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[restive dawn]

Uh let's start with domain

I figure the domain here should be pretty obvious just take note that the denominator cannot equal

Next intersections with the coordinate axes

Finding the intersection with the y axis should be trivial

Just substitute x=0

[brave yoke]

D(y): x≠-1?

[restive dawn]

Mhm

For the intercepts with the x axes I think you can simply solve for (x+3)^2=0 if I'm not mistaken

Should apply unless one of the solutions is equal to -1

In that case you need to get rid of that one

But here we're good

@brave yoke so with that info can you find the coordinate axes intercept

Or do you still need some help

[restive dawn]

For 3.) the answer should be obvious as it's squared

[shrewd finch]

So you use geogebra to make a graph

Now if you are in China or India than you might not be able to use calculators

Let's go with the first question

Hint 1. You that x/0 is forbidden so put that in mind and write the domain. For example x can't be -1 otherwise the whole thing will end

Therefore the domain is all natural numbers except minus 1.

Hint 2. coordinate axes are in finite numbers for functions that are not like sine , cosine and stuff like that. Apply easy x value 0 and you will find the intersect.

Hint 3. Now talking about making the graph, make a table of values for x and for which the values of y will appear

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