SOLUTION: Okay so I have 2 questions.
my first one is, how do you figure out the function of a graph that
is not linear besides plugging in values for x?
My second one is, how do you
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my first one is, how do you figure out the function of a graph that
is not linear besides plugging in values for x?
My second one is, how do you
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Question 214270: Okay so I have 2 questions.
my first one is, how do you figure out the function of a graph that
is not linear besides plugging in values for x?
My second one is, how do you figure out what the end behavior of a graph is??
and what is an asymtope? Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 1) You have to plug them in or use a graphing calculator.
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2) Asymptote= a straight line that is closely approached but never touched by a curve.
Take 1/(x+1) for example (the graph below). X can never be -1 (the vertical asymptote) because division by zero is not allowed. The end behavior of the function as x becomes very large (or very small) is that the lines get very close to the horizontal asymptote but never touch it. Note that there is a horizontal asymptote at y=0 also.
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Ed
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