Reciprocal functions
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1. The document discusses reciprocal functions of the form y=1/x and provides steps for graphing them. 2. When x is 0, 1/x is undefined, when x is positive 1/x is positive, and when x is negative 1/x is negative. 3. As x becomes large, 1/x approaches 0, and as x approaches 0, 1/x becomes very large.
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