Math, asked by Maddhy3892, 1 year ago

How do you find all the asymptotes for function g(x)=ex−2?

Answers

Answered by kameena1
0

Answer:

Solve for

x

2

9

=

0

Explanation:

In order to find the horizontal asymptote of a function, you have to solve it's denominator, while in order to find the vertical asymptote, you'll have to solve

y

=

a

c

, such that

y

=

a

x

+

b

c

x

+

d

. Note, the principles hold true for all degrees of

x

, so you can also use these two formulae if your function has a squared, or cubic,

x

.

To find the horizontal asymptote of

g

(

x

)

, solve the denominator part. Hence,

x

2

9

=

0

x

2

=

9

x

2

=

3

2

so,

x

=

3

Therefore the horizontal asymptote of

g

(

x

)

is

x

=

3

, or

x

3

=

0

.

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