Question

Find the zero(s) for y= 4x+2 / x-6
Help!! Please

Answer 1

Hey. Are you using a graphing calculator for this or by hand?

Answer 2

hello

Answer 3

Tell me for what x, y is not defined?

Answer 4

To know the zeroes, put y=0 in the equation and solve for x

Answer 5

You can find the zeroes by taking the numerator and denominator and setting each = to zero.

\[\frac{ 4x+2 }{ x-6 }\]

\[4x+2 = 0 ; x-6 = 0 \]

Answer 6

If you set a denominator=0, then you are really finding the singular points.
(When you set x-6=0, you are finding an asymptotic discontinuity.)

Answer 7

and yes if you want to find the zeros of the function, you set numerator=0.