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Warm UpMar. 12 th Solve each rational equation or inequality.
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Homework Answers
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Graphing Rational Functions You will be able to identify: the domain, the y-intercept, the vertical asymptotes and the end behavior asymptote
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Parent Graphs
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Domain Remember: You can’t divide by zero! All values that make you divide by zero are undefined so we don’t include them in the domain Examples:
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Discontinuities The values that are not included in the domain cause the graph to be discontinuous – meaning there is a break in the graph Removeable – Hole – caused by a factor that cancelled out while simplifying Non-removable – Vertical Asymptote – caused by a factor left in the denominator
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Holes & Vertical Asymptotes (VA)
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Discontinuities
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Y-intercept To find a y-intercept, plug in x = 0 and simplify. If 0 is undefined and not included in the domain, then the graph does not have a y-intercept.
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X-intercept(s) After simplifying by finding the holes, set the function equal to 0 and solve for x.
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X-intercept(s)
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End Behavior Asymptotes ( EBA ) To find the end behavior asymptote simply divide the 2 polynomials… but first, look at the degrees of top and bottom. Bottom Heavy: degree of the bottom is bigger than the degree of the top EBA is always y = 0 Equal: degree of the bottom is the same as the degree of the top EBA is always y = leading coefficient leading coefficient Top Heavy: degree of the top is bigger than the degree of the bottom There’s no trick, you have to divide using polynomial division.
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Examples Identify the EBA for each of the following:
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Equations from a Graph… What are the equations of the asymptotes? Describe the equation of the graph.
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What are the equations of the asymptotes? What is the x-coordinate of the hole? Describe the equation of the graph.
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PRACTICE Identify the domain, vertical asymptote(s), x- and y-coordinates of holes, and end behavior asymptotes.
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