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If the graph of


f(x) = \frac{9x { }^(2) + 37x + 4 }{3x + 5}
has an oblique asymptote at y=3x+k, what is the value of k?

User Sonnenhut
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Answer with explanation:


f(x)=(9x^2+37x+4)/(3x+5)

Since the degree in the numerator is greater than degree of Denominator .To find the Oblique asymptote we will divide numerator by denominator.

Quotient


=3x+(22)/(3)

--------------------------------(1)

Also, Given Oblique Asymptote

y=3x+k-----------(2)

Now,Equating (1) and (2)


k=(22)/(3)

If the graph of f(x) = \frac{9x { }^(2) + 37x + 4 }{3x + 5} has an oblique asymptote-example-1
User George Shimanovsky
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Answer: k = 22/3

You can use polynomial long division to get the answer.

See attached image below.

If the graph of f(x) = \frac{9x { }^(2) + 37x + 4 }{3x + 5} has an oblique asymptote-example-1
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