Question

How do you find the y-intercept of h(x) in h(x)=x^2-16/x-4?

Answer 1

to find the y-intercept , put x=0 in that equation,
what you get ?

Answer 2

But how does it work when one function is over the other one?

Answer 3

just put x=0 in that equation!

Answer 4

So I put it in both of them

Answer 5

yes,
h(0) = (0-16)/(0-4) =.... ?

Answer 6

(0,4)

Answer 7

thas your y-intercept, correct! :)

Answer 8

Okay thank you that helped alot

Answer 9

welcome ^_^