4. What is the difference between a graph having a vertical asymptote and a graph having a hole?
The difference is that a graph with a vertical asymptote will have dotted vertical lines because the asymptote is not part of the graph. While, for a graph with a hole, the graph will have an open circle that represents the hole of the equation, in which the graph can go through the open circle. This way although it looks connected it's really not.


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