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Javion is trying to graph the rational function f(x)=x−4x+3 but is unsure where he should place the asymptotes and the zero for the function. Marissa laid out a chart to help him. Complete the chart below to determine what numbers should be placed in the blanks of the chart.

Asymptotes or Zeros Number
Horizontal Asymptote: y = ___
Vertical Asymptote: x = ___
Zero: ___


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