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the tangent to the curve at infinity is

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Answered by seabird1234

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the tangent to the curve at infinity is horizontal.

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Answered by meenamahyavanshi82

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Answer:

asymptote

Step-by-step explanation:

a tangent to the curve at the infinty is called

asymptote

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