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Niekname · Answer 1 · 2023-06-15T14:44:30+0000

To find out the vertical asymptotes, you must find out which value equals the denominator to 0.

In this case will be:

x=5 and x -3 because:

$\begin{gathered} Y=\text{ }\frac{(x\text{ -2\rparen\lparen x+5\rparen}}{(x\text{ -5\rparen \lparen x + 3\rparen}} \\ y=\frac{(x-2)(x+5\rparen}{(5\text{ -5\rparen \lparen x+3\rparen}} \\ y=\text{ }((x-2\rparen(x+5\rparen)/(0) \\ y=\text{ undefined} \\ \\ y=\frac{(x-2\rparen(x+5\rparen}{(x\text{ -5\rparen\lparen-3 + 3\rparen}} \\ y=\text{ }((x-2\rparen(x+5\rparen)/(0) \\ y=undefined \end{gathered}$

The answers are:

x=5 and x= -3

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