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AP Calculus AB

A drawing exercise for Calculus Students

For instructions see studyofchange.wordpress.com

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The point (-3, -1) is on the graphThe point (1, 3) is on the graphThe point (0, 1) is on the graphThere is a hole at x=0 at (0, 2) and the graph continues left and right from that point.The point (2, 0) is on the graphThere is a jump discontinuity at x=2. The graph continues left from (2, 1) and right from (2, -2)Neither of those points existThere is a horizontal asymptote y=-1 on the right sideThere is a vertical asymptote at x=4, both sides increase infinitely

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