What is the difference between a graph having a vertical asymptote and a graph having a hole?
Vertical asymptotes and a graph having a hole is different. Holes are values along the points of a line that do not exist for a specific value. Vertical asymptote is a line where a graph will go toward but never reach. To find a vertical asymptote, we must first simplify the rational function, and set the denominator to zero. To find a hole, we must cross out factors that cancel and use those to find our holes.

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