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Answers Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Chapter 11 A1 Glencoe Algebra 1 Chapter Resources Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. NAME DATE PERIOD Chapter 11 3 Glencoe Algebra 1 Anticipation Guide Rational Expressions and Equations Before you begin Chapter 11 • Read each statement. • Decide whether you Agree (A) or Disagree (D) with the statement. Write A or D in the first column OR if you are not sure whether you agree or disagree, write NS (Not Sure). After you complete Chapter 11 Reread each statement and complete the last column by entering an A or a D. • Did any of your opinions about the statements change from the first column? For those statements that you mark with a D, use a piece of paper to write an example of why you disagree. 11 Step 1 STEP 1 A, D, or NS Statement STEP 2 A or D 1. Since a direct variation can be written as y = kx, an inverse variation can be written as y = x k . D 2. A rational expression is an algebraic fraction that contains a radical. D 3. To multiply two rational expressions, such as 2xy 2 3c and 3 c 2 5y , multiply the numerators and the denominators. A 4. When solving problems involving units of measure, dimensional analysis is the process of determining the units of the final answer so that the units can be ignored while performing calculations. D 5. To divide (4x 2 + 12x) by 2x, divide 4x 2 by 2x and 12x by 2x. A 6. To find the sum of 2a (3a - 4) and 5 (3a - 4) , first add the numerators and then the denominators. D 7. The least common denominator of two rational expressions will be the least common multiple of the denominators. A 8. A complex fraction contains a fraction in its numerator or denominator. A 9. The fraction ( a b ) ( c d ) can be rewritten as ac bd . D 10. Extraneous solutions are solutions that can be eliminated because they are extremely high or low. D Step 2 Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. NAME DATE PERIOD Lesson 11-1 Chapter 11 5 Glencoe Algebra 1 Both methods show that x 2 = 8 3 when y = 18. Exercises Determine whether each table or equation represents an inverse or a direct variation. Explain. 1. x y 3 6 5 10 8 16 12 24 2. y = 6x 3. xy = 15 Assume that y varies inversely as x. Write an inverse variation equation that relates x and y. Then solve. 4. If y = 10 when x = 5, 5. If y = 8 when x = -2, find y when x = 2. xy = 50; 25 find y when x = 4. xy = -16; -4 6. If y = 100 when x = 120, 7. If y = -16 when x = 4, find x when y = 20. xy = 12,000; 600 find x when y = 32. xy = -64;-2 8. If y = -7.5 when x = 25, find y when x = 5. xy = -187.5; -37.5 9. DRIVING The Gerardi family can travel to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, from Chicago, Illinois, in 4 hours if they drive an average of 45 miles per hour. How long would it take them if they increased their average speed to 50 miles per hour? 3.6 h 10. GEOMETRY For a rectangle with given area, the width of the rectangle varies inversely as the length. If the width of the rectangle is 40 meters when the length is 5 meters, find the width of the rectangle when the length is 20 meters. 10 m Study Guide and Intervention Inverse Variation Identify and Use Inverse Variations An inverse variation is an equation in the form of y = k x or xy = k. If two points (x 1 , y 1 ) and (x 2 , y 2 ) are solutions of an inverse variation, then x 1 y 1 = k and x 2 y 2 = k. Product Rule f or Inverse Variation x 1 y 1 = x 2 y 2 From the product rule, you can form the proportion x 1 x 2 = y 1 y 2 . If y varies inversely as x and y = 12 when x = 4, find x when y = 18. Method 1 Use the product rule. x 1 y 1 = x 2 y 2 Product rule for inverse variation 4 12 = x 2 18 x 1 = 4, y 1 = 12, y 2 = 18 48 18 = x 2 Divide each side by 18. 8 3 = x 2 Simplify. Method 2 Use a proportion. x 1 x 2 = y 2 y 1 Proportion for inverse variation 4 x 2 = 18 12 x 1 = 4, y 1 = 12, y 2 = 18 48 = 18x 2 Cross multiply. 8 3 = x 2 Simplify. 11-1 Example direct variation; of the form y = kx direct variation; of the form y = kx inverse variation; of the form xy = k Answers (Anticipation Guide and Lesson 11-1)

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Chapter Resources

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Ch

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11

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Gle

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Both

meth

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s sh

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th

at

x2 =

8

3 w

hen

y =

18.

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Dete

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ine w

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ach

ta

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or e

qu

ati

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rep

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ts a

n i

nverse o

r a

dir

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va

ria

tio

n.

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pla

in.

1.

xy

36

510

816

12

24

2.

y =

6x

3.

xy =

15

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me t

ha

t y v

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s i

nv

ersely

as x

. W

rit

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n i

nv

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th

at

rela

tes x

an

d y

. T

hen

so

lve.

4. If

y =

10 w

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x =

5,

5. I

f y =

8 w

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x =

-2,

fi

nd

y w

hen

x =

2.

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50;

25

fin

d y

wh

en

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4.

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-16; -

4

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100 w

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x =

120,

7. I

f y =

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4,

fin

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20.

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600

fin

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wh

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32.

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-64;-

2

8. If

y =

-7.5

wh

en

x =

25,

fin

d y

wh

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x =

5.

xy =

-187.5

; -

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k.

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wo p

oin

ts (

x1,

y1)

an

d (

x2,

y2)

are

solu

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s of

an

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vers

e v

ari

ati

on

,

then

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y1 =

k a

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y2 =

k.

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du

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le f

or

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rod

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you

can

form

th

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rop

ort

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x1

x2

= y

1

y2

.

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y v

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s i

nv

ersely

as x

an

d y

= 1

2 w

hen

x =

4,

fin

d x

wh

en

y =

18.

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od

1 U

se t

he p

rod

uct

ru

le.

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y1 =

x2 ∙

y2

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duct

rule

for

invers

e v

ariation

4 ∙

12

= x

2 ∙

18

x

1 =

4,

y1 =

12,

y2 =

18

4

8

18 =

x 2

Div

ide e

ach s

ide b

y 1

8.

8

3 =

x 2

Sim

plif

y.

Meth

od

2 U

se a

pro

port

ion

.

x

1

x 2 =

y 2

y 1

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port

ion f

or

invers

e v

ariation

4

x 2 =

18

12

x1 =

4,

y1 =

12,

y2 =

18

48 =

18x

2

Cro

ss m

ultip

ly.

8

3 =

x2

Sim

plif

y.

11-1

Exam

ple

dir

ect

vari

ati

on

; o

f th

e f

orm

y =

kx

dir

ect

vari

ati

on

; o

f th

e f

orm

y =

kx

invers

e

vari

ati

on

; o

f th

e

form

xy =

k

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Ch

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Gle

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Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n

(con

tin

ued

)

Invers

e V

ari

ati

on

Gra

ph

In

vers

e V

ari

ati

on

s S

itu

ati

on

s in

wh

ich

th

e v

alu

es

of

y d

ecr

ease

as

the v

alu

es

of

x i

ncr

ease

are

exam

ple

s of

inv

erse v

aria

tio

n.

We s

ay t

hat

y v

ari

es

invers

ely

as

x,

or

y i

s in

vers

ely

pro

port

ion

al

to x

.

S

up

po

se y

ou

driv

e

200 m

iles w

ith

ou

t sto

pp

ing

. T

he t

ime

it t

ak

es t

o t

ra

vel

a d

ista

nce v

arie

s

inv

ersely

as t

he r

ate

at

wh

ich

yo

u

tra

vel.

Let

x =

sp

eed

in

mil

es p

er h

ou

r

an

d y

= t

ime i

n h

ou

rs.

Gra

ph

th

e

va

ria

tio

n.

Th

e e

qu

ati

on

xy =

200 c

an

be u

sed

to

rep

rese

nt

the s

itu

ati

on

. U

se v

ari

ou

s sp

eed

s to

mak

e a

table

.

x

y O20

40

60

30

20

10

G

ra

ph

an

in

verse

va

ria

tio

n i

n w

hic

h y

va

rie

s i

nv

ersely

as

x a

nd

y =

3 w

hen

x =

12.

Solv

e f

or

k.

xy =

k

Invers

e v

ariation e

quation

12(3

) =

k

x =

12 a

nd y

= 3

36 =

k

Sim

plif

y.

Ch

oose

valu

es

for

x a

nd

y,

wh

ich

have a

p

rod

uct

of

36.

x

y O12

24

24

12

Exerc

ises

Gra

ph

ea

ch

va

ria

tio

n i

f y v

arie

s i

nv

ersely

as x

.

1. y =

9 w

hen

x =

-3

2. y =

12 w

hen

x =

4

3. y =

-25 w

hen

x =

5

x

y

O24

12

-12

-24

-12

-24

12

24

x

y

O32

16

-16

-32

-16

-32

16

32

x

y

O50

-50

-100

100

100

50

-50

-100

4. y =

4 w

hen

x =

5

5. y =

-18 w

hen

x =

-9

6. y =

4.8

wh

en

x =

5.4

x

y

O20

10

-10

-20

-10

-20

10

20

x

y

O36

18

-18

-36

-18

-36

18

36

x

y

O

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3.6

-3.6

-7.2

-3.6

-7.2

3.6

7.2

11-1

Exam

ple

1Exam

ple

2

xy

10

20

20

10

30

6.7

40

5

50

4

60

3.3

xy

6−

6

3−

12

2−

18

218

312

66

Invers

e V

ari

ati

on

Eq

uati

on

an e

quation o

f th

e f

orm

xy =

k,

where

k ≠

0

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Lesson 11-1

Ch

ap

ter

11

7

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

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Sk

ills

Pra

ctic

e

Invers

e V

ari

ati

on

Dete

rm

ine w

heth

er e

ach

ta

ble

or e

qu

ati

on

rep

resen

ts a

n i

nverse o

r a

dir

ect

va

ria

tio

n. E

xp

lain

.

1.

xy

0.5

8

14

22

41

2.

xy =

2 −

3

3.

-2

x +

y =

0

Assu

me t

ha

t y v

arie

s i

nv

ersely

as x

. W

rit

e a

n i

nv

erse v

aria

tio

n e

qu

ati

on

th

at

rela

tes x

an

d y

. T

hen

gra

ph

th

e e

qu

ati

on

.

4. y

= 2

wh

en

x =

5

5. y

= -

6 w

hen

x =

-6

6. y

= -

4 w

hen

x =

-12

7. y

= 1

5 w

hen

x =

3

So

lve.

Assu

me t

ha

t y v

arie

s i

nv

ersely

as x

.

8. If

y =

4 w

hen

x =

8,

9. If

y =

-7 w

hen

x =

3,

fin

d y

wh

en

x =

2.

xy =

32;

16

fi

nd

y w

hen

x =

-3.

xy =

-21;

7

10. If

y =

-6 w

hen

x =

-2,

11. If

y =

-24 w

hen

x =

-3,

fi

nd

y w

hen

x =

4.

xy =

12;

3

fi

nd

x w

hen

y =

-6.

xy =

72; -

12

12. If

y =

15 w

hen

x =

1,

13. If

y =

48 w

hen

x =

-4,

fi

nd

x w

hen

y =

-3.

xy =

15; -

5

fi

nd

y w

hen

x =

6.

xy =

-192; -

32

14. If

y =

-4 w

hen

x =

1

2 ,

fin

d x

wh

en

y =

2.

xy =

-2; -

1

11-1

x

y

O8

-8

-16

16

16 8

-8

-16

x

y

O8

-8

-16

16

16 8

-8

-16

x

y

O10

-10

-20

20

20

10

-10

-20

x

y

O4

-4

-8

8

8 4

-4

-8

invers

e,

xy =

4

invers

e,

xy =

2 −

3

dir

ect,

y =

2x

xy =

10

xy =

36

xy =

48

xy =

45

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Lesson 11-1

Ch

ap

ter

11

9

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

1.PH

YSIC

AL S

CIE

NC

E T

he

illu

min

ati

on I

pro

du

ced

by a

lig

ht

sou

rce

vari

es

inver

sely

as

the

squ

are

of

the

dis

tan

ce d

from

th

e so

urc

e. T

he

illu

min

ati

on

pro

du

ced

5 f

eet

from

th

e li

gh

t so

urc

e is

80 f

oot-

can

dle

s.

Id2=

k

80(5

)2=

k

2000=

k

Fin

d t

he

illu

min

ati

on p

rod

uce

d 8

fee

t fr

om t

he

sam

e so

urc

e.

31.2

5 f

oo

t-can

dle

s

2. M

ON

EY

A f

orm

ula

call

ed t

he

Ru

le o

f 72 a

pp

roxim

ate

s h

ow f

ast

mon

ey w

ill

dou

ble

in

a s

avin

gs

acc

oun

t. I

t is

base

d

on t

he

rela

tion

th

at

the

nu

mber

of

yea

rs

it t

ak

es f

or m

oney

to

dou

ble

vari

es

inver

sely

as

the

an

nu

al

inte

rest

rate

. U

se t

he

info

rmati

on i

n t

he

table

to

wri

te

the

Ru

le o

f 72 f

orm

ula

. y

r =

72

3. ELEC

TR

ICIT

Y T

he

resi

stan

ce,

in o

hm

s,

of a

cer

tain

len

gth

of

elec

tric

wir

e vari

es

inver

sely

as

the

squ

are

of

the

dia

met

er

of t

he

wir

e. I

f a w

ire

0.0

4 c

enti

met

er i

n

dia

met

er h

as

a r

esis

tan

ce o

f 0.6

0 o

hm

, w

hat

is t

he

resi

stan

ce o

f a w

ire

of t

he

sam

e le

ngth

an

d m

ate

rial

that

is 0

.08

cen

tim

eter

s in

dia

met

er?

0.1

5 o

hm

4.B

USIN

ESS

In

th

e m

an

ufa

ctu

rin

g o

f a

cert

ain

dig

ital

cam

era,

the

cost

of

pro

du

cin

g t

he

cam

era v

ari

es i

nver

sely

as

the

nu

mber

pro

du

ced

. If

15,0

00 c

am

eras

are

pro

du

ced

, th

e co

st i

s $80 p

er u

nit

. G

rap

h t

he

rela

tion

ship

an

d l

abel

th

e p

oin

t th

at

rep

rese

nts

th

e co

st p

er u

nit

to

pro

du

ce 2

5,0

00 c

am

eras.

$48

5. SO

UN

D T

he

sou

nd

pro

du

ced

by a

str

ing

insi

de

a p

ian

o d

epen

ds

on i

ts l

ength

. T

he

freq

uen

cy o

f a v

ibra

tin

g s

trin

g v

ari

es

inver

sely

as

its

len

gth

.

a.

Wri

te a

n e

qu

ati

on t

hat

rep

rese

nts

th

e re

lati

onsh

ip b

etw

een

fre

qu

ency

f

an

d l

ength

.

Use

k f

or t

he

con

stan

t of

vari

ati

on.

b.

If y

ou h

ave

two

dif

fere

nt

len

gth

st

rin

gs,

wh

ich

on

e vib

rate

s m

ore

qu

ick

ly (

that

is,

wh

ich

str

ing h

as

a

gre

ate

r fr

equ

ency

)?

T

he s

ho

rter

str

ing

vib

rate

s

mo

re q

uic

kly

th

an

th

e l

on

ger

str

ing

.

c.

Su

pp

ose

a p

ian

o st

rin

g 2

fee

t lo

ng

vib

rate

s 300 c

ycl

es p

er s

econ

d.

Wh

at

wou

ld b

e th

e fr

equ

ency

of

a s

trin

g

4 f

eet

lon

g?

150 c

ycle

s p

er

seco

nd

Wo

rd

Pro

ble

m P

racti

ce

Invers

e V

ari

ati

on

11-1

Years

to D

ou

ble

Mo

ney

An

nu

al

Inte

rest

Rate

(perc

en

t)

18

4

14.4

5

12

6

10.2

97

Price per Unit ($)

200

300

100 0

Un

its

Pro

du

ced

(th

ou

san

ds)

10

20

30

y

x

25,000,48

f ×

ℓ =

k o

r f =

k

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Practi

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Invers

e V

ari

ati

on

Dete

rm

ine w

heth

er e

ach

ta

ble

or e

qu

ati

on

rep

resen

ts a

n i

nverse o

r a

dir

ect

va

ria

tio

n.

Ex

pla

in.

1.

xy

0.2

540

0.5

20

25

81.2

5

2.

xy

-2

8

00

2-

8

4-

16

3.

y

x =

-3

4. y =

7

x

Asssu

me t

ha

t y v

arie

s i

nv

ersely

as x

. W

rit

e a

n i

nv

erse v

aria

tio

n e

qu

ati

on

th

at

rela

tes x

an

d y

. T

hen

gra

ph

th

e e

qu

ati

on

.

5. y =

-2 w

hen

x =

-12

6. y =

-6 w

hen

x =

-5

7.

y =

2.5

wh

en x

= 2

Writ

e a

n i

nv

erse v

aria

tio

n e

qu

ati

on

th

at

rela

tes x

an

d y

. A

ssu

me t

ha

t y v

arie

s

inv

ersely

as x

. T

hen

so

lve.

8. If

y =

124 w

hen

x =

12,

fin

d y

wh

en x

= -

24.

xy =

1488; -

62

9. If

y =

-8.5

wh

en x

= 6

, fi

nd

y w

hen

x =

-2.5

. xy =

-51;

20.4

10. If

y =

3.2

wh

en x

= -

5.5

, fi

nd

y w

hen

x =

6.4

. xy =

-17.6

; -

2.7

5

11. If

y =

0.6

wh

en x

= 7

.5,

fin

d y

wh

en x

= -

1.2

5.

xy =

4.5

; -

3.6

12. E

MPLO

YM

EN

T T

he

man

ager

of

a l

um

ber

sto

re s

ched

ule

s 6 e

mp

loyee

s to

tak

e in

ven

tory

in

an

8-h

our

wor

k p

erio

d.

Th

e m

an

ager

ass

um

es a

ll e

mp

loyee

s w

ork

at

the

sam

e ra

te.

a.

Su

pp

ose

2 e

mp

loyee

s ca

ll i

n s

ick

. H

ow m

an

y h

ours

wil

l 4 e

mp

loyee

s n

eed

to

tak

e in

ven

tory

? 12 h

b.

If t

he

dis

tric

t su

per

vis

or c

all

s in

an

d s

ays

she

nee

ds

the

inven

tory

fin

ish

ed i

n 6

hou

rs,

how

man

y e

mp

loyee

s sh

ould

th

e m

an

ager

ass

ign

to

tak

e in

ven

tory

? 8

13. TR

AV

EL J

esse

an

d J

oaqu

in c

an

dri

ve

to t

hei

r gra

nd

pare

nts

’ h

ome

in 3

hou

rs i

f th

ey

aver

age

50 m

iles

per

hou

r. S

ince

th

e ro

ad

bet

wee

n t

he

hom

es i

s w

ind

ing a

nd

m

oun

tain

ous,

th

eir

pare

nts

pre

fer

they

aver

age

bet

wee

n 4

0 a

nd

45 m

iles

per

hou

r.

