7.3 [Essay] Find the monotone intervals and local extreme values. 7. [Package] Let f(x)=x² + ! * sign 7.2 [Essay] As we know if lim f (x) x-x0 ∞,then the linex = x0 is named as vertical asymptote of function f(x).Find the vertical asymptote of function f(x). 7. [Package] Let f(x)= x² + 1 X * sign 7.1 [Essay] Give the domain of it.

7.3 [Essay] Find the monotone intervals and local extreme values. 7. [Package] Let f(x)=x² + ! * sign 7.2 [Essay] As we know if lim f (x) x-x0 ∞,then the linex = x0 is named as vertical asymptote of function f(x).Find the vertical asymptote of function f(x). 7. [Package] Let f(x)= x² + 1 X * sign 7.1 [Essay] Give the domain of it.

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section4.5: Rational Functions

Problem 54E

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