Question

Can someone please check my answer:
http://prnt.sc/dd03wy

Answer 1

very good, only undefined when the denominator is made 0, which represents a vertical asymptote on a Cartesian plane.

Answer 2

So I got it right @mww ?

Answer 3

Can you check four more?

Answer 4

http://prnt.sc/dd03xm

Answer 5

yes that;s right, vertical asymptote clear, for horizontal, it's the limit to infinity of the numerator to the denominator when you combine into a common fraction.

This is easiest thought of as

\[y = rational function + C ~\rightarrow ~horizontal ~ asymptote~=C\]

Answer 6

Alright, thank you!