I had a piece of carpet leftover from our living room installation. There is a pass thru that is in high traffic area and I thought it would be nice to use a matching piece but I didn't want to spend a lot of money as I expect it to get dirty quickly and need replacing. I thought that this would be worth a try.
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So, the function becomes x/x, which equals 1. Therefore, the limit as x approaches infinity of x/(x-1) = 1. Use the solution of the limit to write your asymptote equation. If the solution is a fixed value, there is a horizontal asymptote, but if the solution is infinity, there is no horizontal asymptote.If the solution is another function, there is an asymptote, but it is neither horizontal or vertical.se the solution of the limit to write your asymptote equation. If the solution is a fixed value, there is a horizontal asymptote, but if the solution is infinity, there is no horizontal asymptote. If the solution is another function, there is an asymptote, but it is neither horizontal or vertical.