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2 years ago

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Equation horizontal asymptote vertical asymptote

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ira [324]2 years ago

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Answer:

Hello,

In order to determine which is the horizontal asymptote remember that the horizontal is always x= something and remember that horizontal is straight from left to right.

So Horizontal asymptote = 2

For vertical asymptote it goes from the bottom of the graph, directly up. Think about it like this, you stand upright...or vertically right? So the vertical asymptote is

y= 0

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