What can be said about one of R(x)\'s asymptotes if O[P(x)] =O[Q(x)] +1? a. Ther

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What can be said about one of R(x)'s asymptotes if O[P(x)] =O[Q(x)] +1? a. There is a horizontal asymptote and a slant asymptote b. There is a slant asymptote c. There is a horizontal asymptote along the x-axis d. There is a vertical asymptote along the R(x)-axis What can be said about one of R(x)'s asymptotes if O[P(x)] =O[Q(x)] +1? a. There is a horizontal asymptote and a slant asymptote b. There is a slant asymptote c. There is a horizontal asymptote along the x-axis d. There is a vertical asymptote along the R(x)-axis

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Order of the numerator is one more than order of thedenominator. There thus must be a slant asymptote. There may or may not be vertical asymptotes and there is not ahorizontal asymptote. b. There is a slant asymptote

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