
The vertical asymptotes of the rational function

Answer to Problem 5E
The vertical asymptotes of the rational function
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given rational function is,
Calculation:
The vertical asymptote is a vertical line where the graph is approaches towards that line but not equal to the line at any point.
The vertical asymptote occurs where the function is not defined for the value or the denominator value is zero.
Take denominator equal to zero, to find the vertical asymptote.
Simplify the above expression,
And
Thus, the vertical asymptotes of the rational function
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