
Julia B.
asked 06/10/21How do you find the equations of the vertical and horizontal asymptotes for a graph when you only have the graph and no function?
How do you find the asymptotes for a graph when you don't have the function? Also, is the function f(x) = a/x just when the asymptotes both intersect 0?
1 Expert Answer
JAY E. answered 06/20/21
Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, SAT/ACT/GED, Trigonometry
you can find Vertical Asymptoties by putting the demeanor of the Rational function =0. For Example: f(x)=a/x put. X=0 that means all the points that X=0 is Y-Axis is Vertical Asymptote.
To find Horizontal Asymptote put Numerator =0
it means Y=0 means X-Axis is H.A
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