Hey, by the way, anyone familiar with Maple Software?

I need to REMOVE the vertical asymptote that appears in the graph, how do I do it?

Tools--assistant...??

By the way, Maple is a computer algebra system! Practical approach to math problems.

If anyone have idea how not to show the VA, please let me know.

I will appreciate it!

VA is shown in a graph by making a dotted line where the VA lies
http://www.purplemath.com/modules/asymtote.htm

what kind of answer is that? I know what VA is; all I am asking is how to REMOVE in the graph in maple?

Got it?

i just got up when i replied to that post.

Sorry about that, i dont know how to do that, i use to use powenOne for my palmtop before and it had an option to show VA in the options, i havent seen that much a desktop Graphing calculator.

sorry

Its hard to follow your question slack dude. Its been a long time tht I havent used tht software. There might be some command which draw asymptote in your program. If this is the case, delete that command. Or there might be boundary defined command somewhere which makes to appear assymptote. Honestly I couldnt under ur question well. The best way I suggest is try to find the condition of assymptote in help file. Then search the comman tht it shows in your program. Always it is easy to remove than to build. Your problem is to remove asymptote. So it must be easy. All the best!

paste ur maple program and the graph. I will try.

well, I fixed it..I went old way. I wrote the function, set the range and wrote discont=true, that will not output the VA.

If you used Maple "before", then you wouldn't be familiar with Maple 10. It is way too advanced and "simplified." It just didn't give me easy option to remove it. That's it!

Neplean, when you graph the function and if the function has VA, the default is it gives VA, because it is the part of function. You gotta remove yourself.

And, although not meaning to tell here, the screen shots wouldn't do any better. Just the function with VA, and VA to be removed!