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Explanation.
A horizontal asymptote is a horizontal straight line that the graph of a function approaches when the domain approaches infinity.
We cannot see the graph.
However I provided a graph in the attachment.
Using this graph the horizontal asymptote is y=3.
Note that x=1 and x=3 are vertical lines so they cannot be a horizontal asymptote.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Working backwards, the addition changes subtraction and division changes to multiplication and vice versa
The numbers are and
The result is
Adding to we obtain
+ =
Dividing by we obtain
Subtracting from we obtain
Multiplying by we obtain
Therefore, the number is
1 5/6
cot B = 48/55