
Simplifying Rational Expressions
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Mathematics
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10th Grade
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Medium
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Brandon Ngo
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11 Slides • 5 Questions
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By Brandon Ngo, Abigail Imerson, Dominic Cefalu, and Isabel Rodriguez
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Learning Objective:
Students will learn how to Simplify Rational Expressions through combining like terms, factoring polynomials, and canceling out common factors.
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Warm-up with White Boards
Take about 2 minutes to solve the warm up on your white board and then raise it in the air when we ask you to.
When we have checked everyone's we will go over the problem.
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Activity
You and your group will move together and choose one person from the group to use their computer.
Each person needs to take out their notebook, as this will be your notes as well.
You and your group will have a certain amount of time to solve the problem and choose the correct answer.
After time is up for each question one of us will show how to solve the problem and get the correct answer.
Your goal is to answer as many questions correctly as possible.
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Reminder: What we write on the white board is your notes make sure you copy down exactly what we write!
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Multiple Choice
What are the steps to simplifying RATIONAL EXPRESSIONS?
combine like terms
factor polynomials
cancel out common factors
all of the above
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1. Remove parenthesis and combine like terms
(if necessary)
2. Factor all polynomials
3. Cancel common factors
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the Expression
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How do we solve this problem?
Combine Like Terms
This Step is not necessary for this problem.
Factor polynomials
Cancel out Common Factors
We can cancel out the twos and the y's leaving us with the answer.
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the Expression
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How do we solve this problem?
Combine Like Terms
Not necessary for this problem
Factor out polynomials
Cancel Out Common Factors
We can cancel out (x-2), you will then have the correct answer
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the Expression
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How do we solve this problem?
Combine Like Terms
This is not necessary for this problem
Factor Polynomials
Cancel out Common Factors
We can cancel out (n+5), giving us the correct answer.
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Poll
Was this a good lesson?
Yes, this was great and super inclusive, interactive, and just really good overall, I even understand the topic even better now because it was just SOOO GOOD!
Nah
it was aight
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By Brandon Ngo, Abigail Imerson, Dominic Cefalu, and Isabel Rodriguez
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