Question

help please!

Answer 1

B?

Answer 2

This question is like... tonnes harder than your previous one...

Answer 3

http://www.freemathhelp.com/finding-horizontal-asymptotes.html
D is the correct answer

Answer 4

wait why?

Answer 5

I exaggerate haha

Answer 6

I disagree.

Answer 7

i think its either a or b

Answer 8

When the degree of the denominator is greater than the degree of the numerator, the horizontal asymptote is y=0.

Answer 9

Do remember that it's a HORIZONTAL asymptote you're looking for, and equations that are like
x = <some constant>
are vertical lines...

Answer 10

D is the correct answer i am sure in it just read my link

Answer 11

If the exponent in the denominator of the function is larger than the exponent in the numerator, the horizontal asymptote will be y=0, which is the x-axis.

Answer 12

This is from your link.......

Answer 13

Besides, @Haseeb96
the function intersects y=1
at x = 0

Answer 14

i agree that it's A.

Answer 15

Not that that's of significance haha

Answer 16

Yes u are correct
I miss something
A is the correct answer
y=0

Answer 17

sorry

Answer 18

yay :>

Answer 19

No worries

Answer 20

alright. thanks everyone :)