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1. When do points of discontinuity (holes & asymptotes) occur? They occur when the denominator is ZERO
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2. How do you know where a value represents a hole or an asymptote? After factoring, if the factor in the denominator Cancels out it is a HOLE If it does not cancel, it is an ASYMPTOTE
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3. How do you put a radical into simplest form? 1. Make factor tree for the number and expand any variables. 2. Circle groups; simplify each group and write the remainder under the radical
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4. When adding or subtracting radicals, which part do you add/subtract? Which part must be the same? You add/subtract the numbers in front; but the RADICAND must be the same.
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5. When multiplying radicals which part(s) do you multiply? You multiply the numbers in front AND the terms under the radical. Then do a factor tree
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6. When do you have to use a “box”/FOIL to multiply? If you have two BINOMIALS being multiplied
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7. What is a conjugate? The opposite operation of an expression (plus becomes minus and minus becomes plus)
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8. In division problems what do you need to multiply the top and bottom by? THE CONJUGATE OF THE DENOMINATOR
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9. What is i?
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10. What do you do if you have a negative number under the radical? Re-write the expression using the letter “i”
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11. How do you write a polynomial given the roots, where one is imaginary? Add the conjugate to the list Set each one equal to X, make the right side zero Multiply the expressions
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