How to know whether you have a vertical or horizontal asymptote?
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We can observe that the function describing the graph is linear and so the equation is of linear nature:
Numbers m and n have special names. m is called the slope, n is called y-intercept.
From the graph one can tell that the line intercepts y-axis at y = -1 that means n = -1. What about the slope you say?
The slope can be calculated using two points' coordinates that lie on the line:
Now our line has an equation,
Hope this helps.
One Way:
We can change the mixed number to a decimal for comparing.
m = 
m = 1.25 m
1.4 m > 1.25 m
Darren > Luke
Darren's jump was higher by (1.4-1.25) 0.15 m
Or another way change the decimal to a fraction and the mixed to an improper fraction too.
= (Luke)
1.4 =
(Darren)
We need a common denominator to compare
(Luke)
(Darren)
(Luke)
(Darren)
Darren > Luke
By:
- = 
Which is also by 0.15 m
Darren jumps higher and by 0.15 m
We can change the mixed number to a decimal for comparing.
1.4 m > 1.25 m
Darren > Luke
Darren's jump was higher by (1.4-1.25) 0.15 m
Or another way change the decimal to a fraction and the mixed to an improper fraction too.
1.4 =
We need a common denominator to compare
Darren > Luke
By:
Which is also by 0.15 m
Darren jumps higher and by 0.15 m