Which equation represents the vertical asymptote of the graph? a curve asymptotic to y equals 0 from negative x to negative y near x equals 12. A curve asymptotic to y equals 0 from positive x to positive y near x equals 12. x = 0 y = 0 x = 12 y = 12

From the given graph, it can be said that the vertical asymptote will be formed at x=12. Option C is correct.

The given curve represents a function which is defined for all value fo x except 12.

The following information can be extracted from the graph of the function;

Based on the above conclusions, it can be said that the vertical asymptote will be formed at x=12. Option C is correct.

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The correct option is x = 12

Step-by-step explanation:

An asymptote of a function is a line to to which the function converges to as it tends to infinity such that the function gets infinitesimally close to its asymptote but the function will not reach or cross its asymptote. That is the separating distance between the function and the asymptote tends to zero as either the x or y coordinates, or both the x and y coordinates tend to infinity.

A vertical aymptote, is one parallel to the y-axis and it is given by the value of the x-coordinate where it occurs

In the graph of the question, the vertical asymptote occurs at x = 12 and it is the line x = 12.

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