dos
anyone?
the denominator cannot be equal to zero if you just look at the denominator and solve for x, then the solutions for x are x-asymptotes
so, it would be "B"?? @sooobored
no idea, didnt closely look at teh problem
oh well could you maybe confirm for me and take a look ? @sooobored
@calculusxy @steve816 @Directrix @mathmate @Nnesha
well close, what i explained was very very general method there also exists something called the removable discontinuity, basically x is an asymptote, but it get cancelled out by factoring from the numerator and if i remember correctly, removable discontinuity are not asymptotes factor the other part of the denominator and you should get the answer
@sooobored ohh it is D. No?
thats the answer i would go with B. doesnt make much sense, since i assume the graph would cross through the x axis and roots exist so
the x axis being a asymptote doesnt make that much sense
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