Both copy machines reduce the dimensions of images that are run through the machines. Which statement is true about the results of using these copiers?

As the number of copies increases, the dimensions of the images continue to decrease until reaching 0.
As the number of copies increases, the dimensions of the images continue to increase toward, but never reach, positive infinity.
As the number of copies increases, the dimensions of the images continue to decrease toward, but never reach, 0.
As the number of copies increases, the dimensions of the images continue to increase until reaching 8.

The true statement is that: as the number of copies increases, the dimensions of the images continue to decrease towards 0 but never reach 0.

What is an asymptote of a graph?

An asymptote of a graph is a line curve in the sense that the distance between the curve, as well as the line never approaches zero, and the one and/or the two coordinate approaches infinity.

In the given question, let's assume that we have an imaginary graph of a design that starts with the point (0,16). After going through the copy machine once, the point is represented by (1,12).

What happens in this scenario is that;

If both copy machines reduce the dimensions of images that are run through the machines:

As the number of copies increases, the dimensions of the images continue to decrease towards 0 but never reach 0.

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