How

lon

g w

ill

it t

ak

e to

dri

ve

to t

he

gra

nd

pare

nts

’ h

ome

at

the

red

uce

d s

pee

d?

betw

een

3 h

20 m

in a

nd

3 h

45 m

in

11-1

x

y

O24

12

-12

-24

-24

-12

12

24

x

y

Ox

y

O16 8

-8

-16

-8

-16

816

invers

e;

xy =

kd

irect;

y =

kx

dir

ect;

y =

kx

invers

e;

xy =

k

xy =

24

xy =

30

xy =

5

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En

rich

men

t

Dir

ect

or

Ind

irect

Vari

ati

on

Fil

l in

ea

ch

ta

ble

belo

w.

Th

en

writ

e i

nversely

, o

r d

irectl

y t

o c

om

ple

te e

ach

co

nclu

sio

n.

1.

�2

48

16

32

W4

44

4

4

A8

16

32

64

128

2.

Ho

urs

24

56

Sp

eed

55

55

55

55

Dis

tan

ce

110

220

275

330

F

or a

set

of

rect

an

gle

s w

ith

a w

idth

F

or a

car

travel

ing a

t 55 m

i/h

, th

e

of

4,

the

are

a v

ari

es

d

ista

nce

cov

ered

vari

es

as

the

len

gth

. as

the

hou

rs d

riven

.

3.

Oat

Bra

n 1

3 c

up

2

3 c

up

1 c

up

Wate

r1 c

up

2 c

up

3 c

up

Serv

ing

s1

23

4.

Ho

urs

of

Wo

rk128

128

128

Peo

ple

Wo

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g

24

8

Serv

ing

s64

32

16

T

he

nu

mber

of

serv

ings

of o

at

bra

n

A

job

req

uir

es 1

28 h

ours

of

wor

k.

Th

e

vari

es

as

the

nu

mber

n

um

ber

of

hou

rs e

ach

per

son

wor

ks

of

cu

ps

of o

at

bra

n.

vari

es

as

the

nu

mber

of

peo

ple

wor

kin

g.

5.

Miles

100

100

100

100

Rate

20

25

50

100

Ho

urs

5

42

1

6.

b3

45

6

h10

10

10

10

A15

20

25

30

F

or a

100-m

ile

car

trip

, th

e ti

me

the

F

or a

set

of

righ

t tr

ian

gle

s w

ith

a h

eigh

t

tr

ip t

ak

es v

ari

es

as

the

of

10,

the

are

a v

ari

es

aver

age

rate

of

spee

d t

he

car

travel

s.

as

the

base

.

Use t

he t

ab

le a

t th

e r

igh

t.

7. x v

ari

es

as

y.

8. z v

ari

es

as

y.

9. x v

ari

es

as

z.

invers

ely

11-1

dir

ectl

yd

irectl

y

dir

ectl

y

dir

ectl

yinvers

ely

x1

1.5

22.5

3

y2

34

56

z60

40

30

24

20

invers

ely

invers

ely

dir

ectl

y

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Ch

ap

ter

11

11

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Iden

tify

Excl

ud

ed

Valu

es

Th

e fu

nct

ion

y =

10

x

is a

n e

xam

ple

of

a r

ati

on

al

fun

cti

on

.

Bec

au

se d

ivis

ion

by z

ero

is u

nd

efin

ed,

an

y v

alu

e of

a v

ari

able

th

at

resu

lts

in a

den

omin

ato

r

of z

ero

mu

st b

e ex

clu

ded

fro

m t

he

dom

ain

of

that

vari

able

. T

hes

e are

call

ed e

xclu

ded

va

lues o

f th

e ra

tion

al

fun

ctio

n.

S

tate

th

e e

xclu

ded

va

lue f

or e

ach

fu

ncti

on

.

Exerc

ises

Sta

te t

he e

xclu

ded

va

lue f

or e

ach

fu

ncti

on

.

1. y =

2

x x =

0

2. y =

1

x -

4 x =

4

3. y =

x -

3

x +

1 x =

-1

4. y =

4

x -

2 x =

2

5. y =

x

2x -

4 x =

2

6. y =

-

5

3x x =

0

7. y =

3x -

2

x +

3

x =

-3

8. y =

x -

1

5x +

10 x =

-2

9. y =

x +

1

x

x =

0

10. y =

x -

7

2x +

8 x =

-4

11. y =

x -

5

6x

x =

0

12. y =

x -

2

x +

11 x =

-11

13. y =

7

3x +

21 x =

-7

14. y =

3x -

4

x +

4

x =

-4

15. y =

x

7x -

35 x =

5

16. D

ININ

G M

ya a

nd

her

fri

end

s are

eati

ng a

t a r

esta

ura

nt.

Th

e to

tal

bil

l of

$36 i

s sp

lit

am

ong x

fri

end

s. T

he

am

oun

t ea

ch p

erso

n p

ays

y i

s giv

en b

y y

= 3

6

x ,

wh

ere

x i

s th

e n

um

ber

of

peo

ple

. G

rap

h t

he

fun

ctio

n.

11-2

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n

Rati

on

al

Fu

ncti

on

s

Exam

ple

a

. y =

3

x

Th

e d

enom

inato

r ca

nn

ot e

qu

al

zero

. T

he

excl

ud

ed v

alu

e is

x =

0.

b.

y =

4

x -

5

x -

5 =

0

Set

the d

enom

inato

r equal to

0.

x =

5

Add 5

to e

ach s

ide.

Th

e ex

clu

ded

valu

e is

x =

5.

Bill per Person ($)

4 08

12

16

20

24

28

32

36

Num

ber

of

Peo

ple

12

34

56

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Gle

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lgeb

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Iden

tify

an

d U

se A

sym

pto

tes

Beca

use

excl

ud

ed

vale

s are

un

defi

ned

, th

ey a

ffect

the g

rap

h o

f th

e f

un

ctio

n.

An

asy

mp

tote

is

a l

ine t

hat

the g

rap

h o

f a f

un

ctio

n a

pp

roach

es.

A r

ati

on

al

fun

ctio

n i

n t

he f

orm

y =

a −

x - b

+ c

has

a v

ert

ical

asy

mp

tote

at

the x

-valu

e t

hat

mak

es

the d

en

om

inato

r equ

al

zero

, x =

b.

It h

as

a h

ori

zon

tal

asy

mp

tote

at

y =

c.

Iden

tify

th

e a

sy

mp

tote

s o

f y =

1 −

x - 1

+ 2

. T

hen

gra

ph

th

e f

un

cti

on

.

Ste

p 1

Id

en

tify

an

d g

rap

h t

he a

sym

pto

tes

usi

ng d

ash

ed

lin

es.

vert

ical

asy

mp

tote

: x =

1

h

ori

zon

tal

asy

mp

tote

: y =

2

Ste

p 2

M

ak

e a

table

of

valu

es

an

d p

lot

the p

oin

ts.

Th

en

con

nect

th

em

.

x–1

02

3

y1.5

13

2.5

Exerc

ises

Iden

tify

th

e a

sy

mp

tote

s o

f ea

ch

fu

ncti

on

. T

hen

gra

ph

th

e f

un

cti

on

.

1. y = 3

x x =

0;

y =

0

2. y = -

2 −

x x =

0;

y =

0

3. y = 4

x +

1 x =

0;

y =

1

4. y = 2

x -

3 x =

0;

y =

3

5. y =

2 −

x +

1 x =

1;

y =

0

6. y = -

2 −

x - 3

x =

3;

y =

0

11-2

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n

(con

tin

ued

)

Rati

on

al

Fu

ncti

on

s

Exam

ple

y

x

y=

+2

y=

2

x=

1

1

x-1

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

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Ch

ap

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11

13

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Sta

te t

he e

xclu

ded

va

lue f

or e

ach

fu

ncti

on

.

1. y =

6 −

x x =

0

2. y =

2 −

x - 2

x =

2

3. y =

x −

x + 6

x =

-6

4. y =

x - 3 −

x + 4

x =

-4

5. y =

3x - 5 −

x + 8

x =

-8

6. y =

-5 −

2x - 1

4 x =

7

7. y =

x −

3x

+ 2

1 x =

-7

8. y =

x - 1 −

9x

- 3

6 x =

4

9. y =

9 −

5x

+ 40

x =

-8

Iden

tify

th

e a

sy

mp

tote

s o

f ea

ch

fu

ncti

on

. T

hen

gra

ph

th

e f

un

cti

on

.

10.

y = 1

x

11. y = 3

x

12. y =

2 −

x +

1

x =

0,

y =

0

x =

0,

y =

0

x =

-1,

y =

0

13.

y =

3 −

x - 2

14. y =

2 −

x +

1 -

1

15. y =

1 −

x -

2 +

3

x =

2,

y =

0

x =

-1,

y =

-1

x =

2,

y =

3

11-2

Sk

ills

Pra

ctic

e

Rati

on

al

Fu

ncti

on

s

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Sta

te t

he e

xclu

ded

va

lue f

or e

ach

fu

ncti

on

.

1. y =

-1

x x =

0

2. y =

3

x +

5 x =

-5

3. y =

2

x

x -

5 x =

5

4. y =

x -

1

12x +

36 x =

-3

5. y =

x +

1

2x +

3 x =

- 3

2

6. y =

1

5x -

2

x =

2

5

Iden

tify

th

e a

sy

mp

tote

s o

f ea

ch

fu

ncti

on

. T

hen

gra

ph

th

e f

un

cti

on

.

7. y =

1

x

8. y

= 3

x

9.

y =

2

x -

1

x

= 0

, y =

0

x =

0,

y =

0

x =

1,

y =

0

10. y =

2

x +

2

11. y =

1

x -

3 +

2

12. y =

2

x +

1 -

1

x =

-2,

y =

0

x =

3,

y =

2

x =

-1,

y =

-1

13. A

IR T

RA

VEL D

enver

, C

olor

ad

o, i

s lo

cate

d a

pp

roxim

ate

ly

1000 m

iles

fro

m I

nd

ian

ap

olis

, In

dia

na.

Th

e aver

age

spee

d o

f a

pla

ne

travel

ing b

etw

een

th

e tw

o ci

ties

is

giv

en b

y y

= 1

000

x

,

wh

ere

x i

s th

e to

tal

flig

ht

tim

e. G

rap

h t

he

fun

ctio

n.

11-2

Practi

ce

Rati

on

al

Fu

ncti

on

s

Average Speed (mph)

400

600

200 0

1

800

1000

Tota

l Fl

ight

Tim

e

23

45

y=1000

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

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15

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

1. B

ULLET T

RA

INS

Th

e S

hin

kan

sen

, or

Jap

an

ese

bu

llet

tra

in n

etw

ork

, p

rovid

es

hig

h-s

pee

d g

rou

nd

tra

nsp

orta

tion

thro

ugh

out

Jap

an

. T

rain

s re

gu

larl

y

oper

ate

at

spee

ds

in e

xce

ss o

f 200

kil

omet

ers

per

hou

r. T

he

aver

age

spee

d

of a

bu

llet

tra

in t

ravel

ing b

etw

een

Tok

yo

an

d K

yot

o is

giv

en b

y y

=515

−x

, w

her

e x i

s

the

tota

l tr

avel

tim

e in

hou

rs.

Gra

ph

the

fun

ctio

n.

2. D

RIV

ING

Pet

er i

s d

rivin

g t

o h

is

gra

nd

pare

nts

’ h

ouse

40 m

iles

aw

ay.

Du

rin

g t

he

trip

, P

eter

mak

es a

30-m

inu

te

stop

for

lu

nch

. T

he

aver

age

spee

d o

f

Pet

er’s

tri

p i

s giv

en b

y y

=

40

− x +

0.5

, w

her

e

x i

s th

e to

tal

tim

e sp

ent

in t

he

car.

Wh

at

are

th

e asy

mp

tote

s of

th

e fu

nct

ion

?

x=

-0.5

, y

= 0

3. ER

RO

R A

NA

LY

SIS

Nic

olas

is g

rap

hin

g

the

equ

ati

on y

=

20

− x +

3 -

6an

d d

raw

s a

gra

ph

wit

h a

sym

pto

tes

at

y=

3 a

nd

x=

– 6

. E

xpla

in t

he

erro

r th

at

Nic

olas

made

in h

is g

rap

h.

Th

e a

sym

pto

tes

sh

ou

ld b

e x

= 3

, y

=–6.

11-2

Wo

rd

Pro

ble

m P

racti

ce

Rati

on

al

Fu

ncti

on

s

Average Speed (km/h)

100

150

50 0

1

200

300

250

Tim

e (h

ours

)

23

4

y=

515 x

4. U

SED

CA

RS

Wh

ile

rese

arc

hin

g c

ars

to

pu

rch

ase

on

lin

e, M

s. J

aco

bs

fou

nd

th

at

the

valu

e of

a u

sed

car

is i

nver

sely

p

rop

orti

onal

to t

he

age

of t

he

car.

Th

e aver

age

pri

ce o

f a u

sed

car

is g

iven

by

y =

17,9

00

− x +

1.2

+ 1

00,

wh

ere

x i

s th

e age

of

the

car.

Wh

at

are

th

e asy

mp

tote

s of

th

e fu

nct

ion

? E

xp

lain

wh

y x

= 0

ca

nn

ot b

e an

asy

mp

tote

.x

=-

1.2

, y

= 1

00;

An

asym

pto

te a

t x

= 0

wo

uld

giv

e y

, th

e c

ost

of

the c

ar,

an

in

fin

ite v

alu

e w

hen

th

e c

ar

is b

ran

d

new

. T

he a

sym

pto

te n

eed

s t

o b

e

locate

d a

t x

=a

, w

here

a<

0.

5. FA

MIL

Y R

EU

NIO

N T

he

Gau

det

fam

ily

is h

old

ing t

hei

r an

nu

al

reu

nio

n a

t W

atk

ins

Park

. It

cos

ts $

50 t

o get

a

per

mit

to

hol

d t

he

reu

nio

n a

t th

e p

ark

, an

d t

he

fam

ily i

s sp

end

ing $

8 p

er p

erso

n

on f

ood

. T

he

Gau

det

s h

ave

agre

ed t

o sp

lit

the

cost

of

the

even

t ev

enly

am

ong

all

th

ose

att

end

ing.

a.

Wri

te a

n e

qu

ati

on s

how

ing t

he

cost

p

er p

erso

n y

if

x p

eop

le a

tten

d t

he

reu

nio

n.

b.

Wh

at

are

th

e asy

mp

tote

s of

th

e eq

uati

on?

c.

Now

ass

um

e th

at

the

fam

ily w

an

ts t

o le

t a l

ong-l

ost

cou

sin

att

end

for

fre

e.

Rew

rite

th

e eq

uati

on t

o fi

nd

th

e n

ew

cost

per

payin

g p

erso

n y

.

y=

8+

58

− x -

1

d.

Wh

at

are

th

e asy

mp

tote

s fo

r th

e n

ew

equ

ati

on?

y =

8 +

5

0

x

x =

0,

y =

8

x =

1,

y =

8

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ra 1

Inequ

ali

ties

involv

ing r

ati

on

al

fun

ctio

ns

can

be g

rap

hed

mu

ch l

ike t

hose

in

volv

ing l

inear

fun

ctio

ns.

Gra

ph

y ≥

1 −

x .

Ste

p 1

P

lot

poin

ts a

nd

dra

w a

sm

ooth

soli

d c

urv

e.

Beca

use

th

e

inequ

ali

ty i

nvolv

es

a g

reate

r th

an

or

equ

al

to s

ign

, so

luti

on

s th

at

sati

sfy y

= 1

x w

ill

be a

part

of

the g

rap

h.

Ste

p 2

P

lot

the a

sym

pto

tes,

x =

0 a

nd

y =

0,

as

dash

ed

lin

es.

Ste

p 3

B

egin

test

ing v

alu

es.

A v

alu

e m

ust

be t

est

ed

betw

een

each

set

of

lin

es,

in

clu

din

g a

sym

pto

tes.

Reg

ion

1

Test

(–1,

1).

Th

is r

etu

rns

a t

rue v

alu

e f

or

th

e i

nequ

ali

ty.

Reg

ion

2

Test

(–1,

–0.5

). T

his

retu

rns

a t

rue v

alu

e

for

the i

nequ

ali

ty.

Reg

ion

3

Test

(–1,

–2).

Th

is r

etu

rns

a f

als

e v

alu

e f

or

th

e i

nequ

ali

ty.

Reg

ion

4

Test

(1,

2).

Th

is r

etu

rns

a t

rue v

alu

e f

or

th

e i

nequ

ali

ty.

Reg

ion

5

Test

(1,

0.5

). T

his

retu

rns

a f

als

e v

alu

e f

or

th

e i

nequ

ali

ty.

Reg

ion

6

Test

(1,

–1).

Th

is r

etu

rns

a t

rue v

alu

e f

or

th

e i

nequ

ali

ty.

Ste

p 4

S

had

e t

he r

egio

ns

wh

ere

th

e i

nequ

ali

ty i

s tr

ue.

Exerc

ises

Gra

ph

ea

ch

in

eq

ua

lity

.

1. y ≤

1 −

x + 1

2. y >

2 −

x

3. y ≤

1 −

x +

1 -

1

11-2

En

rich

men

t

Ineq

ualiti

es i

nvo

lvin

g R

ati

on

al

Fu

ncti

on

s

Exam

ple

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

y

x

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17

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n

Sim

plify

ing

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Iden

tify

Excl

ud

ed

Valu

es

Beca

use

a r

ati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

in

volv

es

div

isio

n,

the d

en

om

inato

r ca

nn

ot

equ

al

zero

. A

ny

valu

e o

f th

e d

en

om

inato

r th

at

resu

lts

in d

ivis

ion

by z

ero

is

call

ed

an

ex

clu

ded

va

lue

of

the d

en

om

inato

r.

S

tate

th

e e

xclu

ded

va

lue o

f 4

m -

8 −

m +

2 .

Excl

ud

e t

he v

alu

es

for

wh

ich

m +

2 =

0.

m

+ 2

= 0

T

he d

enom

inato

r cannot

equal 0.

m

+ 2

- 2

= 0

- 2

S

ubtr

act

2 f

rom

each s

ide.

m

= -

2

Sim

plif

y.

Th

ere

fore

, m

can

not

equ

al -

2.

S

tate

th

e e

xclu

ded

va

lues o

f x

2 +

1 −

x 2 -

9 .

Excl

ud

e t

he v

alu

es

for

wh

ich

x2 -

9 =

0.

x2 -

9 =

0

The d

enom

inato

r cannot

equal 0.

(x

+ 3

)(x -

3) =

0

Facto

r.

x +

3 =

0 or

x -

3 =

0

Zero

Pro

duct

Pro

pert

y

=

-3

= 3

Th

ere

fore

, x

can

not

equ

al -

3 o

r 3.

Exerc

ises

Sta

te t

he e

xclu

ded

va

lues f

or e

ach

ra

tio

na

l ex

pressio

n.

1.

