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Instead of starting to crunch numbers, look at the pieces first:
Factor x2-9=(x-3)(x+3) is a parabola with zeros at :
Squaring gives a quartic with double zeros at :
Dividing by x will produce a simple pole at x=0 and also a sign
change at negative x:
Function y(x):
- has an x-extent and a y-extend ;
- is odd (symmetric with respect to the origin);
- has a relative maximum at -3 of finite curvature: ;
- has a relative minimum at 3 of finite curvature: ;
- has a vertical asymptote at x=0 with asymptotic behavior:
for ;
- behaves asymptotically as
for ;
- is concave up for x>0, down for x<0
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