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For the function determine the following, if it exists. 1.Vertical asymptotes 2.Horizontal asymptotes 3.Oblique asymptotes 4.x-intercepts 5.y-intercept.

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1 For the function determine the following, if it exists. 1.Vertical asymptotes 2.Horizontal asymptotes 3.Oblique asymptotes 4.x-intercepts 5.y-intercept

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3 For the function determine the following, if it exists. 1.Vertical asymptotes 2.Horizontal asymptotes 3.Oblique asymptotes 4.x-intercepts 5.y-intercept

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5 For the function determine the following, if it exists. 1.Vertical asymptotes 2.Horizontal asymptotes 3.Oblique asymptotes 4.x-intercepts 5.y-intercept

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7 For the function determine the following, if it exists. 1.Vertical asymptotes 2.Horizontal asymptotes 3.Oblique asymptotes 4.x-intercepts 5.y-intercept

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