Question

A quick question about oblique and horizontal asymptotes:
If I use the oblique asymptote finding method
m: f(x)/x
n: f(x)-mx
And m turns out to be 0, does it mean I have a horizontal asymptote?

Answer 1

Yes, you can think of \(m\) as the slope of the oblique asymptote. If \(m=0\), the asymptote is horizontal.

Answer 2

Thanks for the confirmation

Answer 3

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