Question

What function does this graph represent?

Answer 1

Vertical asymptote at x=3 and horizontal asymptote at 2

Answer 2

what does that look like?

Answer 3

it represents\[1/(x-3)+2\]. Because as @dustinnguyen2014 said you have a vertical asymptote at x=3. It makes sense, just because of the fact that if you subtract 3 from 3, you get 0, and we can't divide by 0! So the graph is not defined at x=3, as shown in the picture. Then there is the +2 which is the horizontal asymptote at y=2. We can clearly see that the graphs cuts in y=2 so I just added the +2 on the simply fact that b is our cut with y... can't formulate it right now, sorry :(

Answer 4

it is not cutting at y=2! The graph is merely approaching y=2!!!!!