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5.9x + 1.7x
We simply add these like terms to simplify
1
5.9x
+ 1.7x
= 7.6x
Applying limits, it is found that since
, and hence the <u>horizontal asymptote is not y = 0</u>, thus not being on the x-axis.
The function is given by:

The horizontal asymptote is the <u>limit of the function as x goes to infinity</u>, hence:

Considering only the terms with the highest exponents:

Since
, and hence the <u>horizontal asymptote is not y = 0</u>, thus not being on the x-axis.
For more on <em>horizontal asymptotes and limits</em>, you can check brainly.com/question/11598999
1 is the 3rd option down
2 is the second option down
Answer:
x•x•y•y•y•3
Step-by-step explanation:
I think you would have to put it in expanded form so the answer I gave should be correct.