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How can you graph rational functions including zero an how can you graph rational functions including zero and asymptotes

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Anestetic [448]4 years ago

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Use a graphing calculator to graph. Then, you can add the zero by finding where it intercepts the x- axis. Then, the asymptotes are lines that the rational function doesn't touch. Like this. The asymptotes are the Green and blue lines, the zero is at the origin.

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