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OpenStudy (quickstudent):
OpenStudy (quickstudent):
@Nnesha
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@asnaseer
OpenStudy (quickstudent):
@mathmate
OpenStudy (mathmate):
Are you working on both horizontal and vertical asymptotes?
There may be two on this graph.
Do you have the equation of the function?
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OpenStudy (quickstudent):
No, I don't have the equation. But these are the answer choices:
a. x=-3
b. y=-3
c y=3
d. x=y
OpenStudy (quickstudent):
Could y=3 be the answer?
OpenStudy (quickstudent):
@mathmate
OpenStudy (mathmate):
Yes, y=3 could be an answer.
Do you choose one or more than one?
OpenStudy (quickstudent):
Just one.
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OpenStudy (mathmate):
There are two correct answers.
y=3 is one of them, unless you have only learned vertical asymptotes, i.e. you have not learned horizontal asymptotes.
OpenStudy (quickstudent):
I actually haven't learned about horizontal ones yet.
OpenStudy (mathmate):
So you have to find an asymptote which is vertical.
The answer should be in the form of x=?
See if you can locate it.
You located the horizontal asymptote correctly, so it's the same idea.
Give it a try.
OpenStudy (quickstudent):
I thought the answer should be x = 3, but that answer is not included in the choices.