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Dont quote me on this but I am almost 100 percent sure about it
Answer:
x ≈ ±20.086/√(t - 1)
Step-by-step explanation:
ln(t - 1) + ln(x²) = 6
Recall that lnu + lnv = ln(uv). Then
ln(t - 1) + ln(x²) = ln[(t-1)x²] = 6
Take the natural antilogarithm of each side
(t - 1)x² = e⁶
Divide each side by t - 1
x² = e⁶/(t-1)
Take the square root of each side
x = ±e³/√(t - 1)
x ≈ ±20.086/√(t - 1)
Remember that to find the vertical asymptotes of rational functions, we just need to set the denominator equal to zero and solve for the variable, in this case

, so lets do it:


As you can see, our rational functions has
2 vertical asymptotes: 
and
Use KMF (Keep multiply flip)
keep the first fraction as it is
change sign to multiplication
flip numerator and denominator of last fraction
then finish
Just use the formula:

Then, plug in numbers:

And that would be your answer: 3/5 is the slope.