What is the equation for vertical asymptote of the function shown below f(x)=(5x^4-7)/(2x+3)
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What is the equation for vertical asymptote of the function shown below f(x)=(5x^4-7)/(2x+3)
a- x= 3/2
b- x= -3/2
c- x= 5/2
d- x=-3
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