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Math 20-1 Chapter 6 Rational Expressions and Equations 6.4 Solve Rational Equations Teacher Notes

A rational equation is an equation containing at least one rational expressions. and are rational equations. 4. Check the solutions. 3. Solve the resulting polynomial equation. 2. Clear denominators by multiplying both sides of the equation by the LCD. 1. Find the LCD of the denominators. To solve a rational equation: 6.4 Solve Rational Equations 6.4.1

Solve Rational Equations Multiply each term by the LCD (x + 2)(x + 5) Domain Divide out the common factors Check No Bad Math 6.4.2

Solve Rational Equations Multiply each term by the LCD (x + 2)(x + 3)(x – 2) Domain Check 6.4.3

Solve Rational Equations Multiply each term by the LCD (x + 3)(x – 1) Domain 6.4.4

Your Turn 6.4.5

1. A traveling salesman drives from home to a client’s store 150 miles away. On the return trip he drives 10 miles per hour slower and adds one-half hour in driving time. At what speed was the salesperson driving on the way to the client’s store? Let r be the rate of travel (speed) in miles per hour. Trip to client Trip home distanceratetime 150r r – 10 LCD = 2r (r – 10). Application of Solving Rational Equations Longer Time (slower speed) - Shorter Time (faster speed) = Time Difference 6.4.6

0 = r 2 – 10r – 3000 The salesman drove from home to the client’s store at 60 miles per hour. r = 60 or – 50 Why is -50 not an acceptable answer? 300r – 300r = r 2 – 10r 0 = (r – 60)(r + 50) 300r – 300(r – 10) = r(r – 10) 6.4.7

The return trip took one-half hour longer. At 60 mph the time taken to drive the 150 miles from the salesman’s home to the clients store is = 2.5 h. Check: At 50 mph (ten miles per hour slower) the time taken to make the return trip of 150 miles is = 3 h

2. If a painter can paint a room in 4 hours and her assistant can paint the room in 6 hours, how many hours will it take them to paint the room working together? Let t be the time it takes them to paint the room together. painter assistant rate of worktime worked part of work completed t t Application of Solving Rational Equations Portion of job completed by the painter ( ) Portion of job completed by the assistant ( ) += 1 whole job ( ) 6.4.9

LCD = 12. Working together they will paint the room in 2.4 hours. Application of Solving Rational Equations

Your Turn Andrea can wallpaper a bathroom in 3 hr. Erin can wallpaper the same bathroom in 5 hr. How long would it take them if they worked together? Let t be the time it takes them to paint the room together. painter assistant rate of worktime worked part of work completed t t Working together they will paper the room in hours

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