Raymond B. answered 05/11/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
f(x) will have a denominator = (x+4)(x+1/2)
it will have zeros at x=-1 and x=0. the numerator will be ax(x+1)
f(x) = ax(x+1)/b(x+4)(x+1/2)
a horizontal asymptote will be the coefficient ratio of the highest powered terms in numerator and denominator = ax^2/bx^2 = a/b
how to avoid a horizontal asymptote?
rotate f(x) so what would have been an HA becomes a diagonal asymptote, but then you have to rework the other requirements as they no longer fit
try some type of a hyperbola