Question

Consider the curve given by: 2(y^3)-1/2(y^2)-(y^5)=(x^4)-2(x^3)+(x^2)

(a.) Find the x-coordinates of all points where the curve might have a horizontal asymptote.
(b.) Find the y-coordinates of all of the points where the curve might have a vertical asymptote.

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Shouldn't it be x-coordinate with vertical asymptote and y-coordinate with horizontal? I don't understand, how can you find an x-coordinate of a horizontal asymptote?