Section 5.1.2 Rational Functions. Lesson Objective: Students will: Transform functions in the form into shifts of Be able to simplify complicated rational.

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Section Rational Functions

Lesson Objective: Students will: Transform functions in the form into shifts of Be able to simplify complicated rational expressions.

Lesson Objective: Students will: Review negative exponents. Be able to simplify complicated rational expressions.

Definitions Rational Function: the ratio of two functions of the form:

Example of a Rational Function g(x) h(x)

More Examples

Not Examples

5-14: a: Write as a mixed number.

5-14: b: Illustrate the technique shown in (a) on the number.

5-16: Use the technique in 5-14 to change

5-16: a: Sketch g(x) using transformations.

5-16: b: Use the technique to change

Definitions Negative Exponents:

Multiplication of Exponents

Eliminate Negative Exponents

Example

5-19: Simplify each of the following expressions using concept of removing negative exponents. a:

5-19: b:

Assignment Pg 235 #5-27 TO 5-28

Assignment Pg 235 #5-22 TO 5-26