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what is the x intercept of:
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\[(x^2+8)/(x^2-5x+6)\]
x intercept of this function doesn't exist. Because nominator is never 0
how do you know that the denominator will be 0 in this equation ?
denomnator can't be 0, never! y=(x^ 2 +8)/(x^2 −5x+6) this is a function whos x-intercept you looking for. The graph will cross x axis when y=0, right? So solve this for y=0 and find x values that make that y be equal 0. As you will notice there is no real number that makes x^ 2 +8=0 , so there is no x-intercept
oh got it. thank you :)
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if denominator is 0 the world ends
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