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Hi there,
Quick question. For F(X)= X/Sin(X), is there a hole at X=0?
Thanks.
Quick question. For F(X)= X/Sin(X), is there a hole at X=0?
Thanks.
Hi CanadianEh!Hi there,
Quick question. For F(X)= X/Sin(X), is there a hole at X=0?
Thanks.
Hi CanadianEh!
At x = 0, obviously, it's 0/0, which is undefined (it's known as an "indeterminate form"), so yes in that sense there's a hole …
of course, F(x) does tend to a limit at as x -> 0![]()
uhh?Thanks so much! Can you help me explain why there is an oblique asymptote?
Still totally confused as to why this is called an asymptote instead of a tangent.When a linear asymptote is not parallel to the x- or y-axis, it is called either an oblique asymptote or equivalently a slant asymptote.
In the graph of X/Sin(X), there appears to be an asymptote at y=x
That's right.Ok, so NO oblique asymptote, correct?
A slant asymptoteuhh?
wot's an oblique asymptote?
So that's only at infinity?A slant asymptote