4.2 Solving Rational Equations 1/30/2013. Vocabulary Rational Equation: Equation that shows two rational expressions or fractions are equal. Example:

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4.2 Solving Rational Equations 1/30/2013

Vocabulary Rational Equation: Equation that shows two rational expressions or fractions are equal. Example: Cross Multiply:

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3 If x = 2, what happens to the denominator? Yes, it becomes 0 and you cannot divide by 0. So there is NO SOLUTION! Or if you just look at the problem you can easily see that for the 2 fractions to be equal x must be 2! 2 is called an Extraneous solution because it leads to a division by 0 in the original equation. Always check for extraneous solutions!

Example 4

Example 5 2(-2) =

Example 6 5(-6) =

Homework: WS 4.2 even problems

Homework: WS 4.2 Even problems