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is this the expression: \(\large y=\frac{3x^6-7x+10}{8x^5+9x+10} \) ??
yes!
then because the (degree of the numerator) > (degree denominator) , you have NO HORIZONTAL asymptotes....
Ooh, I see! what do you mean it has a ''slant asymptote''?
slant asymptote: if the (degree numerator) > (degree of denominator) by 1, then you will have a SLANT asymptote...
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you will only have a HORIZONTAL asymptote if: (degree numerator) \(\large \le \) (degree denominator)
thanks, I get it now :D x
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