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Do radical functions have asymptotes?
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Vertical - always (for whatever values of x make the denominator zero). Horizontal - sometimes (when lim x→infinity f(x) is a constant).
so what would be the asymptotes of √x/√(x-2)
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the equation should be the limit lim e^x - 2 as x approaches + or - infinity. However, the limit for x -> +oo does not exist. The limit for x -> -oo is -2. So y = -2.
@50_cent i'm sorry but i'm confused
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is -2. So y = -2.
y = -2
@50_cent so the range is limited but the domain isn't?
yes the range
so is the domain ever limited?
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yes some times
kk thanks :)
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