2b −

b2 -

8

√ #

8 , -

√ #

8

2. 1

2 -

a −

32 +

a -

32

3. x

2 -

2 −

x2 +

4

2, -

2

4.

m 2 -

4 −

2m

2 -

8

2, -

2

5. 2

n -

12 −

n 2 -

4

-

2,

2

6. 2

x +

18 −

x 2 -

16 -

4,

4

7.

x 2 -

4 −

x 2 +

4x +

4 -

2

8.

a -

1 −

a 2 +

5a

+ 6

-

3, -

2

9. k

2 -

2k

+ 1 −

k 2 +

4k +

3 -

3, -

1

10.

m 2 -

1 −

2 m

2 -

m -

1 - 1

2 ,

1

11.

25 -

n 2 −

n 2 -

4n

- 5

-

1,

5

12.

2 x 2 +

5x +

1

x 2 -

10

x +

16

2,

8

13. n

2 -

2n

- 3 −

n 2 +

4n

- 5

-

5,

1

14. y

2 -

y -

2 −

3 y 2 -

12

-2,

2

15.

k 2 +

2k -

3

k 2 -

20

k +

64

4,

16

16.

x 2 +

4x +

4

4 x 2 +

11

x -

3 -

3,

1 −

4

11-3

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

n

an a

lgebra

ic f

raction w

ith n

um

era

tor

and

denom

inato

r th

at

are

poly

nom

ials

Exam

ple

: x

2 +

1 −

y 2

Exam

ple

2Exam

ple

1

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n (c

on

tin

ued

)

Sim

plify

ing

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Sim

plify

Exp

ress

ion

s F

act

ori

ng p

oly

nom

ials

is

a u

sefu

l to

ol

for

sim

pli

fyin

g r

ati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

s. T

o s

imp

lify

a r

ati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

, fi

rst

fact

or

the n

um

era

tor

an

d d

en

om

inato

r.

Th

en

div

ide e

ach

by t

he g

reate

st c

om

mon

fact

or.

S

imp

lify

54 z 3

24yz .

54 z 3

24

yz =

(6z)

(9 z 2 )

(6z)

(4y)

The G

CF

of

the n

um

era

tor

and t

he d

enom

inato

r is

6z.

= 1

(6z)

(9 z 2 )

1 (6

z)(4

y)

D

ivid

e t

he n

um

era

tor

and d

enom

inato

r by 6

z.

= 9

z 2

4y

S

implif

y.

S

imp

lify

3x

- 9

x 2 -

5x

+ 6

. S

tate

th

e e

xclu

ded

va

lues o

f x.

3x -

9

x 2 -

5x +

6

=

3(x

- 3

) −

(x -

2)(

x

- 3

) F

acto

r.

=

3(x

- 3

) 1

(x

- 2

)(x -

3) 1

Div

ide b

y t

he G

CF

, x

- 3

.

=

3

x -

2

Sim

plif

y.

Excl

ud

e t

he v

alu

es

for

wh

ich

x2 -

5x +

6 =

0.

x

2 -

5x +

6

= 0

(x

- 2

)(x -

3)

= 0

x =

2

or

x =

3

Th

ere

fore

, x ≠

2 a

nd

x ≠

3.

Exerc

ises

Sim

pli

fy e

ach

ex

pressio

n.

Sta

te t

he e

xclu

ded

va

lues o

f th

e v

aria

ble

s.

1. 1

2a

b

a 2 b 2

1

2

ab ;

a ≠

0;

b ≠

0

2.

7 n

3

21 n

8

1

3 n

5 ;

n ≠

0

3.

x +

2

x 2 -

4

1

x -

2 ;

x ≠

-2 o

r 2

4.

m 2 -

4

m

2 +

6m

+ 8

m

- 2

m +

4 ;

m ≠

-4 o

r -

2

5.

2n

- 8

n 2 -

16

2

n +

4 ;

n ≠

-4 o

r 4

6. x

2 +

2x +

1

x 2 -

1

x

+ 1

x -

1 ;

x ≠

-1 o

r 1

7.

x 2 -

4

x 2 +

4x +

4

x

- 2

x +

2 ;

x ≠

-2

8. a

2 +

3a

+ 2

a 2 +

5a

+ 6

a

+ 1

a +

3 ;

a ≠

-3 o

r -

2

9.

k 2 -

1

k 2 +

4k +

3

k

- 1

k +

3 ;

k ≠

-3 o

r -

1

10. m

2 -

2m

+ 1

2 m

2 -

m -

1

m

- 1

2m

+ 1

; m

≠ -

1

2 o

r 1

11.

n 2 -

25

n 2 -

4n

- 5

n

+ 5

n +

1 ;

n ≠

-1 o

r 5

12. x

2 +

x -

6

2 x 2 -

8

x

+ 3

2x +

4 ;

x ≠

-2 o

r 2

13. n

2 +

7n

+ 1

2

n

2 +

2n

- 8

n

+ 3

n -

2 ;

n ≠

-4 o

r 2

14.

y 2 -

y -

2

y 2 -

10

y +

16

y

+ 1

y -

8 ;

y ≠

2 o

r 8

11-3

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ple

1

Exam

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2

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ap

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11

19

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Sk

ills

Pra

ctic

e

Sim

plify

ing

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Sta

te t

he e

xclu

ded

va

lues f

or e

ach

ra

tio

na

l ex

pressio

n.

1.

2p

p -

7 7

2.

4n

+ 1

n+

4 -

4

3.

k +

2

k 2 -

4

-2,

2

4.

3x +

15

x 2 -

25

-5,

5

5.

y 2 -

9

y 2 +

3y -

18

-6,

3

6.

b 2 -

2b -

8

b 2 +

7b +

10

-5,

-2

Sim

pli

fy e

ach

ex

pressio

n.

Sta

te t

he e

xclu

ded

va

lues o

f th

e v

aria

ble

s.

7.

21bc

28 bc 2

3

4c ;

0,

0

8.

12 m

2 r

24 m

r 3

m

2 r 2

; 0

, 0

9. 1

6 x 3 y 2

36 x 5 y 3

4

9 x 2 y ;

0,

0

10. 8 a

2 b 3

40 a

3 b

b 2

5a ;

0,

0

11.

n +

6

3n

+ 1

8

1

3 ; -

6

12. 4

x -

4

4x +

4

x

– 1

x +

1 ; -

1

13. y

2 -

64

y +

8 y -

8;

-8

14. y

2 -

7y -

18

y -

9

y +

2;

9

15.

z +

1

z 2 -

1

1

z -

1 ; -

1,

1

16.

x +

6

x 2 +

2x -

24

1

x –

4 ;

-6,

4

17.

2d

+ 1

0

d

2 -

2d

- 3

5

2

d -

7 ; -

5,

7

18.

3h

- 9

h

2 -

7h

+ 1

2

3

h -

4 ; 3

, 4

19. t 2

+ 5

t +

6

t 2 +

6t

+ 8

t

+ 3

t +

4 ; -

4,

-2

20. a

2 +

3a

- 4

a 2 +

2a

- 8

a

- 1

a -

2 ; -

4,

2

21. x

2 +

10x +

24

x 2 -

2x -

24

x

+ 6

x -

6 ; -

4,

6

22.

b 2 -

6b

+ 9

b 2 -

9b

+ 1

8

b

- 3

b -

6 ; 3

, 6

11-3

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Practi

ce

Sim

plify

ing

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Sta

te t

he e

xclu

ded

va

lues f

or e

ach

ra

tio

na

l ex

pressio

n.

1. 4

n -

28 −

n 2 -

49

-7,

7

2.

p 2 -

16 −

p 2 -

13

p +

36

4,

9

3. a

2 -

2a

- 1

5

a 2 +

8a

+ 1

5

-5, -

3

Sim

pli

fy e

ach

ex

pressio

n.

Sta

te t

he e

xclu

ded

va

lues o

f th

e v

aria

ble

s.

4.

12a −

48 a

3

1 −

4 a 2 ;

0

5.

6xy z 3 −

3 x 2 y 2 z

2 z 2 −

xy ;

0,

0,

0

6. 3

6 k

3 n

p 2 −

20 k

2 n

p 5

9k −

5 p

3 ;

0,

0,

0

7.

5 c 3

d 4 −

40 cd

2 +

5 c 4

d 2

c 2 d

2 −

8 +

c 3 ;

c:

0, -

2,

d:

0

8. p

2 -

8p

+ 1

2

p -

2

p -

6;

2

9. m

2 -

4m

- 1

2

m -

6

m

+ 2

; 6

10. m

+ 3 −

m 2 -

9

1 −

m -

3 ; -

3,

3

11.

2b

- 1

4 −

b 2 -

9b

+ 1

4

2 −

b -

2 ;

2,

7

12. x

2 -

7x +

10

x 2 -

2x -

15

x -

2 −

x +

3 ; -

3,

5

13. y

2 +

6y -

16

y 2 -

4y +

4

y +

8 −

y - 2

; 2

14. r 2

- 7

r +

6 −

r 2 +

6r -

7

r – 6 −

r +

7 ; -

7,

1

15.

t 2 -

81 −

t 2 -

12

t +

27

t +

9 −

t -

3 ;

3,

9

16.

r 2 +

r -

6 −

r 2 +

4r -

12

r +

3 −

r +

6 ; -

6,

2

17. 2

x 2 +

18

x +

36

3 x 2 -

3x -

36

2(x

+ 6

) −

3(x

- 4

) ; -

3,

4

18. 2

y 2 +

9y +

4

4 y 2 -

4y -

3

y +

4 −

2y -

3 ; - 1

2 ,

3 −

2

19. EN

TER

TA

INM

EN

T F

air

fiel

d H

igh

sp

ent

d d

olla

rs f

or r

efre

shm

ents

, d

ecor

ati

ons,

an

d

ad

ver

tisi

ng f

or a

dan

ce.

In a

dd

itio

n,

they

hir

ed a

ban

d f

or $

550.

a.

Wri

te a

n e

xp

ress

ion

th

at

rep

rese

nts

th

e co

st o

f th

e ban

d a

s a

550 −

d +

550

fract

ion

of

the

tota

l am

oun

t sp

ent

for

the

sch

ool

dan

ce.

b.

If d

is

$1650,

wh

at

per

cen

t of

th

e bu

dget

did

th

e ban

d a

ccou

nt

for?

25%

20. PH

YSIC

AL S

CIE

NC

E M

r. K

am

ink

si p

lan

s to

dis

lod

ge

a

tree

stu

mp

in

his

yard

by u

sin

g a

6-f

oot

bar

as

a l

ever

. H

e p

lace

s th

e bar

so t

hat

0.5

foo

t ex

ten

ds

from

th

e fu

lcru

m t

o th

e en

d o

f th

e bar

un

der

th

e tr

ee s

tum

p.

In

the

dia

gra

m,

b r

epre

sen

ts t

he

tota

l le

ngth

of

the

bar

an

d t

rep

rese

nts

th

e p

orti

on o

f th

e bar

bey

ond

th

e fu

lcru

m.

a.

Wri

te a

n e

qu

ati

on t

hat

can

be

use

d t

o ca

lcu

late

th

e

mec

han

ical

ad

van

tage.

b.

Wh

at

is t

he

mec

han

ical

ad

van

tage?

11

c.

If a

for

ce o

f 200 p

oun

ds

is a

pp

lied

to

the

end

of

the

lever

, w

hat

is t

he

forc

e p

lace

d o

n

the

tree

stu

mp

? 2200 l

b

b

fulc

rum

tree

stu

mp

t

11-3

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= b

- t −

t

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21

Gle

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lgeb

ra 1

Wo

rd

Pro

ble

m P

racti

ce

Sim

plify

ing

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

1.PH

YSIC

AL S

CIE

NC

E P

ress

ure

is

equ

al

to

the

magn

itu

de

of a

for

ce d

ivid

ed b

y t

he

are

a o

ver

wh

ich

th

e fo

rce

act

s.

P=

F − A

Gabe

an

d S

hel

by e

ach

pu

sh o

pen

a d

oor

wit

h o

ne

han

d.

In o

rder

to

open

, th

e d

oor

requ

ires

20 p

oun

ds

of f

orce

. T

he

surf

ace

are

a o

f G

abe’

s h

an

d i

s 10 s

qu

are

in

ches

, an

d t

he

surf

ace

are

a o

f S

hel

by’s

han

d i

s 8 s

qu

are

in

ches

. W

hos

e h

an

d f

eels

th

e gre

ate

r p

ress

ure

?

Sh

elb

y’s

: 2

.5 l

b−

in 2 (vs

Gab

e’s

2 l

b− i

n 2 )

2. G

RA

PH

ING

Rec

all

th

at

the

slop

e of

a

lin

e is

a r

ati

o of

th

e ver

tica

l ch

an

ge

to

the

hor

izon

tal

chan

ge

in c

oord

inate

s fo

r tw

o giv

en p

oin

ts.

Wri

te a

rati

onal

exp

ress

ion

th

at

rep

rese

nts

th

e sl

ope

of

the

lin

e co

nta

inin

g t

he

poi

nts

at

(p,

r)

an

d (

7, -

3).

r +

3 −

p -

7

or

-3 -

r −

7 -

p

3. A

UTO

MO

BIL

ES

Th

e fo

rce

nee

ded

to

kee

p a

car

from

sk

idd

ing o

ut

of a

tu

rn o

n

a p

art

icu

lar

road

is

giv

en b

y t

he

form

ula

bel

ow.

Wh

at

forc

e is

req

uir

ed t

o k

eep

a

2000-p

oun

d c

ar

travel

ing a

t 50 m

iles

per

h

our

on a

cu

rve

wit

h r

ad

ius

of 7

50 f

eet

on t

he

road

? W

hat

valu

e of

r i

s ex

clu

ded

?

f=

0.0

672

w s 2 −

r

f =

for

ce i

n p

oun

ds

w

= w

eigh

t in

pou

nd

s

s

= s

pee

d i

n m

ph

r

= r

ad

ius

in f

eet

4

48 l

b,

r ≠

0

4.PA

CK

AG

ING

In

ord

er t

o sa

fely

sh

ip a

n

ew e

lect

ron

ic d

evic

e, t

he

dis

trib

uti

on

man

ager

at

Data

Pro

du

cts

Com

pan

y

det

erm

ines

th

at

the

pack

age

mu

st

con

tain

a c

erta

in a

mou

nt

of c

ush

ion

ing

on e

ach

sid

e of

th

e d

evic

e. T

he

dev

ice

is

shap

ed l

ike

a c

ube

wit

h s

ide

len

gth

x,

an

d s

ome

sid

es n

eed

mor

e cu

shio

nin

g

than

oth

ers

bec

au

se o

f th

e d

evic

e’s

des

ign

. T

he

vol

um

e of

a s

hip

pin

g

con

tain

er i

s re

pre

sen

ted

by t

he

exp

ress

ion

(x

2 +

6x +

8)(

x +

6).

Fin

d t

he

pol

yn

omia

l th

at

rep

rese

nts

th

e are

a o

f th

e to

p o

f th

e box

if

the

hei

gh

t of

th

e box

is

x +

2.

5. SC

HO

OL C

HO

ICE

Du

rin

g a

rec

ent

sch

ool

yea

r, t

he

rati

o of

pu

bli

c sc

hoo

l st

ud

ents

to

pri

vate

sch

ool

stu

den

ts i

n

the

Un

ited

Sta

tes

was

ap

pro

xim

ate

ly

7.6

to

1.

Th

e st

ud

ents

att

end

ing p

ubli

c sc

hoo

l ou

tnu

mber

ed t

hos

e att

end

ing

pri

vate

sch

ools

by 4

2,2

40,0

00.

a.

Wri

te a

rati

onal

exp

ress

ion

to

exp

ress

th

e ra

tio

of p

ubli

c sc

hoo

l st

ud

ents

to

x

pri

vate

sch

ool

stu

den

ts.

x +

42,2

40,0

00

x

b.

How

man

y s

tud

ents

att

end

ed p

rivate

sc

hoo

l?

6,4

00,0

00

11-3

x+ 2

x 2 +

10

x +

24

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lgeb

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Sh

an

no

n’s

Ju

gg

lin

g T

heo

rem

Math

em

ati

cian

s lo

ok

at

vari

ou

s m

ath

em

ati

cal

ways

to r

ep

rese

nt

juggli

ng.

On

e w

ay t

hey

have f

ou

nd

to r

ep

rese

nt

juggli

ng i

s S

han

non

’s J

uggli

ng T

heore

m.

Sh

an

non

’s J

uggli

ng

Th

eore

m u

ses

the r

ati

on

al

equ

ati

on

f +

d −

v +

d =

b −

h

wh

ere

f i

s th

e f

ligh

t ti

me,

or

how

lon

g a

ball

is

in t

he a

ir,

d i

s th

e d

well

tim

e,

or

how

lon

g a

ball

is

in a

han

d,

v i

s th

e v

aca

nt

tim

e,

or

how

lon

g a

han

d i

s em

pty

, b i

s th

e n

um

ber

of

ball

s,

an

d h

is

the n

um

ber

of

han

ds

(eit

her

1 o

r 2 f

or

a r

eal-

life

sit

uati

on

, p

oss

ibly

more

for

a

com

pu

ter

sim

ula

tion

).

So,

giv

en

th

e v

alu

es

for

f, d

, v,

an

d h

, it

is

poss

ible

to d

ete

rmin

e t

he n

um

ber

of

ball

s bein

g

juggle

d.

If t

he f

ligh

t ti

me i

s 9 s

eco

nd

s, t

he d

well

tim

e i

s 3 s

eco

nd

s, t

he v

aca

nt

tim

e i

s 1

seco

nd

, an

d t

he n

um

ber

of

han

ds

is 2

, h

ow

man

y b

all

s are

bein

g j

uggle

d?

f +

d −

v +

d = b

h

Origin

al equation

9 +

3 −

1 +

3 = b

2

Repla

ce w

ith t

he v

alu

es g

iven.

12 −

4

= b

2

Sim

plif

y.

2

4 =

4b

Cro

ss m

ultip

ly.

6 =

b

Div

ide.

So,

the n

um

ber

of

ball

s bein

g j

uggle

d i

s 6.

Giv

en

th

e f

oll

ow

ing

in

form

ati

on

, d

ete

rm

ine t

he n

um

ber o

f b

all

s b

ein

g j

ug

gle

d.

1. fl

igh

t ti

me =

6 s

eco

nd

s, v

aca

nt

tim

e =

1 s

eco

nd

, d

well

tim

e =

1 s

eco

nd

, n

um

ber

of

han

ds =

27

2. fl

igh

t ti

me =

13 s

eco

nd

s, v

aca

nt

tim

e =

1 s

eco

nd

, d

well

tim

e =

5 s

eco

nd

s, n

um

ber

of

han

ds =

13

3. fl

igh

t ti

me =

4 s

eco

nd

s, v

aca

nt

tim

e =

1 s

eco

nd

, d

well

tim

e =

1 s

eco

nd

, n

um

ber

of

han

ds =

25

4. fl

igh

t ti

me =

16 s

eco

nd

s, v

aca

nt

tim

e =

1 s

eco

nd

, d

well

tim

e =

2 s

eco

nd

s, n

um

ber

of

han

ds =

212

5. fl

igh

t ti

me =

18 s

eco

nd

s, v

aca

nt

tim

e =

3 s

eco

nd

s,

dw

ell

tim

e =

2 s

eco

nd

s, n

um

ber

of

han

ds =

14

En

rich

men

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Ch

ap

ter

11

23

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n

Mu

ltip

lyin

g a

nd

Div

idin

g R

ati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Mu

ltip

ly R

ati

on

al

Exp

ress

ion

s T

o m

ult

iply

rati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

s, y

ou

mu

ltip

ly t

he

nu

mera

tors

an

d m

ult

iply

th

e d

en

om

inato

rs.

