Question
Using what you have learned about transformations of the graph , can you find the equations of the asymptotes of the function , and hence state the domain and range?
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Since the asymptotes of the graph of the function are and , and in order to obtain the graph of the function , we use the horizontal translation by units therefore the vertical asymptote will also translate horizontally and it will be . The graph also vertically translate units which leads the horizontal asymptote to translate units vertical and the equation will be .
- Vertical asymptote is implies the domain is .
- Horizontal asymptote is implies the range is .
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