Horizontal asymptotes, Mathematics

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Horizontal asymptotes : Such as we can have vertical asymptotes defined in terms of limits we can also have horizontal asymptotes explained in terms of limits.

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The function f(x) will have horizontal asymptote at the point y=L if either of the given are true.

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