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Transcribed Image Text:Write the equation(s) of the vertical asymptote(s).
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Step 1: Description of given data
We have given graph:
Vertical asymptote:
The value of x for which graph approaches to infinity or not defined.
or, , then
is the equation of vertical asymptotes.
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