How do you find the asymptotes of a trigonometric function? Do you take the period and just add pi/2b for the first, and then take that answer from the first and add pi/2b again for the second?

Say the function is f(x)=tan2x
and the asymptotes are from x=0 to x=pi

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How do you find the asymptotes of a trigonometric function? Do you take the period and just add pi/2b for the first, and then take that answer from the first and add pi/2b again for the second?

Say the function is f(x)=tan2x
and the asymptotes are from x=0 to x=pi

anonymous · Answer

I could really use some help, I know how to find the asymptotes, it's just I don't know what to do when they give me a "range", such as from x=0 to x=pi