Th

en

sim

pli

fy.

F

ind

2 c 2 f

5a

b 2 ·

a 2 b

3cf .

2 c 2 f −

5a

b 2 ·

a 2 b −

3cf

= 2

a 2 b c 2 f −

15

a b 2 cf

Multip

ly.

= 1(a

bcf

)(2

ac) −

1(a

bcf

)(15

b)

Sim

plif

y.

= 2

ac −

15

b

Sim

plif

y.

F

ind

x 2 -

16

2x

+ 8

·

x +

4

x 2 +

8x

+ 1

6 .

x 2 -

16 −

2x +

8 ·

x +

4 −

x 2 +

8x +

16 = (x

- 4

)(x +

4)

2(x

+ 4

) ·

x +

4 −

(x +

4)(

x +

4)

Facto

r.

=

(x -

4)(

x +

4)

1

2(x

+ 4

) 1

·

x +

4 1

(x +

4)(

x +

4)

1

Sim

plif

y.

=

x -

4 −

2x +

8

M

ultip

ly.

Exerc

ises

Fin

d e

ach

pro

du

ct.

1. 6

ab −

a 2 b 2 ·

a 2 −

b 2

6a

b 3

2. m

p 2 −

3

·

4 −

mp

4p

3

3. x

+ 2 −

x -

4 ·

x -

4 −

x -

1

x +

2

x -

1

4.

m -

5 −

8

·

16 −

m -

5 2

5. 2

n -

8 −

n +

2 ·

2n

+ 4 −

n -

4

4

6.

x 2 -

64 −

2x +

16 ·

x +

8 −

x 2 +

16

x +

64

x -

8

2x +

16

7.

8x +

8 −

x 2 -

2x +

1 ·

x -

1 −

2x +

2

4

x -

1

8. a

2 -

25 −

a +

2 ·

a 2 -

4 −

a -

5

(a

+ 5

)(a -

2)

9.

x 2 +

6x +

8 −

2 x 2 +

9x +

4 ·

2 x 2 -

x -

1 −

x 2 -

3x +

2

x +

2

x -

2

10.

m 2 -

1 −

2 m

2 -

m -

1 ·

2m

+ 1 −

m 2 -

2m

+ 1

m +

1

(m -

1 ) 2

11.

n 2 -

1 −

n 2 -

7n

+ 1

0 ·

n

2 -

25 −

n2 +

6n

+ 5

n

- 1

n -

2

12. 3

p -

3r −

10

pr

·

20 p

2 r 2 −

p 2 -

r 2

6

pr

p +

r

13. a

2 +

7a

+ 1

2

a 2 +

2a

- 8

· a

2 +

3a

- 1

0

a 2 +

2a

- 8

14. v

2 -

4v -

21

3 v 2 +

6v

·

v 2 +

8v −

v 2 +

11

v +

24

v

- 7 −

3v +

6

(a

+ 3

)(a +

5)

(a -

2)(

a +

4)

11-4

Exam

ple

1

Exam

ple

2

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Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n (c

on

tin

ued

)

Mu

ltip

lyin

g a

nd

Div

idin

g R

ati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Div

ide R

ati

on

al

Exp

ress

ion

s T

o d

ivid

e r

ati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

s, m

ult

iply

by t

he

reci

pro

cal

of

the d

ivis

or.

Th

en

sim

pli

fy.

F

ind

12 c 2 f

5 a

2 b

2

÷

c 2 f 2

10a

b .

12 c 2 f

5 a

2 f 2

÷

c 2 f 2

10a

b =

12 c 2 f

5 a

2 b 2 ×

10a

b

c 2 f 2

=

1 2 1 c 2 f

1

1 5 a a

2 b 2 b

×

2 10 1 a

b 1

1 c 2 f 2

f

=

24

abf

F

ind

x

2 +

6x

- 2

7

x 2 +

11x

+ 1

8

÷

x -

3

x 2 +

x -

2 .

x 2 +

6x -

27

x 2 +

11

x +

18 ÷

x -

3

x 2 +

x -

2

= x

2 +

6x -

27

x 2 +

11x +

18

× x

2 +

x -

2

x -

3

=

(x

+ 9

)(x -

3)

(x +

9)(

x +

2)

×

(x +

2)(

x -

1)

x -

3

=

1

(x +

9)(

x -

3)

1

1 (x

+ 9

)(x +

2)

1 ×

1 (

x +

2)(

x -

1)

x -

3 1

=

x -

1

Exerc

ises

Fin

d e

ach

qu

oti

en

t.

1. 1

2a

b

a 2 b 2

÷ b

a

12

b 2

2. n

4 ÷

n

p

p

4

3. 3

xy 2

8

÷ 6

xy y

16

4. m

- 5

8

÷ m

- 5

16

2

5. 2

n -

4

2n

÷

n 2 -

4

n

1

n +

2

6. y

2 -

36

y 2 -

49 ÷

y +

6

y +

7

y -

6

y -

7

7. x

2 -

5x +

6

5

÷

x -

3

15

3(x

- 2

) 8. a

2 b 3 c

3 r 2 t

÷ 6

a 2 bc

8r t

2 u

4 b

2 tu

9r

9. x

2 +

6x +

8

x 2 +

4x +

4

÷ x

+ 4

x +

2 1

10. m

2 -

49

m

÷

m

2 -

13m

+ 4

2

3 m

2

3

m(m

+ 7

) −

m

- 6

11. n

2 -

5n

+ 6

n 2 +

3n

÷

3 -

n

4n

+ 1

2

-4(n

- 2

) −

n

12. p

2 -

2p

r +

r 2

p

+ r

÷

p 2 -

r 2

p +

r

p -

r

p +

r

13. a

2 +

7a

+ 1

2

a

2 +

3a

- 1

0

÷ a

2 -

9

a 2 -

25

(a +

4)(

a -

5)

(a -

2)(

a -

3)

14.

a 2 -

9

2 a

2 +

13

a -

7

÷

a +

3

4 a

2 -

1

(a -

3)(

2a

+ 1

)

a +

7

11-4

Exam

ple

1

Exam

ple

2

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Ch

ap

ter

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Sk

ills

Pra

ctic

e

Mu

ltip

lyin

g a

nd

Div

idin

g R

ati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Fin

d e

ach

pro

du

ct.

1.

14

c 2

· c

5

2c

7c

2

2.

3 m

2

2t

·

t 2

12

m 2 t

8

3. 2

a 2 b

b 2 c

· b

a

2a

c

4. 2

x 2 y

3 x 2 y ·

3xy

4y

x

2

5. 3

(4m

- 6

) −

18r

·

9 r 2

2(4

m -

6)

3r

4

6. 4

(n +

2)

n(n

- 2

) ·

n -

2

n +

2

4

n

7. (y

- 3

)(y +

3)

4

·

8

y +

3 2y

-6

8. (x

- 2

)(x +

2)

x(8

x +

3)

·

2(8

x +

3)

x -

2

2

(x +

2)

x

9. (a

- 7

)(a

+ 7

)

a(a

+ 5

)

· a

+ 5

a +

7

a -

7

a

10.

4(b

+ 4

) −

(b -

4)(

b -

3)

· b

- 3

b +

4

4

b -

4

Fin

d e

ach

qu

oti

en

t.

11. c3

d

3 ÷

d3

c3

c

6

d

6

12. x

3

y

2 ÷

x3

y

1

y

13. 6

a3

4f

2 ÷

2

a2

12f

2 9

a

14. 4

m3

rp

2

÷ 2

m

rp

2m

2

p

15. 3

b +

3

b +

2

÷ (

b +

1)

3

b +

2

16. x

- 5

x +

3 ÷

(x -

5)

1

x +

3

17. x

2 -

x -

12

6

÷

x +

3

x -

4

(x -

4)2

6

18. a

2 -

5a

- 6

3

÷

a -

6

a +

1 (a

+ 1

)2

3

19. m

2 +

2m

+ 1

10

m -

10

÷

m +

1

20

2

(m +

1)

m -

1

20. y

2 +

10

y +

25

3y -

9

÷

y +

5

y -

3

y +

5

3

21.

b +

4

b2 -

8b

+ 1

6

÷

2b +

8

b -

8

b

- 8

2(b

- 4

)2

22. 6

x +

6

x -

1

÷ x

2 +

3x +

2

2x -

2

12

x +

2

11-4

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Practi

ce

Mu

ltip

lyin

g a

nd

Div

idin

g R

ati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Fin

d e

ach

pro

du

ct.

1. 1

8 x 2

10 y 2 ·

15 y 3

24x

9xy

8

2.

24 rt

2

8 r 4

t 3 ·

12 r 3

t 2

36 r 2

t 1

r 2

3. (x

+ 2

)(x +

2)

8

·

72

(x

+ 2

)(x -

2)

9

(x +

2)

x -

2

4.

m

+ 7

(m

- 6

)(m

+ 2

) ·

(m -

6)(

m +

4)

(m

+ 7

)

m +

4

m +

2

5.

a -

4

a 2 -

a -

12 ·

a +

3

a -

6

1

a -

6

6.

4x +

8

x 2

·

x

x 2 -

5x -

14

4

x(x

- 7

)

7. n

2 +

10n

+ 1

6

5

n -

10

·

n

- 2

n 2 +

9n

+ 8

n +

2

5(n

+ 1

) 8.

3

y -

9

y 2 -

9y +

20

· y

2 -

8y +

16

y -

3

3

(y -

4)

y -

5

9. b

2 +

5b

+ 4

b 2 -

36

·

b 2 +

5b

- 6

b 2 +

2b

- 8

(b

+ 1

)(b

- 1

)

(b

- 6

)(b

- 2

) 10.

t 2

+ 6

t +

9

t 2

- 1

0t

+ 2

5

·

t 2 -

t -

20

t 2 +

7t

+ 1

2 t

+ 3

t -

5

11. 2

8a

2

7b

2

÷ 2

1a

3

35b

20

3ab

12.

mn

2p

3

x

4y

2

÷ m

np

2

x

3y

np

xy

13.

2a

a -

1 ÷

(a

+ 1

)

2a

(a

+ 1

)(a -

1)

14.

z2 -

16

3z

÷ (

z -

4)

z +

4

3z

15.

4y +

20

y -

3

÷

y +

5

2y -

6 8

16.

4x +

12

6x -

24 ÷

2x +

6

x +

3

x +

3

3(x

- 4

)

17.

b

2 +

2b -

8

b2 -

11b +

18 ÷

2

b -

8

2b -

18

b +

4

b -

4

18.

3x -

3

x2 -

6x +

9

÷

6x -

6

x2 -

5x +

6

x -

2

2(x

- 3

)

19.

a2 +

8a

+ 1

2

a

2 -

7a +

10 ÷

a2 -

4a -

12

a

2 +

3a -

10

2

0.

y2 +

6y -

7

y2 +

8y -

9

÷ y

2 +

9y +

14

y

2 +

7y -

18

(a

+ 6

)(a

+ 5

)

(a

- 6

)(a -

5)

y -

2

y +

2

21. B

IOLO

GY

Th

e h

eart

of

an

aver

age

per

son

pu

mp

s abou

t 9000 l

iter

s of

blo

od p

er d

ay.

How

man

y q

uart

s of

blo

od d

oes

the

hea

rt p

um

p p

er h

our?

(H

int:

On

e qu

art

is

equ

al

to

0.9

46 l

iter

.) R

oun

d t

o th

e n

eare

st w

hol

e n

um

ber

. 396 q

t/h

22. T

RA

FFIC

O

n S

atu

rday,

it t

ook

Ms.

Tor

res

24 m

inu

tes

to d

rive

20 m

iles

fro

m h

er h

ome

to h

er o

ffic

e. D

uri

ng F

rid

ay’s

ru

sh h

our,

it

took

75 m

inu

tes

to d

rive

the

sam

e d

ista

nce

.

a.

Wh

at

was

Ms.

Tor

res’

s aver

age

spee

d i

n m

iles

per

hou

r on

Satu

rday?

50 m

ph

b.

Wh

at

was

her

aver

age

spee

d i

n m

iles

per

hou

r on

Fri

day?

16 m

ph

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Wo

rd

Pro

ble

m P

racti

ce

Mu

ltip

lyin

g a

nd

Div

idin

g R

ati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

1.JO

BS

Ros

a e

arn

ed $

26.2

5 f

or b

abysi

ttin

g

for

31 − 2 h

ours

. A

t th

is r

ate

, h

ow m

uch

wil

l sh

e ea

rn b

abysi

ttin

g f

or 5

hou

rs?

2. H

OM

EW

OR

K A

leja

nd

ro a

nd

An

der

wer

e w

ork

ing o

n t

he

foll

owin

g h

omew

ork

p

roble

m.

Fin

d n

- 1

0

n +

3

· 2

n +

6

n +

3 .

A

leja

nd

ro’s

Sol

uti

on

n -

10

n +

3

· 2

n +

6

n +

3

= 2

(n -

10)(

n -

3 ) 1

−−

(n +

3)(

n +

3 ) 1

= 2

n -

20

n +

3

A

nd

er’s

Sol

uti

on

n -

10

n +

3

· 2

n +

6

n +

3

= 2

(n -

10)(

n -

3 ) 1

−−

n

+ 3

1

= 2

n -

20

Is e

ith

er o

f th

em c

orre

ct?

Exp

lain

.

Ale

jan

dro

is c

orr

ect

becau

se h

e

mu

ltip

lied

den

om

inato

rs.

An

der

treate

d t

he d

en

om

inato

r like i

t w

as

an

ad

dit

ion

pro

ble

m.

3. G

EO

METR

Y S

up

pos

e th

e ra

tion

al

exp

ress

ion

5k

2m

3

2a

b r

epre

sen

ts t

he

are

a

of a

sec

tion

in

a t

iled

flo

or a

nd

2km

a

re

pre

sen

ts t

he

sect

ion

’s l

ength

. W

rite

a r

ati

onal

exp

ress

ion

to

rep

rese

nt

the

sect

ion

’s w

idth

.

4. TR

AV

EL H

elen

e tr

avel

s 800 m

iles

fro

m

Am

ari

llo

to B

row

nsv

ille

at

an

aver

age

spee

d o

f 40 m

iles

per

hou

r. S

he

mak

es

the

retu

rn t

rip

dri

vin

g a

n a

ver

age

of

60 m

iles

per

hou

r. W

hat

is t

he

aver

age

rate

for

th

e en

tire

tri

p?

(Hin

t: R

ecall

th

at

t =

d ÷

r.)

48 m

ph

5. M

AN

UFA

CTU

RIN

G I

nd

ia w

ork

s in

a

met

al

shop

an

d n

eed

s to

dri

ll e

qu

all

y

space

d h

oles

alo

ng a

str

ip o

f m

etal.

Th

e ce

nte

rs o

f th

e h

oles

on

th

e en

ds

of t

he

stri

p m

ust

be

exact

ly 1

in

ch f

rom

each

en

d.

Th

e re

main

ing h

oles

wil

l be

equ

all

y

space

d.

a.

If t

her

e are

x e

qu

all

y s

pace

d h

oles

, w

rite

an

exp

ress

ion

for

th

e n

um

ber

of

equ

al

space

s are

th

ere

bet

wee

n h

oles

.

x -

1

b.

Wri

te a

n e

xp

ress

ion

for

th

e d

ista

nce

bet

wee

n t

he

end

scr

ews

if t

he

len

gth

is

ℓ.

c.

Wri

te a

rati

onal

equ

ati

on t

hat

rep

rese

nts

th

e d

ista

nce

bet

wee

n t

he

hol

es o

n a

pie

ce o

f m

etal

that

is "

in

ches

lon

g a

nd

mu

st h

ave

x e

qu

all

y

space

d h

oles

.

d.

How

man

y h

oles

wil

l be

dri

lled

in

a

met

al

stri

p t

hat

is 6

fee

t lo

ng w

ith

a

dis

tan

ce o

f 7 i

nch

es b

etw

een

th

e ce

nte

rs o

f ea

ch s

crew

? 1

1

dd

dd

d

1

inch

1

inch

"

11-4 $37.5

0

5km

2

4b

! -

2

d =

! -

2

x -

1

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Geo

metr

ic S

eri

es

A g

eom

etri

c se

ries

is

a s

um

of

the t

erm

s in

a g

eom

etri

c se

qu

ence

. E

ach

term

of

a g

eom

etr

ic

sequ

en

ce i

s fo

rmed

by m

ult

iply

ing t

he p

revio

us

term

by a

con

stan

t te

rm c

all

ed

th

e c

om

mon

rati

o.

1 +

1

2 +

1

4 +

1

8 ←

geom

etr

ic s

equ

en

ce w

here

th

e c

om

mon

rati

o i

s 1

2

Th

e s

um

of

a g

eom

etr

ic s

eri

es

can

be r

ep

rese

nte

d b

y t

he r

ati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

x0

(r

)n -

1

r -

1

, w

here

x0 i

s th

e f

irst

term

of

the s

eri

es,

r i

s th

e c

om

mon

rati

o,

an

d n

is

the

nu

mber o

f te

rms.

In t

he e

xam

ple

above,

1 +

1

2 +

1

4 +

1

8 =

1 ․

( 1

2 ) 4

- 1

1

2 -

1

or

15

8 .

You

can

ch

eck

th

is b

y e

nte

rin

g 1

+ 1

2 +

1

4 +

1

8 a

calc

ula

tor.

T

he r

esu

lt i

s th

e s

am

e.

Rew

rit

e e

ach

su

m a

s a

ra

tio

na

l ex

pressio

n a

nd

sim

pli

fy.

1. 9 +

3 +

1 +

1

3 +

1

9

121

9

2. 500 +

250 +

125 +

62 1

2

1875

2

3. 6 +

1 +

1

6 +

1

36

259

36

4. 100 +

20

+ 4

+ 4

5

624

5

5. 1000 +

100 +

10 +

1 +

1

10 +

1

100 +

1

100

1,1

11,1

11

1000

6. 55 +

5 +

5

11 +

5

121

7320

121

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Sp

read

sheet

Act

ivit

y

Revo

luti

on

s p

er

Min

ute

On

e o

f th

e c

hara

cteri

stic

s th

at

mak

es

a s

pre

ad

sheet

pow

erf

ul

is t

he a

bil

ity t

o r

eca

lcu

late

valu

es

in f

orm

ula

s au

tom

ati

call

y.

You

can

use

th

is a

bil

ity t

o i

nvest

igate

real-

worl

d

situ

ati

on

s.

