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2.6 Homework

The document provides instructions for a homework assignment on graphing rational functions. It includes problems where students are asked to find domains, describe transformations of reciprocal functions, evaluate limits, find intercepts and asymptotes, and analyze and draw graphs of various rational functions.

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2.6 Homework

The document provides instructions for a homework assignment on graphing rational functions. It includes problems where students are asked to find domains, describe transformations of reciprocal functions, evaluate limits, find intercepts and asymptotes, and analyze and draw graphs of various rational functions.

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2.6 Graphs of Rational Functions Homework

Problems 1 − 2, find the domain of the function. Use limits to describe the behavior of f at
value(s) of x not in its domain.

−2 1
1. f (x ) = 2. f (x ) =
x −3 x −4
2

Problems 3 − 4, describe the transformations of the reciprocal function g (x ) = 1 / x . Identify the


horizontal and vertical asymptotes and use limits to describe the corresponding behavior.

x −2 x −3
3. f (x ) = 4. f (x ) =
x +3 x2 − 9

Problems 5 − 8, evaluate the limit based on the graph of f shown below.

5. lim f (x )
x →4+

6. lim f (x )
x →4−

7. lim f (x )
x →∞

8. lim f (x )
x → −∞

©2015 Flamingo Math.com Jean Adams


Problems 9 − 14, find the intercepts, asymptotes, analyze and draw the graph of the given rational
function.

x −1 x3 − 1
15. f (x ) = 16. f (x ) =
x − x − 12
2
x −1

x2 − x − 2 x +1
17. f (x ) = 2 18. f (x ) =
x − 2x − 3 x − 3x − 10
2

2x 2 + x − 3 6x 2 − 5x − 6
19. f (x ) = 20. f (x ) = 2
x +2 2x − 7x + 6

©2015 Flamingo Math.com Jean Adams

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