f(x) = 3(x-1) (x+2) / (x-4) (x+2)
a) state vertical asymptotes
b) state the roots:
3(x−1)(x+2)(x−4)(x+2)=3(x−1)(x−4)a)x+4=0=>x=−4x=−4 is the vertical asymptotes.b)3(x−1)=0=>x=1x=1 is the root of the given function.\frac{3(x-1) (x+2)}{ (x-4) (x+2)}=\frac{3(x-1)}{ (x-4)}\\ a) x+4=0=>x=-4\\ x=-4\, \text{is the vertical asymptotes.}\\ b) 3(x-1)=0=>x=1\\ x=1\,\text{is the root of the given function.}(x−4)(x+2)3(x−1)(x+2)=(x−4)3(x−1)a)x+4=0=>x=−4x=−4is the vertical asymptotes.b)3(x−1)=0=>x=1x=1is the root of the given function.
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