Question

In RPFs, in what situation would a hole exist?

Answer 1

actually thats a bad example

Answer 2

rpf?

Answer 3

So a solution that makes both numerator and denominator 0? What about Oblique Asymptote? How can you tell if there's an Oblique Asymptote?

@Hermeezey RPF= Rational Polynomial Function

Answer 4

lol oh wow, I'm slow -.-

Answer 5

You divide the polynomial into quotient and remainder and then you can see what is your oblique asymptote. The linear part will be your oblique asymptote. it also called a slant asyptote i think :/

Answer 6

But not all functions have an OA. So how do I know when there is an OA?

Answer 7

if the degree of the numerator is higher than denominator i think :o

Answer 8

this is from my last semester so idk if i know this all :/

Answer 9

Thanks for the help, @alexwee123! I'll double check with my teacher tomorrow!

Answer 10

kk :D