Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The vertical asymptotes need to be in the denominator. They become VA's when that small expression value equals zero.
x=-2 will become (x+2)
and x=-6 will become (x+6)
The x intercepts will be in the numerator.
x=-1 will go with (x+1) and x=3 will go with (x-3)
The horizontal A must be the quotient of the coefficient of the numerator and denominator, since both the top and bottom have the same power.
To make the quotient 7, we place a seven in the numerator so 7/1=7.
It would be 4/3 ant 6/7 is the best
In this item, it can be seen that from an expression of,
(4 + 5i) + (-3 + 7i)
Aiko transformed the equation by factoring out the i's from the expression and wrote it as,
(4 + 5)i + (-3 + 7)i
Now this is wrong because i there is not a variable but a notation that 5 and 7 are imaginary numbers. In fact, she cannot factor out the i's because it is not present in both -3 and 4. The answer therefore to this item is the last sentence, "Aiko incorrectly used the distributive property by combining ..."
