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Thus,theonlyx-interceptis(3;0).Next,wendtheverticalasymptotes:(x+2)2= Thus,theonlyx-interceptis(3;0).Next,wendtheverticalasymptotes:(x+2)2=

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Thus,theonlyx-interceptis(3;0).Next,we ndtheverticalasymptotes:(x+2)2= - PPT Presentation

dxwiththedegreeofrxlessthanthedegreeofdxLuckilysincethedegreeofx3is1andthedegreeofx22is2itisalreadyinthatformqx0Sotheliney0isthehorizontalasymptotexintercept30yintercept ID: 364067

d(x)withthedegreeofr(x)lessthanthedegreeofd(x).Luckily sincethedegreeofx3is1 andthedegreeof(x+2)2is2 itisalreadyinthatform(q(x)=0).So theliney=0isthehorizontalasymptote.x-intercept:(3;0)y-intercept:(

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Thus,theonlyx-interceptis(3;0).Next,we ndtheverticalasymptotes:(x+2)2=0(x+2)=0x+2=0x=�2So,x=�2isaverticalasymptote.To ndtheotherasymptoteweneedourfunctionintheformf(x)=q(x)+r(x) d(x)withthedegreeofr(x)lessthanthedegreeofd(x).Luckily,sincethedegreeofx�3is1,andthedegreeof(x+2)2is2,itisalreadyinthatform(q(x)=0).So,theliney=0isthehorizontalasymptote.x-intercept:(3;0)y-intercept:(0;�3 4)Verticalasymptote:x=�2Horizontalasymptote:y=0Domain:(�1;�2)[(�2;1) f(x)=2x2+10x+12 3x�6:Onceagain,f(x)=2x2+10x+12 3x�6isreduced.f(0)=2(0)2+10(0)+12 3(0)�6=12 �6=�2,sothey-interceptis(0;�2).Nowforthex-intercept:2x2+10x+12=0x2+5x+6=0(x+3)(x+2)=0x+3=0orx+2=0x=�3orx=�2Thus,therearetwox-intercepts,(�3;0)and(�2;0).3x�6=03x=6x=2So,x=2istheverticalasymptote.Again,to ndtheotherasymptoteweneedourfunctionintheformf(x)=q(x)+r(x) d(x)withthedegreeofr(x)lessthanthedegreeofd(x).So,wemustonceagaindothepolynomialdivision(yay!).2 3x+14 33x�6 2x2+10x+12�2x2+4x 14x+12�14x+28 402 f(x)=4x2�36 2x2�12x+21:f(x)isreduced.f(0)=�36 21=�12 7,sothey-interceptis(0;�12 7).Nowforthex-intercepts:4x2�36=0x2�9=0(x+3)(x�3)=0x+3=0orx�3=0x=�3orx=3Thus,therearetwox-intercepts,(�3;0)and(3;0).Next,we ndtheverticalasymptotes.Since2x2�12x+21doesnotfactor,wemustusethequadraticformula.x=�(�12)p (�12)2�4(2)(21) 2(2)x=12p 144�168 4x=12p �24 4Since,p �24isnotarealnumber,2x2�12x+21hasnorealzeros.Sincezerosofthedenominatorofarationalfunctioncorrespondtotheverticalasymptotes,f(x)=4x2�36 2x2�12x+21hasnoverticalasymptotes.Sincethedegreeofthenumeratoris2,andthedegreeofthedenominatorisalso2,wemustonceagaindothepolynomialdivision.22x2�12x+21 4x2+0x�36�4x2+24x�42 24x�78So,4x2�36 2x2�12x+21=2+24x�78 2x2�12x+21,andtheliney=2isthehorizontalasymptote.x-intercepts:(�3;0)and(3;0)y-intercept:(0;�12 7)Verticalasymptote:noneHorizontalasymptote:y=2Domain:(�1;1)Ifyou ndanyerrors,pleaseletmeknowsothatIcancorrectthem.4

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