Differnece of Hole and Vertical Asymptote

4. Their are several differences of a vertical asymptote and a hole. A vertical asymptote is a line that a graph cannot cross. Vertical asymptotes are written as x=#. Holes are points on a graph where the graph discontinues. Vertical asymptotes coexist with holes because in vertical asymptotes you factor and cross of any common factors. Similarly, holes are points that come from crossed out common factors.