Question

Please help! I need to find the vertical asymptote of x> 3(2x-1)/(x+2).

Answer 1

a. y=-2
b. x=-2
c. y=1
d. x=1

Answer 2

Look for an x value where you get a zero in a denominator.

Answer 3

it kinda depend, since that is not a equation, it's a inequality

Answer 4

take my word back, im a little lost on ur question. =(

Answer 5

for the vertical asymptote solve

x + 2 = 0

as a denominator of 0 is undefined.... the solution is the vertical asymptote

in this case x = -2 gives a zero denominator

so x cannot equal -22 is the domain restriction and x = -2 is the vertical asymptote

Answer 6

oops domain restriction is x cannot equal -2

Answer 7

im curious, would the above inequality for a function? or wat is it?

Answer 8

So the vertical asymptote is NOT x=-2?

Answer 9

the vertical appears to by x = -2

Answer 10

Oh o.k, just making sure. Thank you so much campbell!