Almaz S.

asked • 12/20/19

I need help with this problem please!

Suppose

f(x)=(7x-9)/(x^2-6x+9)


Then f(x)=A/(x-3)+B(x-3)^2


Where A= B=

Doug C.

What are the directions for the problem? Graph the function? Identify vertical/horizontal asymptotes? Evaluate at a given x value?
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12/20/19

Mark M.

What makes it a "decomposition type"?
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Almaz S.

It says, Suppose f(x)=(7x-9)/(x^2-6x+9), Then f(x)=A/(x-3)+B(x-3)^2, Where A= , and B=
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12/20/19

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