Find asymptotes and intercepts of a rational function 

There's actually a hole at X=1 because you have an X-1 term in the numerator and in the denominator. X=2 and X=-1 are your only vertical asymptotes

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My Honors Pre-Calc teacher “taught” us this today, I was so confused when I left, but this helped me understand.

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You do the public a great service with your videos. I've watched many. They're even on Amazon Prime! My only frustration is how FAST you go. I hit pause and back up a lot. I wonder if you teach AP kids. I really wish you'd slow down just a little... You're a very good teacher!

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I have my third college algebra test tomorrow, this helps so much! Thank you Brian

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Yes，the first thing we got to do is to check if there are break points，or say to check if there are common factors of the numerator and the denominator

literally i solved this in 5 seconds using the calculator thanks by the way .

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Brian at 6:22 could you have done the a times c method? Or cannot you not or shouldn't do it when doing equation is equal to 0?

The speed he writes at is diabolical. Thats the true equation im tryna solve

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Sir What will I do if the denominator is not factorable?

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What is done at 3:59 is absolutely wrong. You cannot multiply and cancel the denominator function since the denominator function can take the value 0 (for x=2 or 1 or -1).

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Hello Mr. Brian, I am not fully understanding (pause the video at 1:17 and let it play - 1:20). Please explain!

hello -3and -1 doesn't give -5...I am lost can you explain

Thank you

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Find the equations of the asymptotes of the following graphs y=(3-x)/(2x+5) y=2/(2x+1)

I was confused at the x-int. Because he valued f(x)=o intead of y But over all understandable

aren't the vertical asymptotes just x=2 and x=-1 because when you factor the top you can cancel a x-1 in the numerator and denominator.

helped me alot

why ican't understand?

everyones talking about college and this is my freshman year of highschool learning this???

Impossible to tolerate because of the pronunciation of “asymptote”. swapping the “p” with the final “t” destroys the content.

Goes into too much detail and talks fast… just tell me the steps.

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