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OpenStudy (anonymous):

About vertical tangent If a point (e.g x=1) is undefined in the original f(x) function, that means it is a vertical asymptote right so for f'(x), x=1 is the critical number, and it is also undefined the signs are both positive, which indicates a vertical tangent but that point is already a Vertical asymptote, so it cant be a vertical tangent then when will there be a vertical tangent?

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