In Try This 2 you may have found that multiplying and dividing functions using their graphs follows a process similar to that of adding and subtracting functions using their graphs. Again, you can pick a point on each function with the same x-value and multiply or divide the y-values. Dividing Functions shows how to determine the graph of 
from Try This 2.
In Try This 2 you also saw that it is possible to predict the type of function produced by a multiplication or division of functions:
- h(x) is a quadratic polynomial function because it is the product of two linear functions.
- p(x) is a rational function because it is the quotient of two linear functions.
- q(x) is a rational function because it is the quotient of two linear functions.
