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Apr 17, 2017

horizontal asymptote is $y = 0 .$ $y=0.$

Explanation:

As $x$ $x$ becomes very large and positive, $exp (x)$ $exp(x)$ dominates; and being a function in the denominator, the entire function goes to zero.

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