
SAS 4 Part 2- Transformations of Rational Functions Day 2
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Mathematics
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12th Grade
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Colleen slatteryc@calvertnet.k12.md.us
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2
Copy the function in red on your papee.
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Multiple Choice
Red is your parent function. Blue is the new function. Select what transformation happened to the blue function.
Stretch
Compress
Reflect over x-axis
Reflect over y-axis
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Multiple Choice
Red is your parent function. Purple is the new function. Select what transformation happened to the purple function.
Stretch
Compress
Reflect over x-axis
Reflect over y-axis
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Multiple Select
Red is your parent function. Orange is the new function. Select what transformation happened to the orange function.
Stretch
Compress
Reflect over x-axis
Reflect over y-axis
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There are two different forms for the types of equations we are working with. One is called transformation form and one is called quotient form. We can change one form to the other when needed.
Look at what each form looks like.
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Multiple Choice
Which for is just a fraction?
Transformation Form
Quotient Form
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Multiple Choice
Which form has an extra + or - something after the fraction?
Transformation Form
Quotient Form
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Match
Based on step 2 from the last slide, match the following.
Top number in long division
Outside number in long division
Remainder (number left over after subtracting)
Not part of the fraction
Bottom part of the fraction
Top part of the fraction
Not part of the fraction
Bottom part of the fraction
Top part of the fraction
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Math Response
Page 30 #3
1. Rewrite the rational function x+23x+8 in transformation form. Show your work in your packet.
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Match
Page 30 #3
What are the parameters a, h, and k?
a
h
k
2
2
3
2
2
3
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Multiple Select
Page 30 #4
Describe the transformations to the parent function
Stretch 2
Left 2
Right 2
Up 3
Down 3
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Horizontal Asymptote: 3
h=2 - Left 2
Vertical Asymptote: 2
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Multiple Select
Page 31 #7
Describe the transformations to the parent function to graph j(x)=x+1−5−4
Stretch 5
Reflect over x-axis
Right 1
Left 1
Down 4
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Math Response
Page 31 #8
Convert to quotient form
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Math Response
Page 31 #9
Convert to transformation form
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