Using the following table of values for the rational functions f, s, and h. $$\begin{matrix} \text{x} & \text{-10000} & \text{-1000} & \text{-100} & \

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2021-05-17

Using the following table of values for the rational functions f, s, and h. x-10000-1000-100100100010000f(x)-10001.9997-1001.9970-101.969497.9706997.99709997.9997g(x)-6.0004-6.0040-6.0404-5.9604-5.9960-5.9996h(x)-0.0005-0.0050-0.05060.04960.00500.0005
Based rule that defines the functions f, g, and h. How does the degree of the numerator compare to the degree of the denominator, (e.g., greater than, less than, or equal to.)?

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Willie

Willie

Skilled2021-05-18Added 95 answers

function f degree of numerator is greater than denominator
function g degree of numerator and denominator are equal and resultant of the higher degree coefficient is —6
function g degree of denominator is grater than numerator

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