Definition of vertical asymptote, Mathematics

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Vertical asymptote Definition: The function f(x) will contain a vertical asymptote at x = a if we contain any of the following limits at x = a .

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Note as well that it only needs one of the above limits for function to require a vertical asymptote at x = a. Now let's take a look at more examples of infinite limits which can cause some problems on occasion.

 

 

 


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