Help!? Find the horizontal asymptote of the graph of
y =3x^6 - 7x +10/8x^5 +9x +10

y = 0
y = 6/5
y = 3/8
There is no horizontal asymptote.

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Help!? Find the horizontal asymptote of the graph of 
y =3x^6 - 7x +10/8x^5 +9x +10

y = 0
y = 6/5
y = 3/8
There is no horizontal asymptote.

anonymous · Answer

I believe its: No Vertical Asymptotes
                      No Horizontal Aysmptotes

anonymous · Answer

how do you know? can you explain why? im just confused

anonymous · Answer

okaii, 
one way to find the horizontal asymptote is by finding the limit of the function as the value approaches infinity.

anonymous · Answer

oh okay i kinda see what your saying

anonymous · Answer

yah, do you know how to start of?

anonymous · Answer

Find the limit as x approaches to infinity.

anonymous · Answer

yes @Azteck that is what i said previously, but i want @whadduptori to work out the problem so she could see how it is and learn how to work thses problems out :) 
Thank you :)

anonymous · Answer

I didnt even know you wrote back im sorry @Azteck..  but how would i do that?

anonymous · Answer

start off like this: 
$$\lim_{x \rightarrow \infty}3x^6+\frac{ 5x^5 }{ 4 }+2x+10$$