Question

Find The asymptotes:
g(x) =(3x^4 − 5x + 3x)/(4 + 1)

I think one is -1 but i'm not sure if there is more...

Answer 1

your missing part of the equation, im sure if it

Answer 2

I agree

Answer 3

Im sorry i typed it wrong

Answer 4

g(x)=(3x^4-5x+3)/(x^4+1) big difference ha

Answer 5

Much better. You will have one at -1 and 3. The three is found by taking the leading numbers with the highest powers and solving them. 3x^4/x^4

Answer 6

there is no spot the bottom goes bad; nothing makes it go zero; so no vertical asymps

Answer 7

My bad disregard the -1

Answer 8

since the top and bottom have the same "biggest" exponents; all that matters is whats left in front; 3/1 there is a horizontal asymp at y=3

Answer 9

so the only asymptote is 3?

Answer 10

Yes, you will only have a horizontal asymptote at 3

Answer 11

thank you all.