For 116-125, find the indicated information for the given function: g(x)= have more than one answer. If so, select all correct answers. 116. x-intercepts 117. y-intercept 118. Points of discontinuity A) x = 0 B) x = -1 C) x = 1 Choices for 116-117: A) 0 B) 1 E)-2 AB) 4 AE) 1 2 D) x = 2 BC) 4 E) None x+1 C) -1 AC) -4 BD) Some may 4 D) 2 1 2 BE) None AD)
For 116-125, find the indicated information for the given function: g(x)= have more than one answer. If so, select all correct answers. 116. x-intercepts 117. y-intercept 118. Points of discontinuity A) x = 0 B) x = -1 C) x = 1 Choices for 116-117: A) 0 B) 1 E)-2 AB) 4 AE) 1 2 D) x = 2 BC) 4 E) None x+1 C) -1 AC) -4 BD) Some may 4 D) 2 1 2 BE) None AD)
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Transcribed Image Text:For 116-125, find the indicated information for the given function: g(x)=-
have more than one answer. If so, select all correct answers.
116. x-intercepts
117. y-intercept
118. Points of discontinuity
A) x = 0
B) x = -1
119. Vertical asymptotes
120. Horizontal asymptote
121. Slant asymptote
C) x = 1
124. Domain
122. Graph (Choices for graph on page 76.)
123. End behavior
125. Range
AB)x= -4
BD) y = -2
ABC) y = x +
1
Choices for 116-117:
A) 0
B) 1
E)-2
AB) 4
AE)
Choices for 119-121:
A) x = 2
A) g(x)→→→∞ as x→→∞ and g(x)→→ +∞⁰ as x→ +00
B) g(x)→-1 as x→→∞ and g(x)→-1 as x → +00
C) g(x)→1 as x→→→∞ and g(x)→→1 as x → +∞
D) g(x)→→0 asx →→∞and g(x)→0 as x → +0⁰
D) x = 2
1
2
B) x = -2
AC) x = 0
BE) y = -2
ABD) y=x-
1
Choices for 124-125:
A) All real numbers
C) All real numbers except -1 and 1
E) All real numbers except -1
AC) y ≤-4 andy 20
BC)
4
E) None
C) x = 1
AD) y = 0
CD) y = 4
ABE) None
x+1
C) -1
AC) -4
BD)
Some may
1
4
D) x = -1
AE) y = 1
CE) y = -4
D) 2
AD) 2
BE) None
E) x = 4
BC) y = -1
DE) y = x
B) All real numbers except 0
D) All real numbers except 0 and 1
AB) y ≤0 and y ≥ 4
AD) y ≤-4 and y ≥24
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