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is an inclined asymptote the same as an oblique asymptote ? like do they mean the same thing ?
 
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Inclined means the same as oblique, but I've never heard it used to describe asymptotes. Sounds like someone couldn't find the right word and settled for inclined.
 
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braintic said:
Inclined means the same as oblique, but I've never heard it used to describe asymptotes. Sounds like someone couldn't find the right word and settled for inclined.
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hahhaa hard !! was reading about it and had no idea what it meant lmaaoo thanks :)
 
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