SOLUTION: What are the locations of the 2 asymptotes in the function? f(x) = {{{1/(x + 6)}}}

SOLUTION: What are the locations of the 2 asymptotes in the function? f(x) = {{{1/(x + 6)}}}

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Question 860509: What are the locations of the 2 asymptotes in the function?
f(x) =

Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
What are the locations of the 2 asymptotes in the function?
f(x) =
y = 0 (as x get large y goes to zero)
and x = -6
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