Posted by Jamie on Friday, October 23, 2009 at 10:42pm.
No, if you are dealing with polynomial fractions, to get a slant asymptote, you have to have the numerator just one degree greater than the denominator, so that the asymptote is a straight line. If it is greater than one degree, the asymptote is a "curve".
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