my book doesn't list this one.
lim f(x)=5
x-> a+
a.horizontal asymptote
b.vertical asymptote
c.both
d.neither
(notice it's as x approaches a from the right)
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my book doesn't list this one.
lim f(x)=5
x-> a+
a.horizontal asymptote
b.vertical asymptote
c.both
d.neither
(notice it's as x approaches a from the right)
This isn't an asymptote, it's a limit...Quote:
Originally Posted by xSMUxCHEERLEADINGx
And since you're finding the limit of a constant, the limit IS that constant.
It can't be a vertical asymptote because the y-value is constant. So b and c are out. I would say neither because a horizontal asymptote deals with x going to infinity and the function being bounded and this looks just like a one sided limit.Quote:
Originally Posted by xSMUxCHEERLEADINGx