Factor completely Warm up Simplify Multiply and Divide

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 Factor completely: Warm- up

Factor completely: Warm- up

Simplify, Multiply and Divide Rational Expressions Objectives: • To simplify rational expressions, and •

Simplify, Multiply and Divide Rational Expressions Objectives: • To simplify rational expressions, and • Simplify complex fractions

 A rational algebraic expression can be expressed as the quotient of two polynomials.

A rational algebraic expression can be expressed as the quotient of two polynomials. ◦ Note: The denominator can NEVER be 0. Rational algebraic expressions

 Property: with Then Let a, b, and c be expressions and the following

Property: with Then Let a, b, and c be expressions and the following property applies: Rational Expression

 A rational expression is in SIMPLIFIED FORM if its numerator and DENOMINATOR have

A rational expression is in SIMPLIFIED FORM if its numerator and DENOMINATOR have no common factors other than Simplified Form of a Rational Expression

1. Factor the numerator and denominator. 2. Divide out any factors that are common

1. Factor the numerator and denominator. 2. Divide out any factors that are common to both. 3. State the excluded values by setting the denominator =0 and solving. Example: procedure

1. Factor the numerator and denominator. 2. Divide out any factors that are common

1. Factor the numerator and denominator. 2. Divide out any factors that are common to both. 3. State the excluded values by setting the denominator =0 and solving. Example: BIG NO NO

 Example 1 Simply rational expressions

Example 1 Simply rational expressions

 Example #2 Simply rational expressions

Example #2 Simply rational expressions

Example 3: Simplify: Simplify rational expressions

Example 3: Simplify: Simplify rational expressions

Example 4: Simplify: Simplify rational expressions

Example 4: Simplify: Simplify rational expressions

 Recall to multiply two fractions or rational expressions, you first multiply the numerators

Recall to multiply two fractions or rational expressions, you first multiply the numerators and then multiply the denominators. Multiply fractions/rational expressions

1. MULTIPLY THE NUMERATORS. 2. MULTIPLY THE DENOMINATORS. 3. WRITE THE NEW FRACTION IN

1. MULTIPLY THE NUMERATORS. 2. MULTIPLY THE DENOMINATORS. 3. WRITE THE NEW FRACTION IN SIMPLIFIED FORM. MULTIPLYING PROCEDURE

Example 5: Multiply: Recall to multiply two fractions or rational expressions, you first multiply

Example 5: Multiply: Recall to multiply two fractions or rational expressions, you first multiply the numerators and then multiply the denominators. Multiply rational expressions

Example 6: Multiply: Example 7: Multiply: Multiply rational expressions

Example 6: Multiply: Example 7: Multiply: Multiply rational expressions

Example 8: Multiply: Multiply rational expressions

Example 8: Multiply: Multiply rational expressions

Multiply by the reciprocal 2. Simplify. 1. Dividing Procedure

Multiply by the reciprocal 2. Simplify. 1. Dividing Procedure

 Example 9 Divide rational expressions

Example 9 Divide rational expressions

Example 10: Divide: Divide rational expressions

Example 10: Divide: Divide rational expressions

Example 11: Divide: Divide rational expressions

Example 11: Divide: Divide rational expressions

Example 12: Divide: Divide rational expressions

Example 12: Divide: Divide rational expressions

Person using Person 1: Write two rational expressions the same variables 2: Simplify the

Person using Person 1: Write two rational expressions the same variables 2: Simplify the expression 3: Multiply the two expressions 4: Divide the two expressions DISCUSS ROTATE AND REPREAT In groups of 4

 Explain under what conditions a rational polynomial expression is not defined. TOTD

Explain under what conditions a rational polynomial expression is not defined. TOTD

 Kuta worksheet homework

Kuta worksheet homework