## anonymous one year ago f(x) = quantity x squared plus x minus two divided by quantity x squared minus three x minus four A coordinate axis scaled by one. Domain and Range (1 point): _____________________ x and y Intercept(s) (1 point): _____________________ Horizontal Asymptote(s) (1 point): ___________________ Vertical Asymptote(s) (1 point): ____________________

1. e.mccormick

What were you having trouble with?

2. anonymous

f(x)=x^2+x-2/x^2-3x-4

3. anonymous

Those four questions

4. welshfella

factoring the top and bottom would be of help

5. e.mccormick

Yes, I see it as $$f(x) = \frac{x^2+x-2}{x^2-3x-4}$$ Do you understand what the questions are asking for or, are you just not sure of the process to get those answers? Just trying to find out what issue needs to be addressed.

6. anonymous

Idk the process

7. e.mccormick

The domain is the valid inputs. The range is the valid outputs. Because it is a quotent or fraction, anything that would make the bottom of the fraction into 0 is undefined. So you need to look for what would make the bottom 0. That is why welshfella talked about facotring the bottom. That also has to do with vertical asmptotes.