Exerc

ises

Use t

he s

prea

dsh

eet

of

rev

olu

tio

ns p

er m

inu

te.

1. H

ow

is

the n

um

ber

of

revolu

tion

s aff

ect

ed

if

the s

peed

of

a w

heel

of

a g

iven

dia

mete

r is

dou

ble

d?

RP

M i

s c

ut

in h

alf

.

2. N

am

e t

wo w

ays

that

you

can

dou

ble

th

e R

PM

of

a b

icycl

e w

heel. D

ou

ble

th

e s

peed

o

r h

alv

e t

he d

iam

ete

r o

f th

e w

heel, k

eep

ing

th

e s

am

e s

peed

.

U

se a

sp

rea

dsh

eet

to i

nv

esti

ga

te t

he e

ffect

of

do

ub

lin

g

the d

iam

ete

r o

f a

tir

e o

n t

he n

um

ber o

f rev

olu

tio

ns t

he t

ire m

ak

es a

t

a g

iven

sp

eed

.

Use

dim

en

sion

al

an

aly

sis

to f

ind

th

e f

orm

ula

for

the r

evolu

tion

s p

er

min

ute

of

a t

ire w

ith

dia

mete

r of

x i

nch

es

traveli

ng a

t y m

iles

per

hou

r.

1 r

evolu

tion

π

· x

×

y

1

×

1

60 m

inu

tes

×

63,3

60

1

=

1056y r

evolu

tion

s

−−

π ·

x

min

ute

s

Ste

p 1

U

se C

olu

mn

A o

f th

e

spre

ad

sheet

for

dia

mete

r

of

the t

ire i

n i

nch

es.

Use

Colu

mn

B f

or

the s

peed

in

mil

es

per

hou

r.

Ste

p 2

C

olu

mn

C c

on

tain

s th

e

form

ula

for

the n

um

ber

of

rota

tion

s p

er

min

ute

.

Noti

ce t

hat

in E

xce

l, π

is

en

tere

d a

s P

I( )

.

Ste

p 3

C

hoose

valu

es

for

the d

iam

ete

r

an

d s

peed

an

d s

tud

y t

he r

esu

lts

show

n i

n t

he s

pre

ad

sheet.

To

com

pare

th

e r

evolu

tion

s p

er

min

ute

for

dou

ble

d d

iam

ete

rs,

keep

th

e s

peed

con

stan

t

an

d c

han

ge t

he d

iam

ete

rs.

It a

pp

ears

th

at

wh

en

th

e

dia

mete

r is

dou

ble

d,

the

nu

mber

of

revolu

tion

s p

er

min

ute

is

halv

ed

.

A

1 3 4 5 62

BC

Dia

mete

r (i

n.)

Sp

eed

(m

ph

)R

PM

=(1

056*B

2)/

(A2*P

I())

=(1

056*B

3)/

(A3*P

I())

=(1

056*B

4)/

(A4*P

I())

=(1

056*B

5)/

(A5*P

I())

Sh

eet

1S

heet

2S

heet

3

A

1 3 4 5 62

BC

Dia

mete

r (i

n.)

Sp

eed

(m

ph

)R

PM

18487.4

4

9243.7

2

4621.8

6

2310.9

3

1 2 4 8

55

55

55

55

Sh

eet

1S

heet

2S

heet

3

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ple

1

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n

Div

idin

g P

oly

no

mia

ls

Div

ide P

oly

no

mia

ls b

y M

on

om

ials

T

o d

ivid

e a

poly

nom

ial

by a

mon

om

ial,

div

ide

each

term

of

the p

oly

nom

ial

by t

he m

on

om

ial.

F

ind

(4r

2 -

12r) ÷

(2r).

(4r2

- 1

2r)

÷ 2

r = 4

r2 -

12

r −

2r

=

4r2

2r -

12r −

2r

Div

ide e

ach t

erm

.

= 2r4r2 −

12r - 1

2r 6

2r 1

S

implif

y.

=

2r -

6

Sim

plif

y.

F

ind

(3x

2 -

8x +

4) ÷

(4x).

(3x

2 -

8x +

4) ÷

4x =

3x

2 -

8x +

4

4x

=

3x

2

4x -

8x −

4x +

4 −

4x

=

3x4 3

x2

4x -

8x −

4x +

4 −

4x

=

3

x −

4 -

2 +

1 −

x

Exerc

ises

Fin

d e

ach

qu

oti

en

t.

1. (x

3 +

2x

2 -

x) ÷

x x

2 +

2x -

1

2. (2

x3 +

12x

2 -

8x) ÷

(2x)

x2 +

6x -

4

3. (x

2 +

3x -

4) ÷

x x

2 +

3 -

4 −

x

4. (4

m2 +

6m

- 8

) ÷

(2

m2)

2 +

3 −

m -

4 −

m2

5. (3

x3 +

15

x2 -

21x) ÷

(3x)

x2 +

5x -

7

6. (8

m2p

2 +

4m

p -

8p

) ÷

p 8m

2p

+ 4

m -

8

7. (8

y4

+ 1

6y

2 -

4) ÷

(4

y2) 2

y2 +

4 -

1 −

y2

8. (1

6x

4y

2+

24xy +

5) ÷

(xy) 16

x3y +

24 +

5 −

xy

9. 1

5x

2 -

25

x +

30

5

3

x2 -

5x +

6

10. 1

0a

2b

+ 1

2a

b -

8b

−−

2a

5ab

+ 6

b -

4b −

a

11. 6

x3 +

9x

2 +

9

3x

2

x2 +

3x +

3 −

x

12. m

2 -

12

m +

42

3m

2

1

3 -

4 −

m +

14 −

m2

13. m

2p

2 -

5m

p +

6

m2p

2

1 -

5 −

mp +

6 −

m2p

2

14.

p2 -

4p

r +

6r2

pr

p

r -

4 +

6r −

p

15. 6

a2b

2 -

8a

b +

12

−−

2a

2

3

b2 -

4b −

a +

6 −

a2

16. 2

x2y

3 -

4x

2y

2 -

8xy

−−

2a

2b

2

xy

2 -

2xy -

4

17. 9

x2y

2z -

2xyz +

12x

−−

xy

18.

2a

3b

3 +

8a

2b

2 -

10a

b +

12

−−

2a

2b

2

9

xyz -

2z +

12 −

y

ab

+ 4

-

5 −

ab +

6 −

a2b

2

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ple

1Exam

ple

2

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n (c

on

tin

ued

)

Div

idin

g P

oly

no

mia

ls

Div

ide P

oly

no

mia

ls b

y B

ino

mia

ls

To d

ivid

e a

poly

nom

ial

by a

bin

om

ial,

fact

or

the

div

iden

d i

f p

oss

ible

an

d d

ivid

e b

oth

div

iden

d a

nd

div

isor

by t

he G

CF

. If

th

e p

oly

nom

ial

can

not

be f

act

ore

d,

use

lon

g d

ivis

ion

.

F

ind

(x

2 +

7x +

10) ÷

(x +

3).

Ste

p 1

D

ivid

e t

he f

irst

term

of

the d

ivid

en

d,

x2 b

y t

he f

irst

term

of

the d

ivis

or,

x.

x

x +

3 # $$$$

$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$

x2 +

7x +

10

(-

) x

2 +

3x

Multip

ly x

and x

+ 3

.

4x

Subtr

act.

Ste

p 2

B

rin

g d

ow

n t

he n

ext

term

, 10.

Div

ide t

he f

irst

term

of

4x +

10 b

y x

.

x +

4

x +

3 # $$$$

$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$

x2 +

7x +

10

x

2 +

3x

4x +

10

(-

) 4

x +

12

M

ultip

ly 4

and x

+ 3

.

-

2

Subtr

act.

Th

e q

uoti

en

t is

x +

4 w

ith

rem

ain

der -

2.

Th

e q

uoti

en

t ca

n b

e w

ritt

en

as

x +

4 +

-

2 −

x +

3 .

Exerc

ises

Fin

d e

ach

qu

oti

en

t.

1. (b

2 -

5b +

6) ÷

(b -

2)

b -

3

2. (x

2 -

x -

6) ÷

(x -

3)

x +

2

3. (x

2 +

3x -

4) ÷

(x -

1)

x +

4

4. (m

2 +

2m

- 8

) ÷

(m

+ 4

) m

- 2

5. (x

2 +

5x +

6) ÷

(x +

2)

x +

3

6. (m

2 +

4m

+ 4

) ÷

(m

+ 2

) m

+ 2

7. (2

y2 +

5y +

2) ÷

( y

+ 2

) 2y +

1

8. (8

y2 -

15y -

2) ÷

( y

- 2

) 8y +

1

9. 8

x2 -

6x -

9

4x +

3

2

x -

3

10. m

2 -

5m

- 6

m -

6

m

+ 1

11. x

3 +

1 −

x -

2

x2 +

2x +

4 +

9 −

x -

2

12. 6

m3 +

11

m2 +

4m

+ 3

5

−−

2m

+ 5

3

m2 -

2m

+ 7

13.

6a

2 +

7a

+ 5

2a

+ 5

3

a -

4 +

25 −

2a +

5

14. 8

p3 +

27 −

2p

+ 3

4

p2 -

6p

+ 9

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ple

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lgeb

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Sk

ills

Practi

ce

Div

idin

g P

oly

no

mia

ls

Fin

d e

ach

qu

oti

en

t.

1. (2

0x

2 +

12x) ÷

4x 5

x +

3

2. (1

8n

2 +

6n

) ÷

3n

6

n +

2

3. (b

2 -

12b

+ 5

) ÷

2b

b

2 -

6 +

5 −

2b

4. (8

r2 +

5r -

20) ÷

4r

2r +

5 −

4 -

5 −

r

5. 1

2p

3r2

+ 1

8p

2r -

6p

r −−

6p

2r

2

pr +

3 -

1 −

p

6. 1

5k

2u

- 1

0ku

+ 2

5u

2

−−

5ku

3

k -

2 +

5u −

k

7. (x

2 -

5x -

6) ÷

(x -

6)

x +

1

8. (a

2 -

10a

+ 1

6) ÷

(a

- 2

) a

- 8

9. (n

2 -

n -

20) ÷

(n

+ 4

) n

- 5

10. ( y

2 +

4y -

21) ÷

( y

- 3

) y +

7

11. (h

2 -

6h

+ 9

) ÷

(h

- 2

) h

- 4

+

1 −

h -

2

12. (b

2 +

5b

- 2

) ÷

(b

+ 6

) b

- 1

+

4 −

b +

6

13. ( y

2 +

6y +

1) ÷

( y

+ 2

) y +

4 -

7 −

y +

2

14. (m

2 -

2m

- 5

) ÷

(m

- 3

) m

+ 1

-

2 −

m -

3

15. 2

c2 -

5c -

3

2c +

1

c -

3

16.

2r2

+ 6

r -

20

2r -

4

r +

5

17. x

3 -

3x

2 -

6x -

20

−−

x -

5

x

2 +

2x +

4

18. p

3 -

4p

2 +

p +

6

p -

2

p

2 -

2p

- 3

19. n

3 -

6n

- 2 −

n +

1

n

2 -

n -

5 +

3 −

n +

1

20. y

3 -

y2 -

40 −

y -

4

y

2 +

3y +

12 +

8 −

y -

4

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Practi

ce

Div

idin

g P

oly

no

mia

ls

Fin

d e

ach

qu

oti

en

t.

1. (6

q2 -

18q

- 9

) ÷

9q

2. (y

2 +

6y +

2) ÷

3y

3. 1

2a

2b -

3a

b2 +

42a

b

−−

6a

2b

2

q −

3 -

2 -

1 −

q

y −

3 +

2 +

2 −

3y

2 -

b −

2a +

7 −

a

4. 2

m3p

2 +

56

mp

- 4

m2p

3

−−

8m

3p

5. (x

2 -

3x -

40) ÷

(x +

5)

6. (3

m2 -

20m

+ 1

2) ÷

(m

- 6

)

p

4 +

7 −

m2 -

p

2

2m

x -

8

3m

- 2

7. (a

2 +

5a

+ 2

0) ÷

(a

- 3

)

8. (x

2 -

3x -

2) ÷

(x +

7)

9. (t

2 +

9t +

28) ÷

(t +

3)

a +

8 +

44 −

a -

3

x -

10 +

68 −

x +

7

t +

6 +

10 −

t +

3

10. (n

2 -

9n

+ 2

5) ÷

(n

- 4

)

11.

6r2

- 5

r -

56

3r +

8

12.

20w

2 +

39w

+ 1

8

−−

5w

+ 6

n

- 5

+

5 −

n -

4

2r -

7

4w

+ 3

13. (x

3 +

2x

2 -

16) ÷

(x -

2)

14. (t

3 -

11t -

6) ÷

(t +

3)

x

2 +

4x +

8

t2

- 3

t -

2

15. x

3 +

6x

2 +

3x +

1

−−

x -

2

16. 6

d3 +

d2 -

2d

+ 1

7

−−

2d

+ 3

x

2 +

8x +

19 +

39 −

x -

2

3d

2 -

4d

+ 5

+

2 −

2d

+ 3

17. 2

k3 +

7k

2 -

7

2k -

3

18. 9

y3 -

y -

1 −

3y +

2

k

2 +

2k

- 3

+

2 −

2k +

3

3y

2 -

2y +

1 -

3 −

3y +

2

19. LA

ND

SC

APIN

G Joce

lyn

is

desi

gn

ing a

bed

for

cact

us

speci

men

s at

a b

ota

nic

al

gard

en

. T

he t

ota

l are

a c

an

be m

od

ele

d b

y t

he e

xp

ress

ion

2x

2 +

7x +

3,

wh

ere

x i

s in

feet.

a.

Su

pp

ose

in

on

e d

esi

gn

th

e l

en

gth

of

the c

act

us

bed

is

4x,

an

d i

n a

noth

er,

th

e l

en

gth

is

2x +

1.

Wh

at

are

th

e w

idth

s of

the t

wo d

esi

gn

s?

b.

If x

= 3

feet,

wh

at

wil

l be t

he d

imen

sion

s of

the c

act

us

bed

in

each

of

the d

esi

gn

s?12 f

t b

y 3

.5 f

t; 7

ft

by 6

ft

20. FU

RN

ITU

RE

T

eri

is

up

hols

teri

ng t

he s

eats

of

fou

r ch

air

s an

d a

ben

ch.

Sh

e n

eed

s 1

4

squ

are

yard

of

fabri

c fo

r each

ch

air

, an

d 1

2 s

qu

are

yard

for

the b

en

ch.

If t

he f

abri

c at

the s

tore

is

45 i

nch

es

wid

e,

how

man

y y

ard

s of

fabri

c w

ill

Teri

need

to c

over

the c

hair

s

an

d t

he b

en

ch i

f th

ere

is

no w

ast

e?

11-5

x −

2 +

7 −

4 +

3 −

4x ;

x +

3

1 1

5 y

d

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lgeb

ra 1

Wo

rd

Pro

ble

m P

racti

ce

Div

idin

g P

oly

no

mia

ls

1.TEC

HN

OLO

GY

T

he s

urf

ace

are

a (

in

squ

are

mil

lim

ete

rs)

of

a r

ect

an

gu

lar

com

pu

ter

mic

roch

ip i

s re

pre

sen

ted

by t

he

exp

ress

ion

x2 -

12x +

35,

wh

ere

x i

s th

e

nu

mber

of

circ

uit

s. I

f th

e w

idth

of

the

chip

is

x -

5 m

illi

mete

rs,

wri

te a

p

oly

nom

ial

that

rep

rese

nts

th

e l

en

gth

.

2. H

OM

EW

OR

K Y

ou

r cl

ass

mate

Ava

wri

tes

her

an

swer

to a

hom

ew

ork

p

roble

m o

n t

he c

halk

board

. S

he h

as

si

mp

lifi

ed

6

x2 -

12

x −

6

as

x2 -

12

x.

Is t

his

co

rrect

? If

not,

wh

at

is t

he c

orr

ect

si

mp

lifi

cati

on

? T

his

is n

ot

co

rrect.

S

he f

org

ot

to f

acto

r 6 f

rom

th

e

–12x t

erm

. T

he c

orr

ect

an

sw

er

s

ho

uld

be 6

(x2 -

2x) −

6

=

x2 -

2x.

3. C

IVIL

EN

GIN

EER

ING

S

up

pose

5400 t

on

s of

con

crete

cost

s (5

00 +

d)

doll

ars

. W

rite

a f

orm

ula

th

at

giv

es

the c

ost

C o

f t

ton

s

of

con

crete

.

4.SH

IPPIN

G T

he O

vers

eas

Sh

ipp

ing

Com

pan

y l

oad

s ca

rgo i

nto

a c

on

tain

er

to

be s

hip

ped

aro

un

d t

he w

orl

d.

Th

e v

olu

me

of

their

sh

ipp

ing c

on

tain

ers

is

dete

rmin

ed

by t

he f

oll

ow

ing e

qu

ati

on

.

x3+

21

x2+

99x+

135

Th

e c

on

tain

er’

s h

eig

ht

is x

+ 3

. W

rite

an

exp

ress

ion

th

at

rep

rese

nts

th

e a

rea o

f th

e

base

of

the s

hip

pin

g c

on

tain

er.

x

2 +

18

x +

45

5.C

IVIL

EN

GIN

EER

ING

G

reen

shie

ld’s

F

orm

ula

can

be u

sed

to d

ete

rmin

e t

he

am

ou

nt

of

tim

e a

tra

ffic

lig

ht

at

an

in

ters

ect

ion

sh

ou

ld r

em

ain

gre

en

.

G=

2.1

n+

3.7

G

= g

reen

tim

e i

n s

eco

nd

s

n

= a

vera

ge n

um

ber

of

veh

icle

s tr

aveli

ng

in e

ach

lan

e p

er

ligh

t cy

cle

W

rite

a s

imp

lifi

ed

exp

ress

ion

to

rep

rese

nt

the a

vera

ge g

reen

lig

ht

tim

e

p

er

veh

icle

.

6. SO

LID

GEO

METR

Y T

he s

urf

ace

are

a o

f a r

igh

t cy

lin

der

is g

iven

by t

he f

orm

ula

S

= 2π

r2 +

rh

.

a.

Wri

te a

sim

pli

fied

rati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

th

at

rep

rese

nts

th

e r

ati

o o

f th

e

surf

ace

are

a t

o t

he c

ircu

mfe

ren

ce o

f th

e c

yli

nd

er.

r +

h −

1

b.

Wri

te a

sim

pli

fied

rati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

th

at

rep

rese

nts

th

e r

ati

o o

f th

e

surf

ace

are

a t

o t

he a

rea o

f th

e b

ase

.

2 +

2h −

r

11-5 x –

7 m

m

5

00t +

dt −

5400

2.1

+ 3

.7 −

n

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En

ric

hm

en

t

Syn

theti

c D

ivis

ion

You

can

div

ide a

poly

nom

ial

such

as

3x

3 -

4x

2 -

3x -

2 b

y a

bin

om

ial

such

as

x -

3 b

y

a p

roce

ss c

all

ed

sy

nth

eti

c d

ivis

ion

. C

om

pare

th

e p

roce

ss w

ith

lon

g d

ivis

ion

in

th

e

foll

ow

ing e

xp

lan

ati

on

.

