Eduardo L. answered 03/01/20
I'm basically a Mexican version of Spock
to find vertical asymptotes:
set denominator equal to zero (slope of vertical asymptote is infinity)
therefore,
x2-2x-3=0, then use factorization
(x-3)(x+1)=0
ans: vertical asymptotes at x=3 and x=-1
to find horizontal asymptotes:
notice the degree of numerator and the denominator are the same,
therefore,
horizontal asymptote equals leading coefficient of numerator over leading coefficient of denominator
H.A. at y=1