Question

(2)/(x-4)(x-2) what is the X intercept?

Answer 1

@iambatman

Answer 2

is the equation \(\huge \rm y=\frac{2}{(x-4)(x-2)}\)

Answer 3

F(x)=

Answer 4

there aren't any x-intercepts

Answer 5

Why not

Answer 6

yes no x-intercepts
to get x intercepts means to solve f(x)=0
if we set \(\huge \rm \frac{2}{(x-2)(x-4)}=0\) we can only have the top equal to zero
since zero at the bottom will make our function undefined. However, in this case, the top is 2 which different than zero so no x-intercepts

Answer 7

Are there any y interceptors?

Answer 8

x=0 the y= 1/4 in fact the function never touches zero

Answer 9

yes there is that is the one i just wrote x=0 y=1/4
is y intercept

Answer 10

I take that back, you're right Eurler I thought it said 2x in the numerator

Answer 11

No x - intercepts

Answer 12

Yeah it was 2 only! i know you get it confused lol

Answer 13

=P

Answer 14

:P

Answer 15

Good job Euler ^.^

Answer 16

^.^

Answer 17

Essentially when they ask for intercepts, if they say they want x, set y = 0 and solve for x. If they want y, set x = 0 and solve for y.

Answer 18

I can confirm Euler on there being no x - intercepts and y being 1/4.