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Homework:. Warm-up:. Review 9.c adding and subtracting rational expressions GET OUT YOUR 9.c NOTES!!!. Same denominator?. Example 1:. Different denominators? You must build a LCD!!!. Factor each denominator completely.

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  1. Homework:

  2. Warm-up: • Review 9.c adding and subtracting rational expressions • GET OUT YOUR 9.c NOTES!!!

  3. Same denominator?

  4. Example 1:

  5. Different denominators? You must build a LCD!!! • Factor each denominator completely. • Multiply each fraction, top and bottom, by any factors from the other fraction that it is missing. • Write as one fraction BEFORE you do any multiplying out. • Multiply out numerator and collect like terms. • Factor numerator and reduce if possible.

  6. Example 2:

  7. Example 3:

  8. Example 4:

  9. You do some!

  10. Answers:

  11. 8.d Find and Graph the Inverse of a Function or Relation [8.8] After this lesson you will be able to… • Find and graph the inverse of a function. • Determine whether 2 functions are inverses of each other.

  12. What do you think of when you hear “inverse”?

  13. Inverse Functions • An inverse function will take ananswer from the original function and “undo” it to give you back the x-value that produced the answer. • If original function is called ________ then the inverse is called _________.

  14. Example 1: • Let’s pick an x-value and get an answer so we can test the inverse! • Put the answer into the inverse. • You should get the original x-value back!

  15. Let’s test another!

  16. Building your own inverse! • Replace f(x) with y (it is just easier to look at that way). • Switch the x and y in the equation. • Resolve the equation for y. • The result is the inverse. • Now check by using an x-value in the original!

  17. Example 3: • Build the inverse. • Choose an x-value to use in the original, plug answer into inverse. Did it work? • Graph the original and it’s inverse on the same graph.

  18. Example 4: • Build the inverse. • Choose an x-value to use in the original, plug answer into inverse. Did it work? • Graph the original and it’s inverse on the same graph.

  19. WOW! • Inverse functions _______________________ over ____________________!!!

  20. Homework: • HW ST 8.d

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