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k(x)= -2/x-4 What does the numerator represent ?
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The numerator does not represent anything significant on the graph. The denominator, however, cannot equal 0 so x cannot equal 4. On the graph, it will be a limit.
alright thanks, so what is the numerator for?
It's just there to draw a graph that is different from let's say.. 2/x-4. The negative in front of the 2 reverses the direction of the graph.
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh okay thanks
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