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1 Module 4.3 - What Does it Mean to be Rational
Most Missed Module What Does it Mean to be Rational Turn to page 15 in your packet and complete problems 1-6

2 Previous Lesson Answers
Check Homework Classwork: MVP: pg ; 1-15 all Previous Lesson Answers

3 Previous Lesson Answers
Check Homework Homework: MVP: pg. 12; 10-15 Previous Lesson Answers

4 Title Objectives: Identify Features of Rational Functions
Module What Does it Mean to be Rational Objectives: Identify Features of Rational Functions Rational Number

5 Page: 13 Work with partners
For you to Explore

6 Do by yourself, then check with a partner
Page: 13 On your Own Do by yourself, then check with a partner

7 Do by yourself, then check with a partner
Page: 14 On your Own Do by yourself, then check with a partner

8 Page: 17 Work with partners
For you to Explore

9 Page: 7-8 Work with partners
For you to Explore

10 Classwork: MVP: pg. 15-16; all
Classwork/Homework

11 Classwork: MVP: pg. 15-16; all
Classwork/Homework

12 Homework: MVP: pg ; 15-24 Classwork/Homework

13 Stamp Sheet

14

15 Answers to Classwork/Homework

16 Page: Work with partners
For you to Explore

17 Do by yourself, then check with a partner
Page: On your Own Do by yourself, then check with a partner

18 Check Your Understanding
Page: Do by yourself Check Your Understanding

19 Translations Shifts graph either up or down “c” units
For any Shifts graph either up or down “c” units Translations Shifts graph either left or right “c” units Stretches/Shrinks vertically by a factor of “c” Stretches/Shrinks horizontally by a factor of “ ” Reflects over the x-axis Reflects over the y-axis

20 Formulas for finding Explicit Values for a Quadratic:
Module 3.1- Intro/Review x values must start at 0,1,2… First Difference Second Difference x y Formulas for finding Explicit Values for a Quadratic: Warm-up

21 Slope Intercept Standard Point Slope Y-Intercept Slope Formula Slope
All on one slide Slope Shade Below Shade Above Dotted Line Solid Line Ordered Pair

22 Shade Above Dotted Line Slope Slope Intercept Shade Below Solid Line Slope Point Slope Ordered Pair Standard Slope Formula Y-Intercept

23 Formulas

24 Partner and get Whiteboard
Partner up and get a White Board +

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