Answer:
to find the vertical asymptote, you have to put the rational function in the simplest form, which means to cancel any common factor between the numerator and denominator. here we don't have anything to cancel. then take the denominator and equal it to 0. x-3=0 ,x=3
to find the horizontal asymptote, in this situation, the degree of the numerator and denominator are the same which is 1. therefore, y=the coefficient of the numerator ÷ the coefficient of the denominator. y=6÷1 ,y=6
Answer:
<h3>(a) yes, because the joint probability of p and m is greater than 0. b) yes, because the joint probability of p and m is greater than 1. c)yes, because the joint probability of p and m is equal to 0. d) no, because the joint probability of p and m is equal to 1. e) no, because the joint probability of p and m is equal to 0.</h3>
<h3>Thank you</h3>
(2,1)
Draw a line on y=-2 and reflect the dot on the other side. The x doesn’t change, only y changes. So only option is (2,1).
(x²+4)(x²+4) =x^4+8x²+16
B. x4 + 8x2 + 16
The order from smallest to biggest is: 0.57, 0.574, 60%, 61% and 13/20.
