How do I find the range of this rational function, how do I do the steps in order to find it, please help!!!​

(-infinity, -32/81] U (0, positive infintiy).

( use the sideways 8 symbol for infinity).

Step-by-step explanation:

The range is all possible y values in a function.

We can find the inverse of the function to find the range.

Replace x with y

Write the LCD as two binomial,

Multiply both sides by both binomial

Plug that in to the function to find it range.

We get approximately

So this means a point on our function must include -35/81.

The vertical asymptote is 0 so our y cannot be zero but it goes infinitely up so our range is

(-infinity, -32/81]U (0, positive infintiy).

( use the sideways 8 symbol for infinity).

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is there supposed to be a diagram or a graph for this one? ?

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