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Determine the critical numbers for f(x) = (x-a)*(x-b)*. Ox=a, x=b and x=m+n h Ox=-a, x=-b and x=n+m O mb + na M + M x = a, x=b, x = None of the above

Determine the critical numbers for f(x) = (x-a)*(x-b)*. Ox=a, x=b and x=m+n h Ox=-a, x=-b and x=n+m O mb + na M + M x = a, x=b, x = None of the above

Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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x-1 Let f(x) = i). What is the equation of the horizontal asymptote of f(x)? ii). From what direction does f(x) approach the horizontal asymptote as x tends towards +00 and-co? iii). What is the equation of the vertical asymptote of f(x)? iv). What is the sign of f(x) as x approaches the asymptote from the right and from the left? b) i)HA is y-0, ii) from below, iii) VA is x-1 iv) As x approaches x= -1 from the left x < -1, x+1 <0 so f(x) < 0 As x approaches x= -1 from the right x>-1, x+1>0 so f(x) > 0 i)HA is y=0, ii) from below. iii) VA is x= -1 iv) As x approaches x= -1 from the left x < -1, x+1 <0 so f(x) <0 As x approaches x= -1 from the right x>-1, x+1>0 so f(x) > 0 i)HA is y-1, ii) from below, iii) VA is x= -1 iv) As x approaches x = -1 from the left x < -1, x + 1 <0 so f(x) < 0 As x approaches x = -1 from the right x>-1, x+1>0 so f(x) > 0 None of the above
Transcribed Image Text:x-1 Let f(x) = i). What is the equation of the horizontal asymptote of f(x)? ii). From what direction does f(x) approach the horizontal asymptote as x tends towards +00 and-co? iii). What is the equation of the vertical asymptote of f(x)? iv). What is the sign of f(x) as x approaches the asymptote from the right and from the left? b) i)HA is y-0, ii) from below, iii) VA is x-1 iv) As x approaches x= -1 from the left x < -1, x+1 <0 so f(x) < 0 As x approaches x= -1 from the right x>-1, x+1>0 so f(x) > 0 i)HA is y=0, ii) from below. iii) VA is x= -1 iv) As x approaches x= -1 from the left x < -1, x+1 <0 so f(x) <0 As x approaches x= -1 from the right x>-1, x+1>0 so f(x) > 0 i)HA is y-1, ii) from below, iii) VA is x= -1 iv) As x approaches x = -1 from the left x < -1, x + 1 <0 so f(x) < 0 As x approaches x = -1 from the right x>-1, x+1>0 so f(x) > 0 None of the above
Determine the critical numbers for f(x) = (x-a)*(x-b)". Ox=a, x=b and x=m+n Jy Ox=-a, x=-b and x=n+m O mb + na M2 + 72 x = a, x=b, x = None of the above
Transcribed Image Text:Determine the critical numbers for f(x) = (x-a)*(x-b)". Ox=a, x=b and x=m+n Jy Ox=-a, x=-b and x=n+m O mb + na M2 + 72 x = a, x=b, x = None of the above
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