Let's do another one:
Graph | ![]() | 2 things |
![]() | The y-intercept: Find f(0) |
![]() | The x-intercept: numerator = 0, solve. |
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![]() | Vertical asymptotes: denominator = 0, solve |
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![]() | Horizontal asymptote: |
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* When this is the case, we're going to be forced to "quickie plot" a few points to nail the graph. No, this isn't being a sissy -- we'll have no choice. But, Calculus will fix this problem by telling us where the graphs are increasing and decreasing!