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UNIT 2, LESSON 7 POLYNOMIAL AND RATIONAL INEQUALITIES
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POLYNOMIAL INEQUALITIES The graph of y=f(x) lies above the x-axis exactly when f(x)>0 and below the x-axis exactly when f(x)<0.
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PRACTICE PROBLEM Set the inequality “equal” to zero.
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PRACTICE PROBLEM Set the inequality “equal” to zero. Graph on your graphing calculator.
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PRACTICE PROBLEM Set the inequality “equal” to zero. Graph on your graphing calculator. Find the zeros.
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PRACTICE PROBLEM Set the inequality “equal” to zero. Graph on your graphing calculator. Find the zeros. The function is <0 wherever the graph falls below the x-axis.
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PRACTICE PROBLEM Set the inequality “equal” to zero. Graph on your graphing calculator. Find the zeros. Write the answer in interval notation.
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RATIONAL INEQUALITIES The behavior of a rational function f(x) is determined by the x-intercepts and asymptotes of the function.
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