For the rational function f(x) =A , find the following limits and identify the type of asymptote that each limit indicates. (If the function increases/decreases without bound, enter +o/-o; if itdoes not exist for another reason, enter DNE.)(a)lim4x - 1メ→-9+ x+9This limit shows that the lineis a ---Select--- v asymptote on the graph of f.(b)lim 4x - 1x o x +9This limit shows that the lineis a -Select-- v asymptote on the graph of f.

Given: Rational function: f(x)=4x-1x+9

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Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section4.5: Rational Functions

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