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1 Write down the date, Section #, Title and Learning Objective(s) into your notebook. SWBAT evaluate using functional notation. SWBAT determine the domain of a function without a graph.

2 Be prepared to either ask a question or answer one.

3 LOOK LISTEN Write down what you want into “Key Concepts” as you Look & Listen. GoodBadUgly PolynomialRadicalsFractions

4 LOOK LISTEN Write down what you want into “Key Concepts” as you Look & Listen. GoodBadUgly PolynomialRadicalsFractions Gets along with everyone Doesn’t like it’s insides to be negative Doesn’t like it’s bottom to be negative D: all real numbers D: restrict the expression D: solve the bottom & make these your restrictions

5 SWBAT determine domain from a given function, without a graph. Write in notebook. Find the domain of the function:

6 SWBAT determine domain from a given function, without a graph. Write in notebook. Find the domain of the function:

7 SWBAT determine domain from a given function, without a graph. Write in notebook. Find the domain of the function:

8 SWBAT determine domain from a given function, without a graph. Write in notebook. Find the domain of the function:

9 SWBAT determine domain from a given function, without a graph. Write in notebook. Find the domain of the function:

10 Write in notebook. SWBAT determine domain from a given function, without a graph. Find the domain of the function:

11 Write in notebook. SWBAT determine domain from a given function, without a graph. Find the domain of the function:

12 Write in notebook. SWBAT determine domain from a given function, without a graph. Find the domain of the function:

13 SWBAT evaluate functions using a graph. LOOK LISTEN

14 Use whiteboards. SWBAT evaluate functions using a graph.

15 Use whiteboards. SWBAT evaluate functions using a graph.

16 Write in notebook. SWBAT use interval notation when determining domain & range from a graph.

17 Write in notebook. SWBAT evaluate functions using a graph.

18 Write in notebook. SWBAT evaluate functions using a graph.

19 Write in notebook. SWBAT evaluate functions using a graph.

20 Pg. 38 #1 – 4(Write using interval notation) Pg. 38 #1 – f(1)=?, 2 – f(0)=?, 3 – f(-2)=?, 4 – f(0)=?

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