ch3: rationals Flashcards

1
Q

horizontal asymptote

A
  • ratio of leading coefficients (# attached to highest variable)
  • if not, use 0
  • y =
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2
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vertical asymptote

A
  • set denominator to 0 and solve for x
  • denom = bottom
  • x =
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3
Q

exception for vertical asymptote

A
  • if top and bottom both have same factor, it cancels out nd becomes hole
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4
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x-intercept

A
  • set numerator (top) to zero and find x
  • (x, 0)
  • write “none” if top has no x
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5
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y-intercept

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  • ratio of constant terms (alone number
  • (0, y)
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6
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pimple graph

A
  • denom: (x^2 + #)
  • no vertical asymptotes
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7
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both sides towards vert. asymptote

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  • denom: (x -+ #)^2
  • one vertical asympote
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8
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“parabola” graph

A
  • denom: (x + #)(x + #)
  • two vertical asymptotes
  • max/min and y-int
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9
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wht is a restriction

A

value of x that doesnt exist

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10
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whts a restriction graphically

A

asymptotes or holes

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11
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where are restrictions found in a function nd wht do they help w

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  • asymptotes found in denom, so “restrictions help create factors in denom”
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12
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domain

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  • possible values of x
  • if greater, thn graph must be above x=0 on domain
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13
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asymptote definition

A

line that a curve approaches but never reaches as it heads towards infinity

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14
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why do holes exist

A

same factor at top and bottom

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15
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another word for “holes” on graph

A

discontinuity

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16
Q

how do u graph regular rational functions/reciprocals of linear

A
  1. find VA, HA, x-int, and y-int
  2. plot all from step 1
  3. make behaviour chart nd graph
  4. label graph w f(x)
17
Q

what happens to domain and range when u have a hole

A

the x and y-vals add another restriction

18
Q

reciprocal of a graph w/o x-intercepts has…

A

no vertical asymptotes (pimple graph)

19
Q

reciprocal of a graph w one x-intercept has…

A

one vertical asymptotes

20
Q

reciprocal of a graph w two x-intercepts has…

A

two vertical asymptotes

21
Q

how to graph reciprocal of quadratic w/ two x-intercepts

A
  1. do VA, HA, x-int, and y-into **find y-int by plugging by doing f(0) and HA is y=0
  2. do behaviour chart for both vertical asymptotes
  3. max/min pt: avg of both VA, then plug that val into eqn
  4. domain and range (range is greater than HA and greater than/equal to max/min)
22
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how to graph reciprocal of quadratic w/ no x-intercepts

A
  1. do VA, HA, x-int, y-int (will not have a VA)
  2. behaviour chart w/ just +-infinity
  3. domain is XER, range is greater than HA, less than or equal to max (y-int)
23
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how to graph reciprocal of quadratic w/ one x-intercepts

A
  1. do VA, HA, x-int, and y-into **find y-int by plugging by doing f(0) and HA is y=0
  2. do behaviour chart for both vertical asymptotes
  3. max/min pt: avg of both VA, then plug that val into eqn
  4. domain and range (range is …)
24
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solving eqns: fraction = fraction

A

cross multiply

25
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solving eqns: fraction +- fraction = number

A
  1. common denom for fractions
  2. expand and simplify: move all to one side
  3. common factor
26
Q

what should u NOT do when solving rational inequalities?

A

dont cross multiply