x² +7x+121. For the rational function g(x)=x'+x-6(a) Explain why x= 2 is a vertical asymptote.(b) Explain why x=-3 is a hole in the graph (and not a vertical asymptote).(c) As x approaches x= 2 from the left (x→2°), determine mathematically whether y→ o or y→-.10 po

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1. For the rational function g(x)= x'+7x+12 r+x-6 (a) Explain why x=2 is a vertical asymptote. (b) Explain why x=-3 is a hole in the graph (and not a vertical asymptote). (e) As x approaches x= 2 from the left (x→2), determine mathematically whether y→ or y→-.