How do you find the vertical, horizontal or slant asymptotes for #f(x) = (-x^2 + 4x)/(x+2)#?
1 Answer
The vertical asymptote is
The slant asymptote is
No horizontal asymptote
Explanation:
The domain of
As we cannot divide by
The vertical asymptote is
The degree of the numerator is
To find the slant, we start by doing a long division
So,
The slant asymptote is
No horizontal asymptote
graph{(y-(-x^2+4x)/(x+2))(y+x-6)(y-25x-50)=0 [-35, 38.04, -14.36, 22.2]}