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fx =2x+5/x+3 what is the domain? what is the vertical asymoptote? what is the horizontal asymoptote?...

fx =2x+5/x+3

what is the domain?
what is the vertical asymoptote?
what is the horizontal asymoptote?
x-intercept ?
y intercept?
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