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    Exam 11: Polynomial and Rational Functions
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    It Is Possible for a Rational Function to Have Horizontal\(y=2\)
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It Is Possible for a Rational Function to Have Horizontal y=2y=2y=2

Question 12

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It is possible for a rational function to have horizontal asymptotes at y=2y=2y=2 and y=−6y=-6y=−6 .

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