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TODAY IN ALGEBRA 2.0…  Review: Factoring polynomials  Learning Target: 8.2 You will graph rational functions  Independent Practice.

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1 TODAY IN ALGEBRA 2.0…  Review: Factoring polynomials  Learning Target: 8.2 You will graph rational functions  Independent Practice

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4 8.2 GRAPHING RATIONAL FUNCTIONS: HYPERBOLAS PARENT FUNCTION: VERTICAL ASYMPTOTE: HORIZONTAL ASYMPTOTE: DOMAIN:RANGE:

5 8.2 GRAPHING RATIONAL FUNCTIONS: HYPERBOLAS SIMPLE TRANSLATIONS OF THE PARENT FUNCTION: VERTICAL ASYMPTOTE: HORIZONTAL ASYMPTOTE: DOMAIN:RANGE:

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8 HOMEWORK #1 (Part 1): Pg. 561: 4-8 even

9 8.2 GRAPHING RATIONAL FUNCTIONS: HYPERBOLAS OTHER TRANSLATIONS OF THE PARENT FUNCTION: VERTICAL ASYMPTOTE: HORIZONTAL ASYMPTOTE: DOMAIN:RANGE:

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12 HOMEWORK #1 (Part 2): Pg. 561: 15-23 odd

13 8.2 GRAPHING RATIONAL FUNCTIONS: HYPERBOLAS OTHER RATIONAL FUNCTIONS: VERTICAL ASYMPTOTE: HORIZONTAL ASYMPTOTE: DOMAIN:RANGE:

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15 HOMEWORK #1 (Part 3): Pg. 561: 26-32 even

16 HOMEWORK #1: Pg. 561: 4-8 even, 15-23 odd, 26-32 even

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