example, wrong end behavior, missing asymptotes, incorrect number of intercepts, or incorrect symmetry).
- Provide reasoning for each option: why it matches (or does not match) the target graph, highlighting specific characteristics such as slope, curvature, or domain/range constraints.

If you can supply the missing answer options (or confirm the target function and the set of graphs to compare), I can produce a complete, step-by-step analysis for each choice.

MATH-112-301-001 Unproctored Midcourse Exam 3 Practice Exam 1

Which of these graphs most resembles the graph of at ?

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