Analyzing Rational Functions

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Analyzing Rational Functions Example 1: Vertical Asymptotes: Intervals of Increase and Decrease and Local Extrema

…Example 1 continued Concavity and Points of Inflection

Sketch the curve:

Example 2: Vertical Asymptotes: Intervals of Increase and Decrease and Local Extrema

…Example 2 continued Concavity and Points of Inflection

Sketch the curve:

Example 3: Vertical Asymptotes: Intervals of Increase and Decrease and Local Extrema

…Example 3 continued Concavity and Points of Inflection

Sketch the curve:

HOMEWORK: p.183 #1adg, 2adg, 3, 4, 5