6. Midterm Exam Question 6: Professor Rea would like you to graph a rational function  with the following properties: is increasing everywhere. has the slant asymptote . has only one vertical asymptote. There is an x-intercept is at (2,0). There may or may not be other x-intercepts. Make sure any asymptotes and relevant points are clearly marked on your graph.

Exam Question: Use the graph of f to determine what value of x makes f(x)=0.  

Exam Question: Use the graph of f to determine what value of x makes f(x)=-5.

For Kant, nothing in the universe is unconditionally good apart from the good will.

Exam Question: Use the graph of f to evaluate f(-2).  

For Kant, we need to look to nature to get insights on the moral law.

Exam Question: Use the graph of f to evaluate f(1).  

The categorical imperative is a command like this: “If you want to achieve X, then you ought to do Y.”

The hypothetical imperative is an unconditional command that must be followed regardless of personal inclinations.

Exam Question: Use the graph of f to determine what value of x makes f(x)=-2.