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y=16/x-3 + 5 write the equations for the asymptotes and state the domain and range. PLEASE. i have no idea what i am doing. :/
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\[y=\frac{16}{x-3}+5\] right?
vertical asymptote where the denominator is zero, namely at \(x=3\)
horizontal asymptote: as \(x\) gets large, \(\frac{16}{x-3}\) goes to zero (gets smaller and smaller) so the entire thing \[\frac{16}{x-3}+5\] gets closer and closer to \(5\) horizontal asymptote at \(y=5\)
you can almost read off the answers from the equation \[y=\frac{16}{x-3}+5\] vertical asymptote \(x=3\) horizontal asymptote \(y=5\) that is all
wow, i didnt even realize that. thanks so much for helping! (:
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