Finite expansion at infinite

elabed haidar · Feb 6, 2011

i need to know is there a difference between the method of finding the asymptote of a function and the finite expansion of the same function when x tends to infinite i have the exam very soon and i am hoping for really detailed quick reply

HallsofIvy · Feb 7, 2011

I'm afraid I can make no sense of your question. In particular, I do not know what "finite expansion of a function" means.

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