As you can see, it's a vertical line. Let's test our theory out. Let's take 0 for example.

The only asymptote is horizontal, and it is y=0, as x->-infty. A function can have horizontal asymptotes (if the limits as x approaches pm infty exist and are finite), vertical ones (if the …

Dec 22, 2016 · The equation of vertical line is x=-2 The equation of vertical line having x-intercept of -2 is x=-2 [Ans]

How do you find the equation of a normal line if you know the equation of the tangent line? If my tangent line at point (4,8) has the equation #y=5x/6 - 9#, what is the equation of the normal …

It will be a dashed vertical line at x=0 because 0 is not included and then shaded to the right because x>0 It will be a dashed vertical line at x=0 because 0 is not included and then shaded …

Dec 13, 2015 · Foci: " (0, -sqrt(5)) ; (0, sqrt(5)) Vertices: " (0, -3) ; (0, 3) Co-vertices: (-2, 0) ; (2, 0) Ecentricity: e= sqrt(5)/3 General formula for vertical ellipse ...

No inflection points Find concavity: This means concavity is only determined by the vertical asymptote

A line segment is bisected by a line with the equation # - y + 4 x = 3 #. If one end of the line segment is at # ( 2 , 6 )#, where is the other end? GeometrySpecial Properties and Parts of …

The asymptotes are x=3 and y=x-5 An asymptote is defined as a line or curve that another line or curve approaches, but never meets. As such, we simply find the values of x and y that the y …

We can see that the graph "avoids" the lines x=-2 and x=1, our vertical asymptotes. The right and left ends of the graph come close to the line y=0, our horizontal asymptote.