Write an equation for the function graphed below. I keep doing this and getting the same answer, what am I doing wrong.

(-4(x-2))/((x+2)|(x-4)|)

Step-by-step explanation:

You were so close. I stared at your problem for a

long time when you first posted it. I used a graphing utility to experiment. Your denominator was perfect for getting the vertical asymptotes in the right place. The y-intercept worked. The x-intercept was exactly right. I couldn't get the far right piece of the curve to reflect down in the fourth quadrant.

Hours later...suddenly BAM! ABSOLUTE VALUE pops into my head.

I always thought the numerator should be negative, so that middle portion of the curve that looks like a cubic would start "up to the left" and end "down to the right" But those left and right curves should be like mirror images of each other sort of. So I tried the absolute value and it worked! Good luck with your work. Hope this helps a little.

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step-by-step explanation:

because i said it is

is only a line? i think so