When plotting the ratio of two linear functions, what name is given to lines that the graph cannot cross?
A) Boundaries
B) Limits
C) Asymptotes
D) Rationals

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Asymptotes are lines that a graph approaches but never actually touches or crosses. In the context of plotting the ratio of two linear functions, these lines represent values that the function approaches infinitely but never reaches, typically where the denominator of the ratio equals zero.

When Plotting the Ratio of Two Linear Functions, What Name