Answer:
b=-a
Step-by-step explanation:
Becaude when b is <u>positive</u> a will be <u>negative</u>
And when b is <u>negative</u> a will be <u>positive</u>.
A horizontal asymptote y = a is a horizontal line which a curve approaches as x approaches positive or negative infinity. If the limit of a curve as x approaches either positive or negative infinity is a, then y=a is a horizontal asymptote.
A vertical asymptote x = b is a vertical line that a curve approaches but never crosses. The value b is not in the domain of the curve. More precisely if the limit of a curve as x approaches b is either positive or negative infinity then x=b is a vertical asymptote.
An oblique asymptote is a diagonal line (a line whose slope is either positive or negative) that a curve approaches. For a rational function R(x) = P(x) / Q (x) an oblique asymptote y = my + b is obtained by dividing P(x) by Q (x). Doing so will yield a quotient and remainder. If we set the quotient equal to y that gives the equation of the oblique asymptote.
When multiplying by a number that is 1 with 0's on the end, you move the decimal to the right by how many zeros there are.
Because 10,000 has 5 0's, we move the decimal 5 places to the right.
8.88 => 88800
Answer:
They are all equal and identical in form; coinciding exactly when superimposed.
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Answer:
9.28
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