why is this not getting lots of views? this just explained it better than my teacher and it only took one video no replay. hope you get more views your vid really helped.
The pacing, clarity and organization of this video were exceptional. Thank you for putting it out as I would have likely failed my test without it. RUclips Math teachers are truly not appreciated enough, will certainly be back in the future.
Mario as you explained the graph can never cross the vertical asymptote, but it can cross the horizontal asymptote. Can you please make a video about how to know if the graph will cross the horizontal asymptote ( especially when considering the above five examples). There are a few videos available on RUclips about this topic but they are of very low quality and hard to understand.
@@daisy9537 I know this response is late, but just in case others are wondering about the same thing. The VA asymptote is never crossed. The other asymptotes can intersected since they are about the end behavior of the graph. so if y=0 is an asymptote, then as x approached pos or neg infinity, the y value appraoches 0. However, the function could be 0 for mid values of x. try y=x/(x^2+1)
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why is this not getting lots of views? this just explained it better than my teacher and it only took one video no replay. hope you get more views your vid really helped.
thx god for this video. i have a quiz this tuesday and i have never been more lost
So real
Crazy that you are more clear and just all round better than every math teacher at my school. THANK YOU
You’re welcome!
10x teacher😢❤@@MariosMathTutoring
you are so clear, thank you very much, I am so happy we have teachers like you!
You're very welcome!
So well presented, so pleased that I have been able to view and use this tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
I have a test tmr on this and i haven’t been to school for a week due to medical reasons 😩thank u for making me understand more
Clear and underable. Great. FromThailand.
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The pacing, clarity and organization of this video were exceptional. Thank you for putting it out as I would have likely failed my test without it. RUclips Math teachers are truly not appreciated enough, will certainly be back in the future.
Glad it was helpful!
I love you. I couldn’t understand until you. I hope RUclips is paying you bc you deserve the world 💕
So forward
very well done sir.
Thank you kindly!
THANK YOU!!! I have a test in like 2 hours 😖 and your teaching is so precise and SO MUCH BETTER!!! thank you again! Awesome job
Glad it helped! Good luck on your test!
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Mario as you explained the graph can never cross the vertical asymptote, but it can cross the horizontal asymptote. Can you please make a video about how to know if the graph will cross the horizontal asymptote ( especially when considering the above five examples). There are a few videos available on RUclips about this topic but they are of very low quality and hard to understand.
tnx mario
Thank you my favorite teacher. Do you have any course about o level exam.i really need it.
No, sorry
Mario you have blessed my grades thanks for your videos because I’ll be using them for the rest of my high school career
this video was literally better than my professor
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This was really helpful, thank you so much. I just have one question, can the graph touch or cross the slant asymptote?
Yes, absolutely
@@MariosMathTutoring but aren't asymptotes supposed to be parts where the graph never touches but gets close to
@@daisy9537 I know this response is late, but just in case others are wondering about the same thing. The VA asymptote is never crossed. The other asymptotes can intersected since they are about the end behavior of the graph. so if y=0 is an asymptote, then as x approached pos or neg infinity, the y value appraoches 0. However, the function could be 0 for mid values of x. try y=x/(x^2+1)
this video is excellent oh my god THANK YOU SO MUCHH
You're welcome!!
He's good 💕
TYSM THANK YOU SO MUCH MARIO ❤ U NEVER FAIL ME
Glad my videos are helping you!
thanks teacher ur amazing
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tysm for the video :D
Welcome!
This guy is soo good ..he makes it easy with vivid explanations 🫡
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This is a lifesaver. Big test this evening
Good luck on your test!
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@@marcusayala6933 1340, the amount I need for scholarship. I heard the curving was pretty tough this time round as well.
@@marcusayala6933 Doubled my score from the last test 😁💙
Thanks for posting such an awesome video that can be so easily understood. It was a big help!!
Glad it was helpful!
Your are the great sir and make it very easy and simple . you explain it very well😍😍😍
Thank you so much 😀