Question

Which equation represents the vertical asymptote of the graph? http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_algebra2_v10/07_07cg_02.gif

Answer 1

At first I got y = 12 but now I'm seeing other's say x=12?
which is it?

Answer 2

@ganeshie8

Answer 3

@thomaster @mathessentials @Zarkon Somebodyyyy

Answer 4

:/ @amistre64 @agent0smith

Answer 5

hey :)

Answer 6

Hi.

Answer 7

can i tell u something?

Answer 8

Um... is it related to my question?

Answer 9

yes it is

Answer 10

Go for it

Answer 11

Eh.. I can't access this picture for some reason =(

Answer 12

she got suspended 4get it

Answer 13

http://assets.openstudy.com/updates/attachments/4f767c55e4b0ddcbb89d69ce-sammynicoleally-1333165160442-2.08graph1.png

Answer 14

@kels200105

Answer 15

Does that work?

Answer 16

Yes, the equation of the asymptote is x=11.5.

Answer 17

Vertical asymptotes always are x=number, where number is the x axis number where the function diverges.

Answer 18

Sorry, could you say me what is the exact number where the function goes to infinity?

Answer 19

it seems to me like x = 12 idk..

Answer 20

It is 12, sorry.

Answer 21

So it's X instead of Y...?

Answer 22

x=12

Answer 23

Yes, vertical asymptotes always are x=number.

Answer 24

My choices are:
x = 0
y = 0
x = 12
y = 12

I thought it was Y--- yeah, it's X xD

Answer 25

10/10 :D

Answer 26

The horizontal asymptote of this function is y=0, do you see the function at infinity? The function approaches the horizontal line 0, but never cut it ;).

Answer 27

yeah, obvious duh, huh? vertical = x
horizontal = y xD

Answer 28

XD