6. How do we find the appropriate place to plot a hole if the y-value is
undefined when plugged into the original equation?
We find the appropriate place to plot the hole by first factoring the equation
and breaking it down as much as possible. Once you find a number or variable that
is in common on both the numerator and denominator then you cancel them and
they are holes of the graph. After you find the holes then you plug each of the
holes into the equation that is left after simplifying as much as possible and
what you get as your answer will be part of the point. So if x=0 you plug that
into the equation and your answer will be (0, #) as well as the other hole and
you will find your points and find the holes in the graph. To check that those
are holes you plug the equation into the graphing calculator and trace that
number and it shouldn't give a number for y.

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