D

ivid

e (

3x 3 -

4x 2 -

3x -

2)

by

(x -

3)

usin

g s

yn

theti

c d

ivis

ion

.

1. S

how

th

e c

oeff

icie

nts

of

the t

erm

s in

d

esc

en

din

g o

rder.

2. T

he d

ivis

or

is x

- 3

. S

ince

3 i

s to

be

subtr

act

ed

, w

rite

3 i

n t

he c

orn

er

.

3. B

rin

g d

ow

n t

he f

irst

coeff

icie

nt,

3.

4. M

ult

iply

. 3 .

3 =

9

5. A

dd

. -

4 +

9 =

5

6. M

ult

iply

. 3 .

5 =

15

7. A

dd

. -

3 +

15 =

12

8. M

ult

iply

. 3 .

12 =

36

9. A

dd

. -

2 +

36

= 3

4

Ch

eck

U

se l

on

g d

ivis

ion

.

3x

2 +

5x +

12

x -

3 ! """""

""""""""""

""""""""""

""""""""""

""""""""""

""""""""""

""""""""""

""""""""""

"

3x

3 -

4x

2 -

3x -

2

3x

3 -

9x

2

5

x2 -

3

x

5

x2 -

15x

12x -

2

12

x -

36

34

Th

e r

esu

lt i

s 3

x2 +

5x +

12 +

34

x -

3 .

Div

ide b

y u

sin

g s

yn

theti

c d

ivis

ion

. C

heck

yo

ur r

esu

lt u

sin

g l

on

g d

ivis

ion

.

1. (x

3 +

6x

2 +

3x +

1)

÷ (

x -

2)

2. (x

3 -

3x

2 -

6x -

20)

÷ (

x -

5)

x

2 +

8x +

19 +

39 −

x -

2

x

2 +

2x +

4

3. (2

x3 -

5x +

1)

÷ (

x +

1)

4. (3

x3 -

7x

2 +

4)

÷ (

x -

2)

2

x2 -

2x -

3 +

4 −

x +

1

3x

2 +

x -

2

5. (x

3 +

2x

2 -

x +

4)

÷ (

x +

3)

6. (x

3 +

4x

2 -

3x -

11)

÷ (

x -

4)

x

2 -

x +

2 -

2 −

x +

3

x

2 +

8x +

29 +

105 −

x -

4

3

3

-4

-3

-2

9

15

36

3

5

12

34

3x

2 +

5x +

12,

rem

ain

der

34

11-5

Exam

ple

Answers (Lesson 11-5)

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Gle

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lgeb

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Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n

Ad

din

g a

nd

Su

btr

acti

ng

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Ad

d a

nd

Su

btr

act

Rati

on

al

Exp

ress

ion

s w

ith

Lik

e D

en

om

inato

rs

To a

dd

ra

tion

al

exp

ress

ion

s w

ith

lik

e d

en

om

inato

rs,

ad

d t

he n

um

era

tors

an

d t

hen

wri

te t

he s

um

over

the c

om

mon

den

om

inato

r. T

o s

ubtr

act

fra

ctio

ns

wit

h l

ike d

en

om

inato

rs,

subtr

act

th

e

nu

mera

tors

. If

poss

ible

, si

mp

lify

th

e r

esu

ltin

g r

ati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

.

F

ind

5n

15

+ 7n

15 .

5n

15 +

7n

15 =

5n

+ 7

n

15

A

dd t

he n

um

era

tors

.

=

12n

5

S

implif

y.

=

12n

15 5

4n

D

ivid

e b

y 3

.

=

4n

5

Sim

plif

y.

F

ind

3x

+ 2

x -

2

-

4x

x -

2 .

3x +

2

x -

2

-

4x

x -

2 =

3x +

2 -

4x

x -

2

The c

om

mon

denom

inato

r is

x -

2.

=

2 -

x

x -

2

Subtr

act.

=

-1(x

- 2

) −

x -

2

2 -

x =

-1(x

- 2

)

=

-1(x

- 2

) −

x -

2

=

-1

1

Sim

plif

y.

=

-1

Exerc

ises

Fin

d e

ach

su

m o

r d

ifferen

ce.

1. 3

a +

4

a 7

a

2. x

2

8

+ x

8 x

2 +

x

8

3. 5

x

9

- x

9 4

x

9

4. 1

1x

15

y -

x

15y 2

x

3y

5. 2

a -

4

a -

4

+

-a

a -

4 1

6.

m +

1

2m

- 1

+ 3

m -

3

2m

- 1

2

7. y

+ 7

y +

6 -

1

y +

6 1

8. 3

y +

5

5

- 2

y

5

y +

5

5

9. x

+ 1

x -

2 +

x -

5

x -

2 2

10.

5a

3b

2 +

10

a

3b

2

5a

b2

11. x

2 +

x

x

- x

2 +

5x

x

-

4

12. 5

a +

2

a2

- 4

a +

2

a2

1

a

13. 3

x +

2

x +

2

+ x

+ 6

x +

2 4

14. a

- 4

a +

1 +

a +

6

a +

1 2

11-6

Exam

ple

1Exam

ple

2

1 1

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n (c

on

tin

ued

)

Ad

din

g a

nd

Su

btr

acti

ng

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Ad

d a

nd

Su

btr

act

Rati

on

al

Exp

ress

ion

s w

ith

Un

like D

en

om

inato

rs

Ad

din

g

or

subtr

act

ing r

ati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

s w

ith

un

lik

e d

en

om

inato

rs i

s si

mil

ar

to a

dd

ing a

nd

su

btr

act

ing f

ract

ion

s w

ith

un

lik

e d

en

om

inato

rs.

Ad

din

g a

nd

Su

btr

acti

ng

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Ste

p 1

F

ind t

he L

CD

of

the e

xpre

ssio

ns.

Ste

p 2

C

hange e

ach e

xpre

ssio

n into

an e

quiv

ale

nt

expre

ssio

n w

ith t

he L

CD

as

the d

enom

inato

r.

Ste

p 3

A

dd o

r subtr

act

just

as w

ith e

xpre

ssio

ns w

ith lik

e d

enom

inato

rs.

Ste

p 4

S

implif

y if

necessary

.

F

ind

n +

3

n

+ 8n

- 4

4n

.

Fact

or

each

den

om

inato

r.

n

= n

4n

= 4

. n

L

CD

= 4

n

Sin

ce t

he d

en

om

inato

r of

8n

- 4

4n

is

alr

ead

y

4n

, on

ly n

+ 3

n

need

s to

be r

en

am

ed

.

n +

3

n

+ 8

n -

4

4n

= 4

(n +

3)

4n

+ 8

n -

4

4n

=

4n

+ 1

2

4n

+ 8

n -

4

4n

=

12n

+ 8

4n

=

3n

+ 2

n

F

ind

3x

x2 -

4x -

1

x -

4 .

3

x

x2 -

4x -

1

x -

4 =

3x

x(x

- 4

) -

1

x -

4

=

3

x

x(x

- 4

) -

1

x -

4 ·

x

x

=

3

x

x(x

- 4

) -

x

x(x

- 4

)

=

2

x

x(x

- 4

)

=

2

x -

4

Exerc

ises

Fin

d e

ach

su

m o

r d

ifferen

ce.

1. 1

a +

7

3a 1

0

3a

2.

1

6x +

3

8 4

+ 9

x

24

x

3. 5

9

x -

1

x2 5

x -

9

9x

2

4.

6

x2 -

3

x3 6

x -

3

x3

5.

8

4a

2 +

6

3a 2

+ 2

a

a2

6.

4

h +

1 +

2

h +

2

6h

+ 1

0

(h

+ 1

)(h

+ 2

)

7.

y

y -

3 -

3

y +

3

y

2 +

9

(y

- 3

)(y +

3)

8.

y

y -

7 -

y +

3

y2 -

4y -

21 y

- 1

y -

7

9.

a

a +

4 +

4

a -

4

a

2 +

16

(a

+ 4

)(a -

4)

10.

6

3(m

+ 1

) +

2

3(m

- 1

)

8m

- 4

3(m

+ 1

)(m

- 1

)

11.

4

x -

2y -

2

x +

2y

2x +

12y

(x +

2y)(

x -

2y)

12.

a

- 6

b

2a

2 -

5a

b +

2b

2 -

7

a -

2b

-

13a

+ b

(2a

- b

)(a

- 2

b)

13.

y +

2

y2 +

5y +

6 +

2 -

y

y2 +

y -

6 0

14.

q

q2 -

16 +

q

+ 1

q2 +

5q

+ 4

2q

- 4

(q

- 4

)(q

+ 4

)

11-6

Exam

ple

1Exam

ple

2

Facto

r th

e

denom

inato

r.

The L

CD

is

x(x

- 4

).

1 ·

x =

x

Subtr

act

num

era

tors

.

Sim

plif

y.

Answers (Lesson 11-6)

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ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Sk

ills

Practi

ce

Ad

din

g a

nd

Su

btr

acti

ng

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Fin

d e

ach

su

m o

r d

iffe

ren

ce.

1. 2

y

5

+ y

5

3y

5

2. 4

r −

9

+ 5

r −

9

r

3. t

+ 3

7

- t −

7 3

7

4. c

+ 8 −

4

- c +

6 −

4

1

2

5. x

+ 2 −

3

+ x

+ 5 −

3

2

x +

7

3

6. g

+ 2 −

4

+ g

- 8 −

4

g

- 3

2

7.

x −

x -

1 -

1 −

x -

1

1

8.

3

r −

r +

3 -

r −

r +

3

2

r −

r

+ 3

Fin

d t

he L

CM

of

ea

ch

pa

ir o

f p

oly

no

mia

ls.

9.

4x

2y,

12xy

2 1

2x

2y

2

10.

n +

2,

n -

3 (

n +

2)(

n -

3)

11. 2

r -

1,

r +

4 (

2r

- 1

)(r

+ 4

) 12.

t +

4,

4t +

16 4

(t +

4)

Fin

d e

ach

su

m o

r d

iffe

ren

ce.

13. 5

4r -

2 −

r2

5r

- 8

4r2

14.

5x −

3y

2 -

2x −

9y

15

x -

2xy

9y

2

15.

x −

x +

2 -

4 −

x -

1

x2 -

5x -

8

(x +

2)(

x -

1)

16.

d -

1 −

d -

2 -

3 −

d +

5

d

2 +

d +

1

(d -

2)(

d +

5)

17.

b −

b -

1 +

2 −

b -

4

b

2 -

2b

- 2

(b -

1)(

b -

4)

18.

k −

k -

5 +

k -

1 −

k +

5

2k

2 -

k +

5

(k -

5)(

k +

5)

19. 3

x +

15 −

x2 -

25 +

x −

x +

5

x2 -

2x +

15

(x +

5)(

x -

5)

20.

x -

3 −

x2 -

4x +

4 +

x +

2 −

x -

2

x2 +

x -

7

(x -

2)2

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39

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Practi

ce

Ad

din

g a

nd

Su

btr

acti

ng

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns

Fin

d e

ach

su

m o

r d

iffe

ren

ce.

1. n

8 +

3n −

8

2. 7

u −

16 +

5u −

16

3. w

+ 9 −

9

+ w

+ 4 −

9

n

2

3u

4

2w

+ 1

3

9

4. x

- 6 −

2

- x

- 7 −

2

5. n

+ 1

4 −

5

- n

- 1

4 −

5

6

.

6 −

c -

1 -

-

2 −

c -

1

1

2

28

5

8

c -

1

7. x

- 5 −

x +

2 +

-

2 −

x +

2

8. r +

5 −

r -

5 +

2r -

1 −

r -

5

9. 4

p +

14 −

p +

4

+ 2

p +

10 −

p +

4

x -

7

x +

2

3r

+ 4

r -

5

6

Fin

d t

he L

CM

of

ea

ch

pa

ir o

f p

oly

no

mia

ls.

10. 3

a3b

2,

18a

b3

11. w

- 4

, w

+ 2

12. 5

d -

20,

d -

4

1

8a

3b

3

(w

- 4

)(w

+ 2

) 5

(d -

4)

13. 6

p +

1,

p -

1

14. x

2 +

5x +

4,

(x +

1)2

15. m

2 +

3m

- 1

0,

m2 -

4

(

6p

+ 1

)(p

- 1

) (

x +

4)(

x +

1)2

(

m +

5)(

m -

2)(

m +

2)

Fin

d e

ach

su

m o

r d

iffe

ren

ce.

16. 6

p −

5x

2 -

2p −

3x

18

p -

10

xp

15

x2

17. m

+ 4 −

m -

3 -

2 −

m -

6

m

2 -

4m

- 1

8

(m -

3)(

m -

6)

18.

y +

3 −

y2 -

16 +

3y -

2 −

y2 +

8y +

16

4y

2 -

7y +

20

(y +

4)2

(y -

4)

19.

p +

1 −

p2 +

3p

- 4

+

p −

p +

4

p

2 +

1

(p

+ 4

)(p

- 1

)

20.

t +

3 −

t2 -

3t -

10 -

4t -

8 −

t2 -

10

t +

25

21.

4y −

y2 -

y -

6 -

3y +

3 −

y2 -

4

-3t2

- 2

t +

1

(t +

2)(

t -

5)2

y

2 -

2y +

9

(y

- 3

)(y +

2)(

y -

2)

22. SER

VIC

E M

em

bers

of

the n

inth

gra

de c

lass

at

Pin

e R

idge H

igh

Sch

ool

are

org

an

izin

g

into

serv

ice g

rou

ps.

Wh

at

is t

he m

inim

um

nu

mber

of

stu

den

ts w

ho m

ust

part

icip

ate

for

all

stu

den

ts t

o b

e d

ivid

ed

in

to g

rou

ps

of

4,

6,

or

9 s

tud

en

ts w

ith

no o

ne l

eft

ou

t? 36

23. G

EO

METR

Y F

ind

an

exp

ress

ion

for

the p

eri

mete

r of

rect

an

gle

AB

CD

. U

se t

he f

orm

ula

P =

2" +

2w

.

4(4

a +

3b

) −

2a +

b

11-6

5a+

4b

2a+

bB

A

CD

3a+

2b

2a+

b

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Wo

rd

Pro

ble

m P

racti

ce

Rati

on

al

Exp

ressio

ns w

ith

Un

like D

en

om

inato

rs

1.TEX

AS

Of

the

254 c

oun

ties

in

Tex

as,

4 a

re l

arg

er t

han

6000 s

qu

are

mil

es.

An

oth

er 2

1 c

oun

ties

are

sm

all

er t

han

300 s

qu

are

mil

es.

Wh

at

fract

ion

of

the

cou

nti

es a

re 3

00 t

o 6000 s

qu

are

mil

es

in s

ize?

2. S

WIM

MIN

G P

ower

Poo

ls i

nst

all

s sw

imm

ing p

ools

. T

o d

eter

min

e th

e ap

pro

pri

ate

siz

e of

poo

l fo

r a y

ard

, th

ey

mea

sure

th

e le

ngth

of

the

yard

in

met

ers

an

d c

all

th

at

valu

e x.

Th

e le

ngth

an

d

wid

th o

f th

e p

ool

are

calc

ula

ted

wit

h t

he

dia

gra

m b

elow

. W

rite

an

exp

ress

ion

in

si

mp

lest

for

m f

or t

he

per

imet

er o

f a

rect

an

gu

lar

poo

l fo

r th

e giv

en v

ari

able

d

imen

sion

s.

m x 4

m2x 5

3. EG

YPTIA

N F

RA

CTIO

NS

An

cien

t E

gyp

tian

s u

sed

on

ly u

nit

fra

ctio

ns,

wh

ich

are

fra

ctio

ns

in t

he

form

1

n .

Th

eir

math

emati

cal

not

ati

on o

nly

all

owed

for

a

nu

mer

ato

r of

1.

Wh

en t

hey

nee

ded

to

exp

ress

a f

ract

ion

wit

h a

nu

mer

ato

r ot

her

th

an

1,

they

wro

te i

t as

a s

um

of

un

it f

ract

ion

s. A

n e

xam

ple

is

show

n

bel

ow.

5

6 =

1

3 +

1

2

Sim

pli

fy t

he

foll

owin

g e

xp

ress

ion

so

it i

s a s

um

of

un

it f

ract

ion

s.

5x +

6

10x

2 +

12

x +

2

x

8x

2

1

2x +

1

4x

4.IN

SU

RA

NC

E F

or a

hos

pit

al

stay,

Pau

l’s

hea

lth

in

sura

nce

pla

n r

equ

ires

him

to

pay 2 − 5

th

e co

st o

f th

e fi

rst

day i

n t

he

hos

pit

al

an

d 1 − 5

th

e co

st o

f th

e se

con

d a

nd

thir

d d

ays.

If

Pau

l’s

hos

pit

al

stay i

s 3

days

an

d c

ost

him

$420,

wh

at

was

the

full

dail

y c

ost?

5. PA

CK

AG

E D

ELIV

ER

Y F

red

rick

sbu

rg

Parc

el E

xp

ress

del

iver

ed a

tot

al

of

498 p

ack

ages

on

Mon

day,

Tu

esd

ay,

an

d

Wed

nes

day.

On

Tu

esd

ay,

they

del

iver

ed

7 l

ess

than

2 t

imes

th

e n

um

ber

of

pack

ages

del

iver

ed o

n M

ond

ay.

On

W

edn

esd

ay,

they

del

iver

ed t

he

aver

age

nu

mber

del

iver

ed o

n M

ond

ay a

nd

T

ues

day.

a.

Wri

te a

rati

onal

equ

ati

on t

hat

rep

rese

nts

th

e su

m o

f th

e n

um

ber

s of

pack

ages

del

iver

ed o

n M

ond

ay,

Tu

esd

ay,

an

d W

edn

esd

ay.

b.

How

man

y p

ack

ages

wer

e d

eliv

ered

on M

ond

ay?

113

11-6

13

x

10

229

254

an

sw

er:

x +

2x -

7 +

3x -

7

2

or

498

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ple

$525

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

En

ric

hm

en

t

Su

m a

nd

Dif

fere

nce o

f A

ny T

wo

Lik

e P

ow

ers

Th

e su

m o

f an

y t

wo

lik

e p

ower

s ca

n b

e w

ritt

en a

n +

bn,

wh

ere

n i

s a p

osit

ive

inte

ger

. T

he

dif

fere

nce

of

lik

e p

ower

s is

an -

bn.

Un

der

wh

at

con

dit

ion

s are

th

ese

exp

ress

ion

s ex

act

ly

div

isib

le b

y (

a +

b)

or (

a -

b)?

Th

e an

swer

dep

end

s on

wh

eth

er n

is

an

od

d o

r ev

en n

um

ber

.

Use l

on

g d

ivis

ion

to

fin

d t

he f

oll

ow

ing

qu

oti

en

ts.

(Hint:

Writ

e

a3 +

b3 a

s a

3 +

0a

2 +

0a

+ b

3.)

