Asked by Donna
write an equation for a rational function that has a vertical asymptote of -4, a horizontal asymptote of 3, and vertically shrinks the graph by a factor of 5 (compared to the graph of y=1/x).
So far I have Y=3x/x+4 but I can't figure out how to shrink the graph by 5.
So far I have Y=3x/x+4 but I can't figure out how to shrink the graph by 5.
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Answered by
Steve
if you have y = 3x(x+4), then shrink it by multiplying by 1/5
y = 3x / 5(x+4)
since 1/(5x) is shrunk compared to 1/x
y = 3x / 5(x+4)
since 1/(5x) is shrunk compared to 1/x
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