Calculus 1: Limits at Infinity-Horizontal Asymptotes (Video #6) | Math with Professor V

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Prof 6:30
How did you find the V.A from the graph.? I know it's zeros of denominator but from graph..?

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V.A depends where the limit located, ?

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Hi, can you please tell me why at min 19:15 you divided by the square root of x squared and not just x?

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AT 25:04, why did you divide by x^6 inside of the radical when we are dividing by x^3?

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The highest power in the denominator is 3; coming from x^3