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Which two equations are the equations of vertical asymptotes of the function y = 5∕3 tan(3∕4x)?

A) x-2pi/3 and x=-2pi/3
B) x=0 and x=2pi/3
C) x=4pi/3 and x =4pi/3
D) x=0 and x=4pi/3

I did not know how to paste the pi symbol so I used the letters (pi)

User RonSiven
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Answer:

A

Explanation:

User BStill
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Answer:

A)x=2pi/3 and x=-2pi/3

Explanation:

The function
y=(5)/(3)tan((3)/(4)x) has vertical asymptotes in the values where the tan(a) has vertical asymptotes.

we know that tan(a) has vertical asymptotes in
a=(\pi )/(2) and
a=(-\pi )/(2), if we made
a=(3x)/(4) and solve for x, we get:

for
a=(\pi )/(2)


(\pi )/(2) =(3x)/(4)\\x = (2\pi )/(3)

for
a=(-\pi )/(2)


(-\pi )/(2) =(3x)/(4)\\x = (-2\pi )/(3)

Finally, the function
y=(5)/(3)tan((3)/(4)x) has vertical asymptotes in the values x=2pi/3 and x=-2pi/3

User Pavel Staselun
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