Rational Functions Introduction to Rational Functions Function Evaluator and Grapher.

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Rational Functions Introduction to Rational Functions Function Evaluator and Grapher

Introduction to Rational Functions Reciprocal Functions Horizontal and Vertical Asymptotes Other Characteristics of Rational Functions Function Evaluator and Grapher

Introduction to Rational Functions Reciprocal Functions Horizontal and Vertical Asymptotes Other Characteristics of Rational Functions Function Evaluator and Grapher Reciprocal Functions INTERACTIVE TUTORIAL

Introduction to Rational Functions Reciprocal Functions Horizontal and Vertical Asymptotes Other Characteristics of Rational Functions Function Evaluator and Grapher Horizontal and Vertical Asymptotes INTERACTIVE TUTORIAL

Introduction to Rational Functions Reciprocal Functions Horizontal and Vertical Asymptotes Other Characteristics of Rational Functions Function Evaluator and Grapher Other Characteristics of Rational Functions INTERACTIVE TUTORIAL

Function Evaluator and Grapher Type in the rational function you wish to evaluate Return to Main Page

Function Evaluator and Grapher Calculate the Vertical Asymptotes Enter the Vertical Asymptote: x = Return to Main Page

Function Evaluator and Grapher Calculate the x - intercept(s). Enter the x-intercept: y = Return to Main Page

Function Evaluator and Grapher Calculate the y - intercept. Enter the y – intercept. y = Return to Main Page

Function Evaluator and Grapher Calculate the Horizontal Asymptotes Enter the horizontal asymptotes: y = Return to Main Page

Function Evaluator and Grapher Put a checkmark on the values of x that should be evaluated. - ∞ ∞ Return to Main Page

Function Evaluator and Grapher Plan out the graph - ∞ ∞ 1 + X X + ∞ - ∞ X X 1 - Return to Main Page

Function Evaluator and Grapher Drag and Drop the labels on the graph. y = 1y =x = -3x = 2 Return to Main Page

Function Evaluator and Grapher Drag and Drop the labels on the graph. y = 1 y = x = -3 x = 2 Return to Main Page

y = 1 y = x = -3 x = 2 Return to Main Page

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