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Find the horizontal asymptote of the graph of Y=(-3x^5+5x+4)/(6x^5+2x+5)

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MrBillDoesMath!

Answer: y = -1/2


Discussion:

As x approaches plus or minus infinity the function behaves like

(-3x^5)/ (6x^5) = -1/2


MrB

User Thewreck
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Answer:

Horizontal asymptote


y=-(1)/(2)

Explanation:

Given:
y=(-3x^5+5x+4)/(6x^5+2x+5)

We need to find horizontal asymptote

For horizontal asymptote, we check the degree of numerator and denominator

Degree of numerator = 5

Degree of denominator = 5

Here degree is same

Therefore, Horizontal asymptote, y= leading coefficient of numerator over leading coefficient of denominator

Leading coefficient of numerator = -3

Leading coefficient of denominator = 6

Horizontal asymtote:


y=(-3)/(6)=-(1)/(2)

Hence, The horizontal asymptote is
y=-(1)/(2)

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