For the following functions, use \"x\" to indicate that the x-axis is an asympto

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For the following functions, use "x" to indicate that the x-axis is an asymptote "h" to indicate a horizontal asymptote other than the x axis. "V" to indicate a vertical asymptote, "s" to indicate a slant asymptote, and "n" the lack of an asymptote If the graph of a function has several types of asymptotes indicate them all in alphabetical order (For example, if a function has a vertical asymptote and slant asymptote, then submit sv). y f(x)=x/(xminus1)^2 h,v,x f(x)= x^2/(xminus1)^2 h,v,x f(x)= x^2/(xminus1)^2 h f(x)=x^2/z^2+1

Explanation / Answer

1). it doen't have slant assymptote

vertical is x=1

horizontal is y=0

v,h

2). no slant

vertical is x=1

horizontal is y=1

v,h

3).

slant exists y=x+2

vertical x=1

no horizontal

x,v

4).

horizontal exists y=1

no vertical

no slant

h

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