7+4) 2 - 4Xz+1) The domain of this function in This graph han horizontal anymptote(s) at: This graph has vertical asymptote(s) at: This function has hole(a) at This function has 2-interceptio) at: This function has interceptat . If this function does not have one of the requested features, respond with "none"
7-1/3-9) 4-5) The domain of this function is: This graph has horitzontal asymptote(s) at: This graph has vertical asymptoto(s) at: This function has hole(s) at This function has z-intercepts at: This function has y-intercept at: If this function does not have one of the requested features, respond with "none"
32+2X+6) 23+6) The domain of this function is: This graph has horizontal asymptote(s) at: This graph has vertical asymptote(s) at: This function has hole(s) at: This function has 2-intercept(s) at: This function has y-intercept at: If this function does not have one of the requested features, respond with "none"
72-2)(x+4) (x - 7/x+3) The domain of this function is: This graph has horizontal asymptote(s) at: This graph has vertical asymptote(s) at: This function has hole(s) at: This function has z-intercept(s) at: This function has y-intercept at: . If this function does not have one of the requested features, respond with "none"
3x+1x+4) 25+ 4X1-3) The domain of this function is: This graph has horizontal asymptote(s) at: This graph has vertical asymptote(s) at: This function has hole(s) at: This function has 2-intercept(s) at: This function has y-interceptat: . If this function does not have one of the requested features, respond with "none"
Given the polynomial y = 293 - 212° -10, list the possible rational roots: -5,5.-10,10 - 1,1.-53- 11 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 10 10 10 10 :-2,2- ; -* - - Hint:
7+4) 2 - 4Xz+1) The domain of this function in This graph han horizontal anymptote(s) at: This graph has vertical asympt
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7+4) 2 - 4Xz+1) The domain of this function in This graph han horizontal anymptote(s) at: This graph has vertical asympt
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