Find the equation of the horizontal and vertical asymptotes Find the equations of the asymptotes for the following function: x2+8/x2−9 My solution is the asymptotes are first to find the vertical asymptotes. To do this, I have to find the value that make expression undefined. As a result, the vertical asymptotes are x=−3 and x=3. To find the horizontal asymptotes, I have the compare the degrees of the numerator and the denominator, which result in y=1

Jaylene Hunter

Jaylene Hunter

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2022-07-18

Find the equation of the horizontal and vertical asymptotes
Find the equations of the asymptotes for the following function:
x 2 + 8 x 2 9
My solution is the asymptotes are first to find the vertical asymptotes. To do this, I have to find the value that make expression undefined. As a result, the vertical asymptotes are x=−3 and x=3. To find the horizontal asymptotes, I have the compare the degrees of the numerator and the denominator, which result in y=1
My question is, how do I find the equations for the vertical and horizontal asymptotes? Thank you.

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eishale2n

eishale2n

Beginner2022-07-19Added 15 answers

An equation is a statement with an equal sign in it, so x=−3, x=3, and y=1 are all equations.
Thus, you have already found the equations of the asymptotes. Good job!

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