Isn't it the highest point conditioning can reach, where you can't condition any further?
In mathematics, an asymptote is an imaginary line on a graph in which a line/curve tends towards but never touches. Usually it's between two seperate lines/curves that tend towards it.
In mathematics, an asymptote is an imaginary line on a graph in which a line/curve tends towards but never touches. Usually it's between two seperate lines/curves that tend towards it.
Yes, it depends which subject you're asking about. Means different things in maths/psychology.
In mathematics, an asymptote is an imaginary line on a graph in which a line/curve tends towards but never touches. Usually it's between two seperate lines/curves that tend towards it.
thank you very much as i was slightly perplexed by it as well so we should be able to recognise it immediately when we see the curve in the exam
In mathematics, an asymptote is an imaginary line on a graph in which a line/curve tends towards but never touches. Usually it's between two seperate lines/curves that tend towards it.
Thank you. I tip my hat to you guv'nor. Well explained. ** tips hat**
Thank you to everyone else for posting hilarious comments to the effect of, "I'm unable to read and love publicising it. You make our circuses what they are today. Thank you.