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1 Rational Parent Function Rational Standard Form Example:Example: Transformations: VA: HA: Domain: Range: Y-intercepts: Roots (x-int): VA: HA: Domain: Range: Transformations: VA: HA: Domain: Range: *Go to calculator to graph and get idea of lines between asymptotes – watch out for parenthesis Y-intercepts: Roots (x-int): VA: HA: Domain: Range: *Go to calculator to graph and get idea of lines between asymptotes – watch out for parenthesis

2 Y-intercepts: Roots (x-int): VA: HA: Domain: Range:Example:**Example: Y-intercepts: Roots (x-int): VA: HA: Domain: Range: Example: **Example: Transformations: VA: HA: Domain: Range: What is the domain for f(x) ≥ -7? Y-intercepts: Roots (x-int): VA: HA: Domain: Range:

3 Rational Parent Function Rational Standard Form Example:Example: Transformations: VA: HA: Domain: Range: Y-intercepts: Roots (x-int): VA: HA: Domain: Range: Transformations: VA: HA: Domain: Range: *Go to calculator to graph and get idea of lines between asymptotes – watch out for parenthesis Y-intercepts: Roots (x-int): VA: HA: Domain: Range: *Go to calculator to graph and get idea of lines between asymptotes – watch out for parenthesis

4 Transformations: VA: HA: Domain: Range: What is the domain for f(x) ≥ -7? Y-intercepts: Roots (x-int): VA: HA: Domain: Range:Example:Example: Y-intercepts: Roots (x-int): VA: HA: Domain: Range: Example: Example: Transformations: VA: HA: Domain: Range: What is the domain for f(x) ≥ -3?

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