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y = (-3x^2 + 2)/(x-1) is asymptotic both as x->1 and x->\infty. Precise language matters, one should not rely on the crutch of context if one wants to be clear
by tanderson92 11y ago
y = (-3x^2 + 2)/(x-1) is asymptotic both as x->1 and x->\infty.
Precise language matters, one should not rely on the crutch of context if one wants to be clear.
- droopyEyelids 11y agoyou're reducing precision of the expression by adding extraneous data. The orientation of the asymptote is fully expressed by the context of price and the notion of high-end computing.