How to graph a rational function using 6 steps

The video tutorial covers the concepts of vertical and horizontal asymptotes, explaining how they affect graphing. It discusses how to find X and Y intercepts and the role of symmetry in graphs. The tutorial also provides guidance on plotting points to understand the graph's shape, emphasizing the importance of using a calculator for accuracy.

What is the difference between vertical and horizontal asymptotes?

How can you determine if a function has symmetry about the Y-axis or the origin?

What steps would you take to plot points for a function?

Why is it important to evaluate a function at various points when graphing?