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The cost of catering a dinner is $11.95 per person plus $25 for delivery and setup. Which statement is true about the graph of the function that represents the average cost per person?
The horizontal asymptote y = 0 represents that the cost per person approaches $0 as the number of people increases.
The horizontal asymptote y = 11.95 represents that the cost per person approaches $11.95 as the number of people increases.
The vertical asymptote x = 0 represents that the cost per person approaches $0 as the number of people increases.
The vertical asymptote x = 11.95 represents that the cost per person approaches $11.95 as the number of people increases.

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