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A rational function is undefined - you might say that it "has a hole" - at any point where the denominator is zero. Assuming you mean "... hole at x = 2", any rational function which has the factor (x-2) in its denominator will have a hole at x = 2.

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Any function, which in its simplified form, has a factor of (x - 2) in the denominator is undefined for x = 2. I am not sure if this constitutes a "hole".

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Q: What rational functions will have a hole at x2?
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