Question

For the asymptotes of an algebraic equation of degree \(n\), the value of \(m\) can be obtained by:
A. Putting \(y=mx\) in the highest degree term of equation,
B. Putting \(x=1,\ y=m\) in the highest degree term of equation,
C. Putting \(x=m,\ y=1\) in the lowest degree term of equation,
D. Putting \(x=1,\ y=m\) in the lowest degree term of equation.

• A. A Only
• B. B Only
• C. A and B Only
• D. C and D Only

Hint:

To find slopes of asymptotes, use only the highest degree homogeneous part of the curve.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C