The graph of a rational function f(x) = n(x) is shown below. To view other parts of the graph, click on the graph and drag it. d(x) f(x) = -8 a. The zero(s) of f(x): b. The vertical asymptote(s) of f(x): c. The zero(s) of n(x): d. The zero(s) of d(x): e. The zero(s) of n(x) of even multiplicity: f. The zero(s) of d(x) of even multiplicity: g. The horizontal asymptote of f(x) occurs at: y = h. The equation for f(x) is: = 64 2 Preview Assume that all key features (zeros, asymptotes, holes) are visible in the graph above and occur at integers. Assume that n(z) and d(z) have no common factors and that all factors are of multiplicity 1 or 2. Fill in the following blanks. Write "DNE" if an answer does not exist. If more than one answer exists, separate items in your list with commas. Preview 12 10- 8 6 Preview 9 Preview 4 2 2 Preview Preview T Preview Preview

The graph of a rational function f(x) = n(x) is shown below. To view other parts of the graph, click on the graph and drag it. d(x) f(x) = -8 a. The zero(s) of f(x): b. The vertical asymptote(s) of f(x): c. The zero(s) of n(x): d. The zero(s) of d(x): e. The zero(s) of n(x) of even multiplicity: f. The zero(s) of d(x) of even multiplicity: g. The horizontal asymptote of f(x) occurs at: y = h. The equation for f(x) is: = 64 2 Preview Assume that all key features (zeros, asymptotes, holes) are visible in the graph above and occur at integers. Assume that n(z) and d(z) have no common factors and that all factors are of multiplicity 1 or 2. Fill in the following blanks. Write "DNE" if an answer does not exist. If more than one answer exists, separate items in your list with commas. Preview 12 10- 8 6 Preview 9 Preview 4 2 2 Preview Preview T Preview Preview

College Algebra

1st Edition

ISBN:9781938168383

Author:Jay Abramson

Publisher:Jay Abramson

Chapter5: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section5.6: Rational Functions

Problem 52SE: For the following exercises, write an equation for a rational function with the given...

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