Suppose a function is defined as f(x) = [(x+a)(x+b)] divided by [(x+c)(x+d)]. What are its zeros, asymptotes, and holes? Now write a rational function with numbers instead of a, b, c, and d. Give the function's zeros, asymptotes, and holes. This is for algebra II. Thx

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Suppose a function is defined as f(x) = [(x+a)(x+b)] divided by [(x+c)(x+d)]. What are its zeros, asymptotes, and holes? Now write a rational function with numbers instead of a, b, c, and d. Give the function's zeros, asymptotes, and holes. This is for algebra II.  Thx

anonymous · Answer

wats a hole?

anonymous · Answer

zeroes are at -a and -b

anonymous · Answer

when the function is discontinuous?

anonymous · Answer

So the functions zeros are -a and -B?

anonymous · Answer

Sorry that took so much time.  Thx.