The infant mortality, $I$, in a country is related to the country's GNP (gross national product), $g$. Some authors (Weld and Helms, 1971) have argued that the relationship is of the form $I=I_{0}+\frac{k}{g+a}$, where $I_{0}, k$, and $a$ are positive constants and $g \geq 0$. For $I_{0}=3, k=8$, and $a=4$, the vertical asymptote of the graph of $I$ against $g$ is at $g=$ ------------ If there is no vertical asymptote, enter "none"

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The Answer of The infant mortality, $I$, in a country is related to the country's GNP (gross national product), $g$. Some authors (Weld and Helms, 1971) have argued that the relationship is of the form $I=I_{0}+\frac{k}{g+a}$, where $I_{0}, k$, and $a$ are positive constants and $g \geq 0$. For $I_{0}=3, k=8$, and $a=4$, the vertical asymptote of the graph of $I$ against $g$ is at $g=$ ------------ If there is no vertical asymptote, enter "none"

The Infant Mortality III , in a Country Is Related to the Country's GNP

The Infant Mortality $I$ , in a Country Is Related to the Country's GNP