Question

What are the vertical asymptotes of the function

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

the denominator cannot be equal to 0 right?

Answer 3

wait that cant be it

Answer 4

so just solve the denominator for the values that will make the function undefined

Answer 5

the choices are
A.x = 2 and x = –3
B. x = 2 and x = 3
C. x = –2 and x = –3
D. x = –2 and x = 3

Answer 6

yeah sorry 2 and 3

Answer 7

thats what i get for doing it in my head when i tired

Answer 8

its ok...lol thanks for helping

Answer 9

you can solve easy by factoring

Answer 10

im hoping by doing math i'll get sleepy enough to pass out..

Answer 11

lol

Answer 12

I can fall asleep any minute...its just Im trying to finish my online class tonight..going for an all nighter

Answer 13

where a function is undefined you will find your vertical asymptotes.

Answer 14

oh ok..

Answer 15

nice.. i did that two nights ago.. it was hell in the morning

Answer 16

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/
my favorite graphing calculator
that way you can see it

Answer 17

lol..I have school tomorrow, but most of the day is party time..and its friday..so I can come home and sleep

Answer 18

nice..

Answer 19

its a very good website...tht would be very helpful for the night

Answer 20

have you ever tried using Wolphram Alpha?

Answer 21

yes...I use tht sometimes

Answer 22

i havent. whats that like?

Answer 23

what is an oblique aymptote?

Answer 24

its a very good website...you just put in your equation..and it gives you graphs, answer, and alternative forms of the question

Answer 25

Amazing! wolphramalpha.com Just input your question in the text box. Its designed to understand most plain language inputs.

Answer 26

its a slanted asymptote that usually appears when a function has the leading variable one degree higher than the denominator

Answer 27

oh ok

Answer 28

Angled asymptote

Answer 29

oh, his answer was more complete

Answer 30

does anyone know how to make that fraction in this box when posting? or in the equation box

Answer 31

not yet

Answer 32

\[x^2/3x\]

Answer 33

what fraction specifically? the one that started the thread?