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donnie1999 · Answer

don't listen 2 this guy the answers he gives r all wrong.

jack1 · Answer

hi @Y.R.N. 

what are the y intercepts of:

$\large y=\frac{3x^3-x}{x^2-4x}$

anonymous · Answer

@Jack1 give me one sec

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

i pluged it in and its saying there isnt any y intercepts tell me if im wrong

jack1 · Answer

ur graph showed one though...?

anonymous · Answer

one sec ill explain

jack1 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Factor x out of 3x3−x.
y=x(3x2−1)x2−4x
Factor x out of x2−4x.
y=x(3x2−1)x(x−4)
Reduce the expression by cancelling the common factors.
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y=3x2−1x−4

anonymous · Answer

then you graph it and gave me that

jack1 · Answer

ok... so what tho... does the graph not cross the y axis?

anonymous · Answer

you can see the points i put down at -1,0 and 1,0

anonymous · Answer

and since its a function technically it eventually will if thats what your meaning

jack1 · Answer

yeah... but it cant really cross the y axis though, right?
becuase a functon will cross the y axis when x = 0
and if x = 0 then x^2 - 4x = 0
=0^2 - 4*0
= 0
so we're dividing by zero... yeah?
so at that point, y = infinity

anonymous · Answer

exactly

anonymous · Answer

ima need an apology from that one guy cuz that was rude af