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Which function does not have a vertical asymptote? a. y=x/1+x² b. y=5x-1/x c. y=5x/x+x² d. y=5x/1-x²
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Please add grouping symbols so that terms in a denominator can be distinguished from those in a numerator or neither.
a doesn't have a vertical asymptote, because 1+x^2 can't equal zero (assuming real numbers)
so the answer to this question is what ?:/
A, as rick wrote.
i posted it in my previous response
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And please do use grouping symbols in the future
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