ANSWER
Vertical asymptote:
x=1
Horizontal asymptote:
y=1
EXPLANATION
The given rational function is
The vertical asymptote occurs at
The vertical asymptotes is x=1
The degree of the numerator is the same as the degree of the denominator.
The horizontal asymptote of such rational function is found by expressing the coefficient of the leading term in the numerator over that of the denominator.
y=1
Answer:
2/2
Step-by-step explanation:
the slope is the distance between the two dots. So for the first dot to get to the second dot is up two, and right two
I think your teacher's just asking for the multiplied out version, so there's no work to do
3. -2(3m + 9) = -6m - 11
4. -6(z-1) = -6z + 6
5. -(m +1) = -m - 1
6. -(x+4) = x = 4
7. b(a- 6) = ab - 6b
8. 7a(3b -2c + 4) = 21ab - 14ac +28a
9. 1/2(8x + 2) = 4x + 1
10. 2/3(1/4x -6) = 1/6x - 4
The correct answer would be C
Hope this helped
No solution as they are parallel lines. so, inconsistent