Is t

he n

um

era

tor e

xa

ctl

y

div

isib

le b

y t

he d

en

om

ina

tor? W

rit

e yes o

r no.

1. a

3 +

b3

a

+ b

2.

a3 +

b3

a

- b

3.

a3 -

b3

a

+ b

4.

a3 -

b3

a

- b

yes

no

n

o

yes

5.

a4 +

b4

a

+ b

6.

a4 +

b4

a

- b

7.

a4 -

b4

a

+ b

8.

a4 -

b4

a

- b

n

o

no

yes

yes

9. a

5 +

b5

a

+ b

10.

a5 +

b5

a

- b

11.

a5 -

b5

a +

b

12.

a5 -

b5

a -

b

yes

no

n

o

yes

13. U

se t

he

wor

ds

od

d a

nd

even

to

com

ple

te t

hes

e tw

o st

ate

men

ts.

a

. a

n +

bn i

s d

ivis

ible

by a

+ b

if

n i

s ,

an

d b

y n

eith

er

a +

b n

or a

- b

if

n i

s .

b

. a

n -

bn i

s d

ivis

ible

by a

- b

if

n i

s ,

an

d b

y b

oth

a +

b a

nd

a -

b i

f n

is

.

14. D

escr

ibe

the

sign

s of

th

e te

rms

of t

he

qu

otie

nts

wh

en t

he

div

isor

is

a -

b.

T

he t

erm

s a

re a

ll p

osit

ive.

15. D

escr

ibe

the

sign

s of

th

e te

rms

of t

he

qu

otie

nt

wh

en t

he

div

isor

is

a +

b.

T

he t

erm

s a

re a

ltern

ate

ly p

osit

ive a

nd

neg

ati

ve.

11-6

od

deven

od

deven

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n

Mix

ed

Exp

ressio

ns a

nd

Co

mp

lex F

racti

on

s

Sim

plify

Mix

ed

Exp

ress

ion

s A

lgebra

ic e

xp

ress

ion

s su

ch a

s a

+ b

c an

d 5

+ x

+ y −

x +

3 a

re

call

ed

mix

ed

ex

pressio

ns.

Ch

an

gin

g m

ixed

exp

ress

ion

s to

rati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

s is

sim

ilar

to c

han

gin

g m

ixed

nu

mbers

to i

mp

rop

er

fract

ion

s.

S

imp

lify

5 +

2 −

n .

5 +

2 −

n =

5 ·

n −

n

+ 2

n

LC

D is n

.

=

5n

+ 2 −

n

A

dd t

he n

um

era

tors

.

Th

ere

fore

, 5 +

2 −

n =

5n

+ 2 −

n

.

S

imp

lify

2 +

3 −

n +

3 .

2 +

3 −

n +

3 =

2(n

+ 3

) −

n +

3

+

3 −

n +

3

=

2n

+ 6 −

n +

3 +

3 −

n +

3

=

2n

+ 6

+ 3 −

n +

3

=

2n

+ 9 −

n +

3

Th

ere

fore

, 2 +

3 −

n +

3 =

2n

+ 9 −

n +

3 .

Exerc

ises

Writ

e e

ach

mix

ed

ex

pressio

n a

s a

ra

tio

na

l ex

pressio

n.

1. 4 +

6 −

a 4

a +

6 −

a

2. 1

9x -

3 1

- 2

7x −

9x

3. 3

x -

1 −

x2 3

x3 -

1 −

x2

4. 4

x2 -

2 4

- 2

x2

x2

5. 10 +

60 −

x +

5

1

0x +

110 −

x +

5

6.

h −

h +

4 +

2 3

h +

8 −

h +

4

7.

y −

y -

2 +

y2

y

3 -

2y

2 +

y −

y -

2

8. 4 -

4 −

2x +

1

8x −

2x +

1

9. 1 +

1 −

x

x

+ 1 −

x

10.

4 −

m -

2 -

2m

4

- 2

m2 +

4m

m -

2

11. x

2 +

x +

2 −

x -

3

x

3 -

3x

2 +

x +

2

x -

3

12. a

- 3

+ a

- 2 −

a +

3

a

2 +

a -

11 −

a +

3

13. 4

m +

3p −

2t

8

mt +

3p −

2t

14. 2q

2 +

q −

p +

q

q

+ 2

rq2 +

2q

3

r +

q

15.

2 −

y2 -

1 -

4y

2 2

- 4

y4 +

4y

2

y2 -

1

16. t2

+ p

+ t −

p -

t

p

t2 -

t3 +

p +

t

p -

t

11-7

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ple

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n (c

on

tin

ued

)

Mix

ed

Exp

ressio

ns a

nd

Co

mp

lex F

racti

on

s

Sim

plify

Co

mp

lex F

ract

ion

s If

a f

ract

ion

has

on

e o

r m

ore

fra

ctio

ns

in t

he n

um

era

tor

or

den

om

inato

r, i

t is

call

ed

a c

om

ple

x f

ra

cti

on

.

Sim

plify

ing

a

Co

mp

lex F

racti

on

Any c

om

ple

x f

raction a

b −

c −

b

where

b ≠

0,

c ≠

0,

and d

≠ 0

, can b

e e

xpre

ssed a

s a

d −

bc .

S

imp

lify

2 +

4 −

a −

a +

2 −

3

.

2 +

4 −

a −

a +

2 −

3

= 2

a −

a +

4 −

a −

a +

2 −

3

Fin

d t

he L

CD

for

the n

um

era

tor

and r

ew

rite

as lik

e f

ractions.

=

2a

+ 4 −

a

a +

2 −

3

Sim

plif

y t

he n

um

era

tor.

=

2a

+ 4 −

a

·

3 −

a +

2

Rew

rite

as t

he p

roduct

of

the n

um

era

tor

and t

he r

ecip

rocal of

the d

enom

inato

r.

=

2(a

+ 2

) −

a

·

3 −

a +

2

Facto

r.

=

6 −

a

Div

ide a

nd s

implif

y.

Exerc

ises

Sim

pli

fy e

ach

ex

pressio

n.

1. 2

2 −

5 −

3 3

4

1

6 −

25

2.

3 −

x −

4 −

y

3

y −

4x

3.

x −

y3 −

x3

y2

1

x2y

4. 1

- 1

x −

1 +

1 −

x

x

- 1 −

x +

1

5. 1

- 1

x −

1 -

1 −

x2

x −

x +

1

6.

1 −

x -

3 −

2 −

x2 -

9

x

+ 3 −

2

7.

x2 -

25 −

y

x3 -

5x

2

x

+ 5 −

x2y

8.

x -

12 −

x -

1 −

x -

8 −

x -

2

(x

+ 3

)(x -

2)

(x +

1)(

x +

2)

9.

3 −

y +

2 -

2 −

y -

2

1 −

y +

2 -

2 −

y -

2

y

- 1

0 −

-y -

6

11-7

Exam

ple

Answers (Lesson 11-7)

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lgeb

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Sk

ills

Practi

ce

Mix

ed

Exp

ressio

ns a

nd

Co

mp

lex F

racti

on

s

Writ

e e

ach

mix

ed

ex

pressio

n a

s a

ra

tio

na

l ex

pressio

n.

1. 6 +

4 −

h

6h

+ 4 −

h

2. 7 +

6 −

p

7p

+ 6 −

p

3. 4

b +

b −

c 4

bc +

b −

c

4. 8

q -

2q −

r 8

qr -

2q −

r

5. 2 +

4 −

d -

5

2d

- 6 −

d -

5

6. 5 -

6 −

f +

2

5f +

4 −

f +

2

7. b

2 +

12 −

b +

3

b3 +

3b

2 +

12

b +

3

8. m

-

6 −

m -

7

m2 -

7m

- 6

m -

7

9. 2

a +

a -

2 −

a

2

a2 +

a -

2 −

a

10. 4r -

r +

9 −

2r

8

r2 -

r -

9 −

2r

Sim

pli

fy e

ach

ex

pressio

n.

11.

21 −

2

43 −

4

10−

19

12.

3 2

3 −

5 2

5

55 −

81

13.

r −

n2 −

r2

n

1 −

rn

14.

a2

b3 −

a −

b

a −

b2

15. x

2y −

c −

xy

3

c2

xc −

y2

16.

r -

2 −

r +

3 −

r -

2 −

3

3 −

r +

3

17.

w +

4 −

w

w2 -

16 −

w

1 −

w -

4

18. x

2 -

1 −

x

x -

1 −

x2

x(x

+ 1

) 19.

b2 -

4 −

b2 +

7b

+ 1

0

b -

2

1 −

b +

5

20. k

2 +

5k

+ 6 −

k2 -

9

k +

2

1 −

k -

3

21. g

+

12 −

g +

8 −

g +

6

g

+ 2 −

g +

8

22. p

+

9 −

p -

6 −

p -

3

p

- 3 −

p -

6

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ap

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11

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Practi

ce

Mix

ed

Exp

ressio

ns a

nd

Co

mp

lex F

racti

on

s

Writ

e e

ach

mix

ed

ex

pressio

n a

s a

ra

tio

na

l ex

pressio

n.

1. 14 -

9 −

u

2. 7

d +

4d −

c

3. 3

n +

6 -

n −

n

14u

- 9 −

u

7d

c +

4d −

c

3n

2 -

n +

6 −

n

4. 5

b -

b +

3 −

2b

5. 3 +

t +

5 −

t2 -

1

6. 2

a +

a -

1 −

a +

1

10b

2 -

b -

3

2b

3t2

+ t

+ 2 −

t2 -

1

2a

2 +

3a

- 1

a +

1

7. 2

p +

p +

1 −

p -

3

8. 4

n2 +

n

- 1 −

n2 -

1

9. (t

+ 1

) +

4 −

t +

5

2p

2 -

5p

+ 1

p -

3

4n

3 +

4n

2 +

1

n +

1

t2 +

6t +

9 −

t +

5

Sim

pli

fy e

ach

ex

pressio

n.

10.

3 2

5 −

2 5

6

6 −

5

11.

m2

6p −

3m −

p2

m

p −

18

12.

x2 -

y2

x2

x +

y −

3x

3

(x -

y) −

x

13. a

- 4 −

a2

a2 -

16 −

a

1 −

a(a

+ 4

) 14.

q2 -

7q +

12

q2 -

16

q -

3

1 −

q +

4

15.

k

2 +

6k −

k2 +

4k -

5

k

- 8 −

k2 -

9k +

8

k

(k +

6) −

k +

5

16.

b2 +

b -

12 −

b2 +

3b -

4 −

b -

3 −

b2 -

b

b

17.

g -

10 −

g +

9

g -

5 −

g +

4

(g +

10)(

g +

4)

(g +

9)(

g +

5)

18.

y +

6 −

y -

7 −

y -

7 −

y +

6

(y

- 6

)(y +

6)

(y -

7)(

y +

7)

19

. TR

AV

EL

R

ay a

nd

Jan

are

on

a 1

2 1

2 -h

ou

r d

rive f

rom

Sp

rin

gfi

eld

, M

isso

uri

, to

Ch

icago,

Illi

nois

. T

hey s

top

for

a b

reak

every

3 1

4 h

ou

rs.

a.

Wri

te a

n e

xp

ress

ion

to m

od

el

this

sit

uati

on

. 1

2 1

2 −

3 1

4

b.

How

man

y s

top

s w

ill

Ray a

nd

Jan

mak

e b

efo

re a

rriv

ing i

n C

hic

ago?

3

20. C

AR

PEN

TR

Y T

ai

need

s se

vera

l 2 1

4 -in

ch w

ood

en

rod

s to

rein

forc

e t

he f

ram

e o

n a

fu

ton

.

Sh

e c

an

cu

t th

e r

od

s fr

om

a 2

4 1

2 -in

ch d

ow

el

pu

rch

ase

d f

rom

a h

ard

ware

sto

re.

How

man

y

wood

en

rod

s ca

n s

he c

ut

from

th

e d

ow

el?

10

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1.C

YC

LIN

G N

ata

lie r

od

e i

n a

bic

ycl

e e

ven

t

for

chari

ty o

n S

atu

rday.

It t

ook

her

2 − 3 o

f

an

hou

r to

com

ple

te t

he 1

8-m

ile r

ace

.W

hat

was

her

avera

ge s

peed

in

mil

es

per

hou

r? 27 m

ph

2. Q

UIL

TIN

G M

rs.

Tan

tora

sew

s an

d s

ell

s

Am

ish

baby q

uil

ts.

Sh

e b

ou

gh

t 42 3

4 y

ard

s

of

back

ing f

abri

c, a

nd

2 1

4 y

ard

s are

need

ed

for

each

qu

ilt

she s

ew

s. H

ow

m

an

y q

uil

ts c

an

sh

e m

ak

e w

ith

th

e

back

ing f

abri

c sh

e b

ou

gh

t?

3. T

RA

VE

L T

he F

ran

z f

am

ily t

ravele

d f

rom

G

alv

est

on

to W

aco

for

a f

am

ily r

eu

nio

n.

Dri

vin

g t

heir

van

, th

ey a

vera

ged

30

mil

es

per

hou

r on

th

e w

ay t

o W

aco

an

d

45 m

iles

per

hou

r on

th

e r

etu

rn t

rip

h

om

e t

o G

alv

est

on

. W

hat

is t

heir

avera

ge

rate

for

the e

nti

re t

rip

? (H

int:

Rem

em

ber

that

avera

ge r

ate

equ

als

tota

l d

ista

nce

d

ivid

ed

by t

ota

l ti

me a

nd

th

at

tim

e c

an

be r

ep

rese

nte

d a

s a r

ati

o o

f d

ista

nce

x t

o r

ate

.) 36 m

ph

4. PH

YSIC

AL S

CIE

NC

E T

he v

olu

me o

f a

gas

vari

es

dir

ect

ly a

s th

e K

elv

in

tem

pera

ture

T a

nd

in

vers

ely

as

the

pre

ssu

re P

, w

here

k i

s th

e c

on

stan

t of

vari

ati

on

.

V

= k

( T

P )

If

k =

13

157 , f

ind

th

e v

olu

me i

n l

iters

of

heli

um

gas

at

273 d

egre

es

Kelv

in a

nd

13

3

atm

osp

here

s of

pre

ssu

re.

Rou

nd

you

r an

swer

to t

he n

eare

st h

un

dre

dth

.

5.2

2 L

5.SA

FETY

T

he O

ccu

pati

on

al

Safe

ty a

nd

H

ealt

h A

dm

inis

trati

on

pro

vid

es

safe

ty

stan

dard

s in

th

e w

ork

pla

ce t

o k

eep

w

ork

ers

fre

e f

rom

dan

gero

us

work

ing

con

dit

ion

s. O

SH

A r

eco

mm

en

ds

that

for

gen

era

l co

nst

ruct

ion

th

ere

be 5

foot-

can

dle

s of

illu

min

ati

on

in

wh

ich

to w

ork

. A

fore

man

usi

ng a

lig

ht

mete

r fi

nd

s th

at

the i

llu

min

ati

on

of

a c

on

stru

ctio

n l

igh

t on

a s

urf

ace

8 f

eet

from

th

e s

ou

rce i

s 11 f

oot-

can

dle

s. T

he i

llu

min

ati

on

p

rod

uce

d b

y a

lig

ht

sou

rce v

ari

es

invers

ely

as

the s

qu

are

of

the d

ista

nce

fr

om

th

e s

ou

rce.

I is

ill

um

inati

on

(in

foot-

can

dle

s).

I

=

k

d2

d i

s th

e d

ista

nce

fro

m t

he s

ou

rce

(in

feet)

.

k i

s a c

on

stan

t.

a.

Fin

d t

he i

llu

min

ati

on

of

the s

am

e

ligh

t at

a d

ista

nce

of

15 3

4 f

eet.

Rou

nd

you

r an

swer

to t

he n

eare

st h

un

dre

dth

.

2.8

4 f

oo

t-can

dle

s

b.

Is t

here

en

ou

gh

ill

um

inati

on

at

this

d

ista

nce

to m

eet

OS

HA

requ

irem

en

ts

for

ligh

tin

g?

n

o

c.

In o

rder

to c

om

ply

wit

h O

SH

A,

wh

at

is t

he m

axim

um

all

ow

able

work

ing

dis

tan

ce f

rom

th

is l

igh

t so

urc

e?

Rou

nd

you

r d

eci

mal

an

swer

to n

eare

st t

en

th.

11.9

ft

Wo

rd

Pro

ble

m P

racti

ce

Mix

ed

Exp

ressio

ns a

nd

Co

mp

lex F

racti

on

s

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

En

ric

hm

en

t

Co

nti

nu

ed

Fra

cti

on

s

Con

tin

ued

fra

ctio

ns

are

a s

peci

al

typ

e o

f co

mp

lex f

ract

ion

. E

ach

fra

ctio

n i

n a

con

tin

ued

fr

act

ion

has

a n

um

era

tor

of

1.

1 +

1

2 +

1

3 +

1

4

Ev

alu

ate

th

e c

on

tin

ued

fra

cti

on

ab

ov

e.

Sta

rt

at

the b

ott

om

an

d

wo

rk

yo

ur w

ay

up

.

Ste

p 1

3 +

1

4 =

12

4

+ 1

4 =

13

4

Ste

p 2

1

13 =

4

13

Ste

p 3

2 +

4

13 =

26

13 +

4

13 =

30

13

Ste

p 4

1

3

0

13 =

13

30

Ste

p 5

1 +

13

30 =

1 1

3

30

Ch

an

ge 1

3

7

into

a

co

nti

nu

ed

fra

cti

on

.

Ste

p 1

13

7

= 7

7 +

6

7 =

1 +

6

7

Ste

p 2

6

7 =

1

7

Ste

p 3

7

6 =

1 +

1

6

Sto

p,

because t

he n

um

era

tor

is 1

.

Thus,

13

7

can b

e w

ritten a

s 1

+

1

1 +

1

6

11-7

Exam

ple

1Exam

ple

2

Ev

alu

ate

ea

ch

co

nti

nu

ed

fra

cti

on

.

1. 0 +

1

2 +

1

4 +

1

6 +

1

8

2. 0 +

1

1 +

1

2

+ 1

6

3. 3 +

1

1 +

1

1 +

1

1

+ 1

2

4. 1 +

1

3 +

1

5

+ 1

7

Ch

an

ge e

ach

fra

cti

on

in

to a

co

nti

nu

ed

fra

cti

on

.

5.

71

26

2 +

1

1 +

1

2 +

1

1 +

1

2 +

1

2

6.

9

56 0 +

1

6 +

1

4 +

1

2

7.

4626

2065

2 +

1

4 +

1

6 +

1

8 +

1

10

204

457

13

19

3

5

8

1 3

6

115

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lgeb

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Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n

Rati

on

al

Fu

ncti

on

s a

nd

Eq

uati

on

s

So

lve R

ati

on

al

Eq

uati

on

s R

ati

on

al

eq

ua

tio

ns a

re e

qu

ati

on

s th

at

con

tain

rati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

s. T

o s

olv

e e

qu

ati

on

s co

nta

inin

g r

ati

on

al

exp

ress

ion

s, m

ult

iply

each

sid

e o

f th

e

equ

ati

on

by t

he l

east

com

mon

den

om

inato

r.

