CCSS.Math.Content.HSA.APR.D.7

What is the Horizontal Asymptote?

• None
• y= 0
• y= 1
• y= 5/4

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Graph

• A
• B
• C
• D

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The holes of a rational function occur when :

• my pencil pokes a hole in the paper I'm working on
• there is something left in the denominator
• the value of f(0)
• a factor in the denominator cancels with a factor in the numerator

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Simplify. 

• (x+6)/(x+4)
• (x+6)(x+4)
• (x+6)
• (x+6)/(x-5)

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What is the Horizontal Asymptote?

• y= 0
• y= 4
• y= 5
• y= -5

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Rationalise the denominator and simplify:
3/√2

• (3√2)/2
• (√6)/2
• (3√2)/√2
• 6√2

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Find the Vertical Asymptotes

• x= 0, -2
• x= 2
• x= -3, 2
• x = -3,1

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Perform the operation

• A
• B
• C
• D

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Divide
(4b² + b - 2) ÷ (4b + 5)

• b + 1 - 3/4b +5
• b - 1 + 3/4b - 5
• b + 1 + 3/4b + 5
• b - 1 + 3/4b + 5

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Find the domain of the function. f(x) = 3x²/ x⁴ - 1

• x cannot equal to 3

• x cannot equal to -1

• x cannot equal to 1

• All real numbers

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