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ChD Computers · Answer 1 · 2023-05-31T04:00:12+0000

Part A (Domain and Range)

Domain

The domain is the set of all the values of x for which the function represented by the graph is defined. From the graph:

(A)The domain of the function is:

$\lbrace x|-\inftyRangeThe range is the set of all the values of y for which the function represented by the graph is defined. From the graph:(A)The range of the function is:[tex]\lbrace y|-\inftyPart B (Intercepts)(A)The x-intercepts of the function are:[tex]x=1.4,-1.4$

(A)The y-intercept of the function is:

Part C

The horizontal asymptote is at:

Part D

The vertical asymptotes are at:

Part E

The oblique asymptote is usually slant.

From the graph, there are no obliques asymptotes.

Option B is correct here.

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