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Find domain; determine if there are vertical asymptotes or holes. g(x) = 4x^3/x + 1.
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I do think that will work it will be 0 do you know where to starts solving the equation
I put the wrong function, it's 4x^2 + 6/x + 1. Would you start by factoring 4x^2 + 6, @amakl ?
okay. yah sqr root 4x^2
4x?
Oops, 2x.
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yes then add 6
is it \(\dfrac{4x^2 + 6}{x + 1}\)?? and you are asked to "determine if there are vertical asymptotes or holes" so, should you be more worried about the numerators or denominator, here? what can you say straight out about the numerator?
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