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| If top “M” is smaller than bottom “N” then |
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| you always have an asymptote at Y=0. |
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| Vertical asymptote come from |
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| To solve for Y intercept put F(X) to ... |
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| M>N there is no ___________. Divide numerator by denominator and if there is a _______then throw it away and set answer up to___ which now gives you the slanted asymptote. |
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| horizontal asymptote, remainder , “Y” |
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| If things can be factored out of the equation then there is a ____. Plug integer from factored out portion of the equation into the now cancelled out equation and solve for ___ .(New equation X+3=m(x) plug integer into “X” and solve. X is the X coordinate and the answer is the Y coordinate.) |
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| horizontal asymptote is Y=0 |
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| horizontal asymptote Y=A/B |
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| If m=n and if the denominator divides evenly into the numerator there is a _____ |
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| If the denominator does not divide evenly there is a ___________________-Throw away the denominator and set equal to Y to find the answer to the question |
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| slanted or oblique asymptote, |
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| Y=1/x (“1” has a power of ___ and the “x” has a power of ____) |
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