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| In order to find horizontal asymptote you ? Only if? |
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Look at the degree of the numerator and the d
Only if there is no slant asymptote |
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| In order to find vertical asymptote you ? |
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In order to find zeros you?
How would you write it? |
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| In order to find slant asymptote you? When will there be one? Only if? |
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Long division using the denominator and the numerator
The result is the equation of the line. Forget about remainder
There will be one if the degree of the numerator is the same as the denominator
Only if there is no horizontal asymptote |
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When is there no horizontal asymptote?
When is it zero?
When is it an integer? |
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None if degree of numerator higher then denominator
Zero if degree of numerator less then denominator
Integer if degree of numerator same as denominator
It is the ratio of the integers in front of the Xs |
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| When is there no vertical asymptote? |
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If the denominator is X to an even integer + a number
So, an example would be x2 + 9 |
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| If you have an equation in which there are two fractions or a whole number and a fraction what do you do? |
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| Make it one fraction by using GCF |
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| When are the holes and how do you find them? |
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When you cancel out common factors
Solve for x in the common factor and plug it back in |
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