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What are the points of discontinuity? y=(x+1)(x-5)/(x^2+4x+3)
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A. x=3, x=-1 B. x=-3, x=-1 C. x=5 D. x=5, x=-1
First, factor the denominator.
equate to zero the factors of the denominator and find the values of x
(x+3)(x+1)
so y=(x+1)(x-5)/(x+3)(x+1)
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please don't cancel the x+1, before extracting the restriction that \(\large\color{black}{ \displaystyle x\ne1}\)
Yes, that's a hole, and a point of discontinuity
so what do i do after i factor
The denominator cannot be equal to zero. You just found the zeros of the denominator. That's the answer.
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