Asymptote. A line that the graph of a curve approaches but never intersects. Add these lines to your graphs!

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Asymptote

A line that the graph of a curve approaches but never intersects. Add these lines to your graphs!

Asymptote A curve CAN intersect the asymptote. The only thing that matters is that at some point the curve gets “close” to the asymptote, Really Close Intersection

Example 1: Hyperbola x y Ǿ Vertical Asymptote (x-axis) Horizontal Asymptote (x = 2) x-intercept: y-intercept: Domain: Range:

Example 2

Example 3: Exponential