1. For the function ?(?)=−3(?−1)^2+5, choose a domain restriction to make ?(?) a one-to-one function, and...

1. For the function ?(?)=−3(?−1)^2+5, choose a domain restriction to make ?(?) a one-to-one function, and then find the inverseof ?(?).

2. For the following function, find the horizontal and vertical asymptote(s):?(?)=3?^2+3?−18 /?^2+5?+6

3. Find the inverse function for ?(?)=4? / 5−3?

4.Find all zeroes (including complex ones) for the following function without using a graph:?(?)=?^4+5?^3+4?^2−7?−3

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