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Pre calculus s1w4 Flipped classroom

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1.

Which of the following is a exponential function that is shifted 3 up and 2 left

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2.

Find the inverse function of the following equation

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3.

Find two different ways to decompose this function

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4.

Dealing with rational equations. Watch the following video

Do you have any questions?

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5.

Given the following addition problem, explain verbally what do you have to do to add these two fractions?

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6.

Given the following addition problem, explain verbally what do you have to do to add these two fractions?

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7.

on a scale from 1-5 how comfortable are you manipulating rational equations like this? where 1 is very uncomfortable, you need a lot of practice, and 5

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8.

If I were to ask you to find the roots of

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9.

Watch the following video on rational word problems.

Do you have any questions?

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10.

Summarize some aspect of the video that you feel you understood well.

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11.

Consider the following question. Jimmy bikes 30 miles before his tire went flat. He then walked six miles the rest of the way. His speed walking was 12 miles per hour less than his speed biking, but he spent the same amount of time walking as biking. How fast was he biking". do you think

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12.

In what way are the questions similar?

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in what way are they different?

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14.

You should have a pretty firm grasp on how to solve radical equations as well as rational equations. what are the basic pitfalls you have remember when checking your work on a radical equation

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15.

If you wrote "making sure you don't leave a radical in the denominator" in the last question, that is one answer, but not the one I was looking for. The trick to remember there is to multiply by 1, where the 1 is a fraction of the conjugate over itself. So: for example, I want to rationalize the denominator of

What do I multiply this by to rationalize the denominator?

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16.

Combine the skills - add the following expressions into one fraction

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17.

There is going to be a quiz thursday. Use this section to help review for it. Analyze the following function

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18.

I know the definitions of all the terms in question #14

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19.

for what situation can I solve for the inverse of a function f(x) and find g(x) and realize that g(f(x))=x, but f(g(x)) does not equal x?

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20.

do you know how to

yes

no

translate a function horizontally

translate a function vertically

stretch a function horizontally

stretch a function vertically

compress a function vertically

compress a function horizontally

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21.

Find and simplify the function f(g(x)) given that

and

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22.

List all the ways the following function is transformed from the parent function

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23.

Ok, how are you feeling about:

  • dealing with rational expressions

  • dealing with rational word problems

  • multiplying to get the least common denominator

  • just dealing with the fallout of finding the most convenient denominator

  • Dealing with radical equations

  • Ive got this

  • im fuzzy

  • so confused