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@triciaal
well if you divide a degree 2 by a a degree 1 function, looks like you will get a degree 2-1 function, a line
factor the polynomial, an you see the denominator is then gone but you have to keep track that that can not be 0, or x cant equal -4
would y be -1 or -9 ? @danjs
You will get after factorization (x+5)(x+4)/(x+4) =(x+5) So you get y=x+5 Can you plot it
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ok, but would my coordinates be (4,-9) or (4,-1)
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(4,9) Plug x=4 Then y=x+6=4+5=9 So (4,9)
That was 5 not 6
thats not one of the choices though there has to be a negative in there
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Can you show me the choices
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