Holes in Rational Functions
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I can identify the location of holes in rational functions.
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What is the first step in finding the location of holes in a rational function?
What condition must be met by a factor in a rational function for it to indicate the presence of a hole?
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“Find the coordinates of the hole in the rational function f(x) = (x² - x - 6) / (x² - 4). Show all steps.”
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