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Find an equation for the rational function which has a zero at x=6, a hole at x=3, and asymptotes at x=4 and y=5
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vertical asymptote at x=4 so denominator must have factor (x-4)
hole at x=3, so must contain factor (x-3) on top and bottom such that they cancel
horizontal asymptote at y=5, so degree on top/bottom must be equal and ratio of leading coefficients must be 5 \[f(x) = \frac{5(x-a)(x-3)}{(x-3)(x-4)}\]
f(6) = 0 you can solve for variable "a"
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