Thread: polynomial formula help

find a possible formula for the polynomial if it has zeros at x=-6, x=7, and vertical asymtopes at x=-11and x=17. It has a horizontal asymptope of y=8. Enter the numerator and denominator in factored form.

my answer was (-.028)(x+6)(x+17)/(x+11)(x-17)

is this right

Hello, asweet1!

Find a possible formula for the polynomial if it has zeros at ,
and vertical asymtopes at
It has a horizontal asymptope of
Enter the numerator and denominator in factored form.

my answer was (-.028)(x+6)(x+17)/(x+11)(x-17)

is this right? . . . . Sorry, no

Zeros at
. . Factors of in the numerator.

Vertical asymptotes
. . Factors of in the denominator.

Horizontal asymptote
. . We want: .


One solution is: .