1. Determine the following information regarding each function step by step and then sketchf (x) = x4 – 6x²its graph off(x )f'(x )f"(x)• Intervals of increaseIntervals of concavityCoordinates of anypoints of inflectionDomainx and y interceptsVerticalasymptote(s) andbehaviour of f(x) atvertical asymptote(s)(one-sided limits)Horizontal/Obliqueasymptote and endbehaviour of f(x)(limits to infinity)and decrease• Coordinates of anylocal/absolutemaximum andminimum points

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Chapter3: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section3.6: Rational Functions

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