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  1. Sep 21st 2009, 05:18 PM #1
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    How to graph a slant asymptote?

    Lets say i have a rational function that I have to graph with slant asymptote which i found by long division. It is: x-3.

    How would i graph this on my graph of the function? Thanks for any help
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    Quote Originally Posted by nascar77 View Post
    Lets say i have a rational function that I have to graph with slant asymptote which i found by long division. It is: x-3.

    How would i graph this on my graph of the function? Thanks for any help
    graph the line y = x-3 ... it is customary to make it a dashed line.
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