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12 November, 11:44

How do you write equations for three vertical asymptotes of the function y=secX

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  1. 12 November, 11:56
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    x = 90, x = - 90, x = 270.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    If we use degrees on the x-axis one asymptote will be x = 90 as the secant of 90 degrees is undefined (sec 90 = 1/cos 90 = 1/0).

    There will be further asymptotes at 90 + / - 180 degrees.
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