P6 For the following function f, determine the equations of all vertical and horizontal asymptotes. (Use exactly values only.)xV 3x6+22-101/3x6+22f(x)=_(x-101)(2x+1)(18-x)(x+5)This function hasvertical asymptotes.X =-5(Smallest valued vertical asymptote.)X =(Largest valued vertical asymptote.)This function hashorizontal asymptotes.y =(Smallest valued horizontal asymptote.)y =(Largest valued horizontal asymptote.)

This is a problem of application of differentiation.

Answered: This function has vertical asymptotes.…

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section4.5: Rational Functions

Problem 54E

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This function has vertical asymptotes. X = -5 (Smallest valued vertical asymptote.) (Largest valued vertical asymptote.) This function has horizontal asymptotes. y = (Smallest valued horizontal asymptote.) y = (Largest valued horizontal asymptote.)