Ch 9.1: Graphing Rational Functions

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Ch 9.1: Graphing Rational Functions

Identifying Asymptotes __________: an imaginary line that a graph will come close to, but will never touch Finding Vertical Asymptotes Algebraically Set each factor of the denominator equal to ____ and solve Ex:

Graphing to find Asymptotes When entering in the calculator, group the numerator together in parenthesis; Do the same with the denominator To Find the Asymptotes, use F1 “Trace” Asymptote: What values of x make the denominator = 0 (factor and set = 0)? -- Write as “x = #” Asymptote: As the graph goes left/right, what number is it approaching (as x gets very large or very small)? Write as “y = #” **If factors in the numerator and denom. cancel, there is a hole in the graph. Write “x ≠ #” at that value where the hole exists**

Vertical Asymptote: x = Horizontal Asymptote: y = Vertical Asymptote: x = ; x = Horizontal Asymptote: