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Don't forget the following when trying to find asymptotes:

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Steps:

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  1. Transpose to eliminate the fraction: $y(\\var{c}x+\\var{d}) = \\var{a}x+\\var{b}$
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  3. At this stage we have a coefficient for the highest order of $y$.
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  5. Going back to step 1, multiply out the bracket: $\\var{c}xy+\\var{d}y = \\var{a}x+\\var{b}$
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  7. Collect $x$ terms together: $\\var{c}xy-\\var{a}x+\\var{d}y-\\var{b} = 0$
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  9. Factorise for $x$: $x(\\var{c}y-\\var{a})+\\var{d}y-\\var{b} = 0$
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  11. Equate the coefficient of $x$ to zero:
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Where does the asymptote that is parallel to the $x-axis$ intersect the $y-axis$?

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Where does the asymptote that is parallel to the $y-axis$ intersect the $x-axis$?

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You are given the equation \\[\\simplify[all]{y({c}x+{d})=({a}x+{b})}.\\]

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In this question students are asked to find the asymptotes that are parallel to the $x-$ and $y-$axis.

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