How to find VERTICAL ASYMPTOTES!! (KristaKingMath)

[@mielpascual672]

This video really helped explain vertical asymptotes since I was having trouble in math. Thanks Krista King!

[@kristakingmath]

You're welcome, Miel!

[@KwAmEtHeKwIzZiCaL]

Vertical asymptotes were not high on my list of things to understand, but you helped my complete understanding of them in a quick manner. Thank you!

[@MrNadjiboss]

thank you very much !! you are amazing

[@kristakingmath]

+Nadjib Niyonkuru You're welcome, I'm glad you liked the video!

[@sabrinaflipse7732]

awesome video but do not skip steps please especially when squaring the other side.

[@SCS3175]

Nice explanation

[@ChrisHavok]

This video does not help if the denominator is a trinomial with an x^2 coefficient other than 1. That's what I am struggling with.

[@kristinemae2961]

I'm confused with the last example. You can also cancel the x+4 on the denominator if you factor the x² +4x+16, right? Pls help mee

[@shreyaspakhare1313]

Awesome video!!

[@kristakingmath]

Thanks, Shreyas!

[@hat2876]

This is great I got this before a test

[@slingshotninja6970]

krista king what is LN? Or natural ... idk.what is that term?

[@kristakingmath]

natural log (ln) is a logarithm with base e! :)

[@slingshotninja6970]

thank you

[@rockwalldesmond5105]

What is the meaning of R.D.Although I know V.A.

[@kristakingmath]

姜炜veen 沈joh R.D.="Removable discontinuity".

[@flostalzhu1490]

2:55 bookmark

[@hamadaldhanhani6502]

what if the denominator was under root .. what shall we do .. pleeeeaaaassssee heellpp

[@gelanashame]

u dont thats not a rational function

[@tiffanydelgadillo55]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gelanashame]

thank u sooooooo much this helped a lot ill recommend it\

[@kristakingmath]

Thank you, I'm so glad it helped! :)

[@Heronstairs536]

God bless you and your family and your friends and ur whole generation.

[@kristakingmath]

+Aeryn Rogue Thank you so much!

[@shubhamkashyap9279]

I didn't know when function in not defined somewhere we call it a v asymptote😁😒

[@cttyflamn]

your a god

[@haleighw3077]

*salute* thx

[@kristakingmath]

:)

[@rizkaapriliani1630]

what if the denominator is (x⁴+2)? x is gonna be ±√(-2), how does that work?