Question

I really really need some help tonight. PLEASE. I am to plot the points between and beyond the x-intercept and the vertical asymptotes and then type the y-coordinate for each of the following points.
The formula is
f(x)= x+2/x^2+x-6
The following numbers are the points given in a graph beside x in cells:
-5 -1, 0, 1,5
Can anyone help or give me a link to a calculator that will accomplish this? None of the ones I have tried can.

Answer 1

seems as if everyone has fallen asleep

Answer 2

yeap
it's really easy

Answer 3

How so? :-D

Answer 4

y=u/v-->y'=(u'v-v'u)/v2

Answer 5

then for figure out the critical points solve the equation of y'=0

Answer 6

it can show the y'=0 is going to be u/v=u'/v'

Answer 7

or
x+2/x2+x-6=1/2x+1
then
2x2+5x+2=x2+x-6
or
x2+4x+8=0
there is no any real answer

Answer 8

the curve has two vertical saymptotic
x=-3 and x=2

Answer 9

And also it has one horizentally asymptotic
y=0

Answer 10

Do you know why?

Answer 11

Not really.

Answer 12

because on x=-3 and x=2 y is going to infinite

Answer 13

and if x approach to infinite y is going to zero

Answer 14

but domain id bounded between[-5 5]

Answer 15

you can draw a table and plot the curve

Answer 16

Still not getting it but thank you for explaining. :-)