SOLUTION: I have the problem y= x over x squared + 4 (y=x/x^2+4). I have to graph it and find the vertical asymptote, but I don't get it. There isn't one is there?
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Question 1021714: I have the problem y= x over x squared + 4 (y=x/x^2+4). I have to graph it and find the vertical asymptote, but I don't get it. There isn't one is there? Answer by macston(5194) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! .
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Since x^2+4 never equals zero (when x is real), there are no
vertical asymptotes.
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Note there are no discontinuities in the domain of the graph,
thus no point x could "approach but never reach"
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