Thread: Asymptope

Have i correctly found an asymptope for this function?



As x approaches 0 from left and right i get so infinity therefor there is a vertical asymptope at 0.

When graphing this, would this mean x never = 0?

Can anything else be determined about the graph of this function from what i have? if what i have is correct

Hi.

Originally Posted by anon_404

Have i correctly found an asymptope for this function?



As x approaches 0 from left and right i get so infinity therefor there is a vertical asymptope at 0.

Thats right

Originally Posted by anon_404

When graphing this, would this mean x never = 0?

Yes

Originally Posted by anon_404

Can anything else be determined about the graph of this function from what i have?

No, except: the graph f(x) is not symmetric. f is continious on and

Yours, Rapha

As x approaches infinity, i have found the limit to be 1, have i calculated the correct limit? if so does this mean there is a horizontal aymptope at y = 1?

Originally Posted by anon_404

As x approaches infinity, i have found the limit to be 1, have i calculated the correct limit? if so does this mean there is a horizontal aymptope at y = 1?

Yes.