decide whether the following statement is true or false. the graph of a rational function may intersect a…

Brief Explanations:

A vertical asymptote of a rational function is a vertical line $x = a$ where the function approaches infinity or negative - infinity as $x$ approaches $a$. By definition, the graph of a rational function cannot cross a vertical asymptote because the function is undefined at the $x$ - value of the vertical asymptote and the function values go to $\pm\infty$ near it.

Answer:

A. False