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Aramin
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Is there a way to distinguish between rational functions that have the same limit at both ends and those that don't? I think I might have answered my own question, but let's say I evaluate a rational function, and it turns out to be a coefficient ratio with no variables (3/2). Does that mean that function will have the same end behavior on both sides?
What is required to have a result of -3/2 at -infinity and 3/2 at +infinity? Does this result occur in rational functions?
What is required to have a result of -3/2 at -infinity and 3/2 at +infinity? Does this result occur in rational functions?