Question

help please

Answer 1

this is meant for you to visualize
the horizontal asymptote is the horizontal line that the graph approaches as it goes to the right \(\infty\) and to the left \(-\infty\)

Answer 2

they have marked it for you with a dotted line
the vertical asymptote is the vertical dotted line. it is hard for me to read, but i think that is the line \(x=-1\)

Answer 3

there are no "oblique asymptotes" otherwise you would see a non vertical line dotted

Answer 4

the domain is all real numbers except where you see that you cannot plug in a value of \(x\) which not coincidentally is the vertical asymptote
in other words it is all real numbers except for \(x=-1\)

Answer 5

For domain, how far can x go before being intervened by an asymptote. Same for y.

Intercepts, when an x value touches the x-axis or the y value touches the y axis.

And you should know asymptotes and what are they. (DOTTED LINES). Give equations and be done with it. Considering this is a test based on what you learned over lessons, I cannot help you further.

Answer 6

and similarly you can see from the graph that the function approaches, but never actually achieves the value of \(y=3\) which is the horizontal asymptote

Answer 7

ohh i see

Answer 8

and finally the "intercepts" are where the graph crosses the \(x\) axis, and where the function crosses the \(y\) axis. it looks like they are at the same place, since the graph crosses both axes at \((0,0)\)

Answer 9

so domain is (-infinity to infinity?

Answer 10

if you have any question let me know.
no

Answer 11

all real numbers except -1

Answer 12

domain is all real numbers except \(x=-1\)

Answer 13

right

Answer 14

and range all real numbers except 3?

Answer 15

yes

Answer 16

x-intercept -1?

Answer 17

or 0?

Answer 18

i think x-intercept is -1 and y intercept is 3

Answer 19

no the intercept is where it crosses the \(x\) axis, for the \(x\) intercept
it is not the same as the asymptotes

Answer 20

so 0

Answer 21

it crosses the \(x\) axis at \((0,0)\)

Answer 22

your answer should be an ordered pair
\((0,0)\)

Answer 23

well it asks only for the x intercepts

Answer 24

no actually it says "the intercepts" but it is the same answer for both

Answer 25

oh i see
well zero for both

Answer 26

ok and vertical is -1 and horizontal?

Answer 27

\(y=3\) is the equation of the dotted horizontal line

Answer 28

ooh wow

Answer 29

lol

Answer 30

i have another problem

Answer 31

post, you will get lots of answers
some may even be right