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what is the equation for the horizontal asymptote

Please help what is the equation for the horizontal asymptote-example-1
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Answer:

d) (5,1)

e) y=2

f) x-5

Explanation:

d, f) The "hole" is the little circle on the graph at (5, 1) indicating the function is not defined there. It means there is a factor of (x-5) in the denominator that makes the denominator zero at that point.

The vertical asymptote this would normally create is canceled by a zero at x=5, that is, the numerator also has a factor of (x-5).

e) The equation of the horizontal dashed line with a y-intercept of 2 (the horizontal asymptote) is y=2.

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