5. Describe the conditions in which a graph can cross through an asymptote.
A graph can cross through a horizontal asymptote when it is near the middle.
In order for the graph to cross the horizontal asymptote it must be towards the
middle it can’t be towards the right or the left. If it's a slant asymptote the
graph can sometimes cross through an asymptote as well. For a slant asymptote
it must be near the middle of the graph. Vertical asymptotes, in the other
hand, the graphs can't cross through the vertical asymptotes.

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