You'd find the vertical asymptotes by seeing where the denominator equals zero; you can do so by factoring the denominator.
In this case, you can factor the denominator into (x+3)(x+2), so if you set each of those equal to zero you can find the equations of the vertical asymptotes (x=-3 and x=-2).
Answer:
horizontal
Step-by-step explanation:
Rise over Run
Rise is up, or vertical and Run is across, or horizontal.
Answer:
7
Step-by-step explanation:
Ughhh...the limit formula...this should be thrown in the trash the minute you start doing derivatives :P
(-8-9(t+d)-(-8-9t))/(t+d-t)
(-8-9t-9d+8+9t)/d
-9d/d (which is -9 for any value of d as well as when d approaches zero)
-9
So the instantaneous velocity is regardless of t or delta t
