Answer
x-intercepts: $\qquad -2$ and $2.$
y-intercept: $\qquad -6$.
Vertical asymptotes: $\qquad $ none.
Horizontal asymptote: $\qquad y=2$
Work Step by Step
The graph crosses the x-axis at ($-2,0$) and at ($2,0$)
x-intercepts: $-2$ and $2.$
The graph crosses the y-axis at ($0.-6$)
y-intercept: $-6$
Vertical lines are where the function is undefined, and the graph rises/falls without bound on either side. Thus, there are none (no vertical asymptotes.)
The horizontal line, which the graph approaches when $x\rightarrow\pm\infty,$ is $y=2$ (the horizontal asymptote).
