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genevievelily
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I am confused with solving for horizontal asymptotes. I know you are supposed to find limits to positive and negative infinity. I am able to solve for positive infinity but how are you supposed to do it for negative infinity, since you are not actually plugging in a particular value. This problem sounds like a silly question but it's really confusing me.
An example would be (4x)/(((x^4)+1)^(1/4))
I know the limit at positive infinity is 4, but why is it -4 at negative infinity?
Thanks!
An example would be (4x)/(((x^4)+1)^(1/4))
I know the limit at positive infinity is 4, but why is it -4 at negative infinity?
Thanks!