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Which of the following sentences are grammatically correct?
If an asymptote is parallel to y-axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
If the asymptote is parallel to y-axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
If an asymptote is parallel to y-axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
If the asymptote is parallel to y-axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
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Hi, Which of the following sentences are grammatically correct? If an asymptote is parallel to y -axis then it is called vertical asymptote. If the asymptote is parallel to y -axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
- Hi, Which of the following sentences are grammatically correct?
- If an asymptote is parallel to y -axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
- If the asymptote is parallel to y -axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
- Neither.
- You need an article with 'y-axis'.
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Hi,
Which of the following sentences are grammatically correct?
If an asymptote is parallel to y-axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
If the asymptote is parallel to y-axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
Neither.
You need an article with 'y-axis'. Since there is only one y-axis on a graph, I'd say 'the y-
Which of the following sentences are grammatically correct?
If an asymptote is parallel to y-axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
If the asymptote is parallel to y-axis then it is called vertical asymptote.
Neither.
You need an article with 'y-axis'. Since there is only one y-axis on a graph, I'd say 'the y-
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