A graph may only cross a horizontal asymptote in the middle of the graph, but it can never cross the far left or the far right, where the boundaries are set.I may also cross through the middle, but a vertical asymptote may never cross in the middle.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Unit G Question # 5
5. Describe the conditions in which a graph can cross through an asymptote.
A graph may only cross a horizontal asymptote in the middle of the graph, but it can never cross the far left or the far right, where the boundaries are set.I may also cross through the middle, but a vertical asymptote may never cross in the middle.
A graph may only cross a horizontal asymptote in the middle of the graph, but it can never cross the far left or the far right, where the boundaries are set.I may also cross through the middle, but a vertical asymptote may never cross in the middle.
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