Question

Y=X^2/1+X
vertical asymtote= -1
slant asymtote=-1
How do I determine the curve?
@rational

Answer 1

Are there choices?

Answer 2

Nope

Answer 3

Humm I don't understand this then. Sorry.

Answer 4

No worries

Answer 5

let me point out a mistake in ur notation

Answer 6

@rational

Answer 7

An asymptote is a LINE.
saying
vertical asymtote= -1
slant asymtote=-1

is meaningless

Answer 8

you need to use equations to represent LINEs. NOT numbers. Is that clear ? :)

Answer 9

Below is the correct representation of asymptote lines :

Vertical asymptote :
\(\large x = -1\)

Slant asymptote :
\(\large y = x-1\)

Answer 10

Thanks for correcting me