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if f(x) is a polynomial function, does (1/f(x)) always have a vertical asymptote? if yes, explain...

if f(x) is a polynomial function, does (1/f(x)) always have a vertical asymptote? if yes, explain why. if no, provide a counter-example and justify your choice.

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