Rati

on

al

equ

ati

on

s ca

n b

e u

sed

to s

olv

e w

ork

pro

ble

ms a

nd r

ate

pro

ble

ms.

Exerc

ises

So

lve e

ach

eq

ua

tio

n.

Sta

te a

ny

ex

tra

neo

us s

olu

tio

ns.

1. x

- 5 −

5

+ x

4 =

8 20

2. 3

x =

6 −

x +

1 1

3. x

- 1 −

5

= 2

x -

2 −

15

1

4.

8 −

n -

1 =

10 −

n +

1 9

5. t

-

4 −

t +

3 =

t +

3 -

4 1

3

6. m

+ 4 −

m

+ m

3 =

m −

3

-4;

7. q

+ 4 −

q -

1 +

q −

q +

1 =

2

- 3

2

8. 5

- 2

x −

2

- 4

x +

3 −

6

= 7

x +

2 −

6

1

0

17

9. m

+ 1 −

m -

1 -

m −

1 -

m =

1

-2

10. x

2 -

9 −

x -

3 +

x2 =

9

-3 o

r 2

11.

2 −

x 2 -

36 -

1 −

x -

6 =

0

-4;

6 i

s

12.

4z −

z 2 +

4z +

3 =

6 −

z +

3 +

4 −

z +

1

-3 i

s

extr

an

eo

us

extr

an

eo

us

13.

4 −

4 -

p -

p

2

p -

4 =

4

-6,

2

14. x

2 -

16 −

x -

4 +

x 2 =

16

-4,

3;

4 i

s

extr

an

eo

us

S

olv

e x

- 3

3

+ x

2 =

4.

x

- 3 −

3

+ x

2 =

4

6 ( x

- 3 −

3

+ x

2 ) =

6(4

) T

he L

CD

is 6

.

2(x

- 3

) +

3x =

24

D

istr

ibutive P

ropert

y

2

x -

6 +

3x =

24

D

istr

ibutive P

ropert

y

5

x =

30

Sim

plif

y.

x =

6

Div

ide e

ach s

ide b

y 5

.

Th

e s

olu

tion

is

6.

S

olv

e

15

x 2 -

1

=

5

2(x

- 1

) . S

tate

an

y e

xtr

an

eo

us s

olu

tio

ns.

15 −

x 2 -

1 =

5 −

2(x

- 1

) O

rigin

al equation

30(x

- 1

) =

5(x

2 -

1)

Cro

ss m

ultip

ly.

30x -

30 =

5x

2 -

5

Dis

trib

utive P

ropert

y

0 =

5x

2 -

30

x +

30

- 5

A

dd -

30x +

30 t

o

each s

ide.

0 =

5x

2 -

30

x +

25

S

implif

y.

0 =

5(x

2 -

6x +

5)

Facto

r.

0 =

5(x

- 1

)(x -

5)

Facto

r.

x =

1 or

x =

5

Zero

Pro

duct

Pro

pert

y

Th

e n

um

ber

1 i

s an

extr

an

eou

s so

luti

on

, si

nce

1

is a

n e

xcl

ud

ed

valu

e f

or

x.

So,

5 i

s th

e s

olu

tion

of

the e

qu

ati

on

.

11-8

Exam

ple

1Exam

ple

2

extr

an

eo

us

0 i

s

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Ch

ap

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11

49

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Stu

dy

Gu

ide a

nd

In

terv

en

tio

n (c

on

tin

ued

)

Fu

ncti

on

s a

nd

Rati

on

al

Eq

uati

on

s

Use

Rati

on

al

Eq

uati

on

s to

So

lve P

rob

lem

s R

ati

on

al

equ

ati

on

can

be u

sed

to

solv

e w

ork

pro

ble

ms a

nd

ra

te p

ro

ble

ms.

11-8

W

OR

K P

RO

BLE

M M

arla

ca

n p

ain

t P

ercy

’s k

itch

en

in

3 h

ou

rs.

Percy

ca

n p

ain

t it

in

2 h

ou

rs.

Wo

rk

ing

to

geth

er,

ho

w l

on

g w

ill

it t

ak

e M

arla

an

d P

ercy

to

p

ain

t th

e k

itch

en

?

In t

hou

rs,

Marl

a c

om

ple

tes

t ·

1 −

3 o

f th

e j

ob a

nd

Perc

y c

om

ple

tes

t ·

1 −

2 o

f th

e j

ob.

So a

n

equ

ati

on

for

com

ple

tin

g t

he w

hole

job i

s t −

3 +

t −

2 =

1.

t −

3 +

t −

2 =

1

2t +

3t =

6

Multip

ly e

ach t

erm

by 6

.

5

t =

6

Add lik

e t

erm

s.

t =

6 −

5

Solv

e.

So i

t w

ill

tak

e M

arl

a a

nd

Perc

y 1

1 −

5 h

ou

rs t

o p

ain

t th

e r

oom

if

they w

ork

togeth

er.

Exam

ple

Exerc

ises

1. G

REETIN

G C

AR

DS

It

tak

es

Ken

esh

a 4

5 m

inu

tes

to p

rep

are

20 g

reeti

ng c

ard

s. I

t ta

kes

Pau

la 3

0 m

inu

tes

to p

rep

are

th

e s

am

e n

um

ber

of

card

s. W

ork

ing t

ogeth

er

at

this

rate

, h

ow

lon

g w

ill

it t

ak

e t

hem

to p

rep

are

th

e c

ard

s?

2. B

OA

TIN

G A

moto

rboat

wen

t u

pst

ream

at

15 m

iles

per

hou

r an

d r

etu

rned

dow

nst

ream

at

20 m

iles

per

hou

r. H

ow

far

did

th

e b

oat

travel

on

e w

ay i

f th

e r

ou

nd

tri

p t

ook

3.5

hou

rs?

30 m

i

3. FLO

OR

ING

M

aya a

nd

Regin

ald

are

in

stall

ing h

ard

wood

flo

ori

ng.

Maya c

an

in

stall

fl

oori

ng i

n a

room

in

4 h

ou

rs.

Regin

ald

can

in

stall

flo

ori

ng i

n a

room

in

3 h

ou

rs.

How

lo

ng w

ou

ld i

t ta

ke t

hem

if

they w

ork

ed

togeth

er?

4. B

ICY

CLIN

G S

tefa

n i

s bic

yli

ng o

n a

bik

e t

rail

at

an

avera

ge o

f 10 m

iles

per

hou

r. E

rik

st

art

s bic

ycl

ing o

n t

he s

am

e t

rail

30 m

inu

tes

late

r. I

f E

rik

avera

ges

16 m

iles

per

hou

r,

how

lon

g w

ill

it t

ak

e h

im t

o p

ass

Ste

fan

? 50 m

in

12

7

h o

r ab

ou

t 1.7

1 h

ou

rs

18 m

in

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50

Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Sk

ills

Practi

ce

Rati

on

al

Fu

ncti

on

s a

nd

Eq

uati

on

s

So

lve e

ach

eq

ua

tio

n.

Sta

te a

ny

ex

tra

neo

us s

olu

tio

ns.

1.

5

c =

2

c +

3 -

5

2.

3

q =

5

q+

4 6

3.

7

m +

1 =

12

m +

2

2

5

4.

3

x +

2 =

5

x +

8 7

5.

y

y -

2 =

y +

1

y -

5

1 −

2

6. b

- 2

b

= b

+ 4

b +

2 -

1

7. 3

m

2 -

1

4 =

10m

8

1

8. 7

g

9

+ 1

3 =

5g

6

6

9. 2

a +

5

6

- 2

a

3

= -

1

2 4

10. n

- 3

10

+ n

- 5

5

= 1

2 6

11. c

+ 2

c +

c +

3

c =

7 1

12. 3

b -

4

b

- b

- 7

b

= 1

-

3

13. m

- 4

m

- m

– 1

1

m +

4

=

1

m 2

14.

f +

2

f -

f +

1

f +

5 =

1

f -

1

15. r

+ 3

r -

1 -

r

r -

3 =

0 9

16.

u +

1

u -

2 -

u

u +

1 =

0 - 1

4

17.

- 2

x +

1 +

2

x =

1 -

2,

1

18.

5

m –

4 -

m

2m

– 8

= 1

6

19. A

CTIV

ISM

M

au

ry a

nd

Tyra

are

mak

ing p

hon

e c

all

s to

sta

te r

ep

rese

nta

tives’

off

ices

to

lobby f

or

an

iss

ue.

Mau

ry c

an

call

all

120 s

tate

rep

rese

nta

tives

in 1

0 h

ou

rs.

Tyra

can

call

all

120 s

tate

rep

rese

nta

tives

in 8

hou

rs.

How

lon

g w

ou

ld i

t ta

ke t

hem

to c

all

all

120 s

tate

rep

rese

nta

tives

togeth

er?

4 4

9 h

r

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Practi

ce

Rati

on

al

Fu

ncti

on

s a

nd

Eq

uati

on

s

So

lve e

ach

eq

ua

tio

n.

Sta

te a

ny

ex

tra

neo

us s

olu

tio

ns.

1.

5

n +

2 =

7

n +

6

2.

x

x -

5 =

x +

4

x -

6

3. k

+ 5

k

= k

- 1

k +

9

8

4

-

3

4.

2h

h -

1 =

2h

+ 1

h +

2

5. 4

y

3

+ 1

2 =

5y

6

6. y

- 2

4

- y

+ 2

5

= -

1

- 1

5

-1

-2

7. 2

q -

1

6

- q

3 =

q +

4

18

8.

5

p -

1 -

3

p +

2 =

0

9.

3t

3t

- 3

-

1

9t

+ 3

= 1

-

7

- 1

3 −

2

- 1

2

10.

4x

2x +

1 -

2

x

2x +

3 =

1

11. d

- 3

d

- d

- 4

d -

2 =

1

d

12. 3

y -

2

y -

2

+

y 2

2 -

y =

-3

3 −

2

4

4;

extr

an

eo

us:

2

13.

2

m +

2 -

m +

2

m -

2 =

7

3

14. n

+ 2

n

+ n

+ 5

n +

3 =

- 1

n

15.

1

z +

1 -

6 -

z

6z

= 0

-

1,

2 −

5

- 9

5 , -

1

-3,

2

16.

2p

p -

2 +

p

+ 2

p 2 -

4 =

1

17. x

+ 7

x 2 -

9 -

x

x +

3 =

1

18.

2n

n -

4 -

n

+ 6

n 2 -

16 =

1

-

3;

extr

an

eo

us: -

2

-2,

4

-5, -

2

19. P

UB

LIS

HIN

G T

race

y a

nd

Ala

n p

ubli

sh a

10-p

age i

nd

ep

en

den

t n

ew

spap

er

on

ce a

mon

th.

At

pro

du

ctio

n,

Ala

n u

suall

y s

pen

ds

6 h

ou

rs o

n t

he l

ayou

t of

the p

ap

er.

Wh

en

Tra

cey

help

s, l

ayou

t ta

kes

3 h

ou

rs a

nd

20 m

inu

tes.

a.

Wri

te a

n e

qu

ati

on

th

at

cou

ld b

e u

sed

to d

ete

rmin

e h

ow

lon

g i

t w

ou

ld t

ak

e T

race

y t

o

do t

he l

ayou

t by h

ers

elf

.

b.

How

lon

g w

ou

ld i

t ta

ke T

race

y t

o d

o t

he j

ob a

lon

e?

7 h

30 m

in

20. T

RA

VE

L E

mil

io m

ad

e a

rran

gem

en

ts t

o h

ave L

yn

da p

ick

him

up

fro

m a

n a

uto

rep

air

shop

aft

er

he d

rop

ped

his

car

off

. H

e c

all

ed

Lyn

da t

o t

ell

her

he w

ou

ld s

tart

walk

ing a

nd

to l

ook

for

him

on

th

e w

ay.

Em

ilio

an

d L

yn

da l

ive 1

0 m

iles

from

th

e a

uto

sh

op

. It

tak

es

Em

ilio

2 1

4 h

ou

rs t

o w

alk

th

e d

ista

nce

an

d L

yn

da 1

5 m

inu

tes

to d

rive t

he d

ista

nce

.

a.

If E

mil

io a

nd

Lyn

da l

eave a

t th

e s

am

e t

ime,

wh

en

sh

ou

ld L

yn

da e

xp

ect

to s

pot

Em

ilio

on

th

e r

oad

?

b.

How

far

wil

l E

mil

io h

ave w

alk

ed

wh

en

Lyn

da p

ick

s h

im u

p?

1 m

i

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Ch

ap

ter

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Sam

ple

an

sw

er:

1 −

6 ( 1

0

3 )

+ 1

t ( 1

0

3 )

= 1

in 1

3 1

2 m

in

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

Wo

rd

Pro

ble

m P

racti

ce

Rati

on

al

Fu

ncti

on

s a

nd

Eq

uati

on

s

1. ELEC

TR

ICIT

Y T

he c

urr

en

t in

a s

imp

le

ele

ctri

c ci

rcu

it v

ari

es

invers

ely

as

the

resi

stan

ce.

If t

he c

urr

en

t is

20 a

mp

s w

hen

th

e r

esi

stan

ce i

s 5 o

hm

s, f

ind

th

e

curr

en

t w

hen

th

e r

esi

stan

ce i

s 8 o

hm

s.

12.5

am

ps

2. M

ASO

NR

Y S

am

an

d B

ela

i are

maso

ns

wh

o a

re w

ork

ing t

o b

uil

d a

sto

ne w

all

th

at

wil

l be 1

20 f

eet

lon

g.

Sam

work

s fr

om

on

e e

nd

an

d i

s able

to b

uil

d o

ne

ten

-foot

sect

ion

in

5 h

ou

rs.

Bela

i w

ork

s fr

om

th

e o

ther

en

d a

nd

is

able

to f

inis

h

a t

en

-foot

sect

ion

in

4 h

ou

rs.

How

lon

g

wil

l it

tak

e S

am

an

d B

ela

i to

fin

ish

bu

ild

ing t

he w

all

?

26 h

ou

rs a

nd

40 m

inu

tes

3. N

UM

BER

S T

he f

orm

ula

to f

ind

th

e s

um

of

the f

irst

n w

hole

nu

mbers

is

sum

= n

2 +

n −

2

. In

ord

er

to e

nco

ura

ge

stu

den

ts t

o s

how

up

earl

y t

o a

sch

ool

dan

ce,

the d

an

ce c

om

mit

tee d

eci

des

to

charg

e l

ess

for

those

wh

o c

om

e t

o t

he

dan

ce e

arl

y.

Th

eir

pla

n i

s to

ch

arg

e t

he

firs

t st

ud

en

t to

arr

ive 1

pen

ny.

Th

e

seco

nd

stu

den

t th

rou

gh

th

e d

oor

is

charg

ed

2 p

en

nie

s; t

he t

hir

d s

tud

en

t th

rou

gh

th

e d

oor

is c

harg

ed

3 p

en

nie

s,

an

d s

o o

n.

How

mu

ch m

on

ey,

in t

ota

l,

wou

ld p

aid

by t

he f

irst

150 s

tud

en

ts?

11,3

25 p

en

nie

s o

r $113.2

5

4. N

AU

TIC

AL A

ferr

y c

ap

tain

keep

s tr

ack

of

the p

rogre

ss o

f h

is s

hip

in

th

e s

hip

’s

log.

On

e d

ay,

he r

eco

rds

the f

oll

ow

ing

en

try.

Wit

h t

he

rece

nt

spri

ng s

now

mel

t, t

he

curr

ent

is r

un

nin

g s

tron

g t

od

ay.

Th

e

six-m

ile

trip

dow

nst

rea

m t

o W

hyte

’s

lan

din

g w

as

ver

y q

uic

k.

How

ever

, w

e

on

ly c

over

ed t

wo m

iles

in

th

e sa

me

am

ou

nt

of

tim

e w

hen

we

hea

ded

ba

ck u

pst

rea

m.

Wri

te a

rati

on

al

equ

ati

on

usi

ng b

for

the

speed

of

the b

oat

an

d c

for

the s

peed

of

the s

tream

an

d s

olv

e f

or

b i

n t

erm

s of

c.

6

b +

c =

2

b -

c ;

b =

2c

5. H

EA

LTH

CA

RE

T

he t

ota

l n

um

ber

of

Am

eri

can

s w

ait

ing f

or

kid

ney a

nd

heart

tr

an

spla

nts

is

ap

pro

xim

ate

ly 6

6,5

00.

Th

e

rati

o o

f th

ose

aw

ait

ing a

kid

ney

tran

spla

nt

to t

hose

aw

ait

ing a

heart

tr

an

spla

nt

is a

bou

t 20 t

o 1

.

a. H

ow

man

y p

eop

le a

re o

n e

ach

of

the

wait

ing l

ists

? R

ou

nd

you

r an

swers

to

the n

eare

st h

un

dre

d.

kid

ney:

63,3

00;

heart

: 3200

b. T

hese

tw

o g

rou

ps

mak

e u

p a

bou

t 3

4 o

f

the t

ran

spla

nt

can

did

ate

s fo

r all

org

an

s. A

bou

t h

ow

man

y o

rgan

tr

an

spla

nt

can

did

ate

s are

th

ere

alt

ogeth

er?

Rou

nd

you

r an

swer

to t

he

neare

st t

hou

san

d.

89,0

00

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Gle

ncoe A

lgeb

ra 1

En

ric

hm

en

t

Win

nin

g D

ista

nces

In 1

999,

Hic

ham

El

Gu

err

ou

j se

t a w

orl

d r

eco

rd f

or

the m

ile r

un

wit

h

a t

ime o

f 3:4

3.1

3 (

3 m

in 4

3.1

3 s

). I

n 1

954,

Roger

Ban

nis

ter

ran

th

e

firs

t m

ile u

nd

er

4 m

inu

tes

at

3:5

9.4

. H

ad

th

ey r

un

th

ose

tim

es

in t

he

sam

e r

ace

, h

ow

far

in f

ron

t of

Ban

nis

ter

wou

ld E

l G

uerr

ou

j h

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een

at

the f

inis

h?

Use

d −

t =

r.

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ce 3

min

43.1

3 s

= 2

23.1

3 s

, an

d 3

min

59.4

s =

239.4

s,

El

Gu

err

ou

j’s

rate

was

5280 f

t −

223.1

3 s

an

d B

an

nis

ter’

s ra

te w

as

5280 f

t −

239.4

s .

rt

d

El G

uerr

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5280 −

223.1

3

223.1

35280 f

eet

Bannis

ter

5280 −

239.4

223.1

3 5

280 −

239.4

. 2

23.1

3 o

r 4921.2

feet

Th

ere

fore

, w

hen

El

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err

ou

j h

it t

he t

ap

e,

he w

ou

ld b

e 5

280 -

4921.2

, or

358.8

feet,

ah

ead

of

Ban

nis

ter.

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s se

e w

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er

we c

an

develo

p a

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rmu

la f

or

this

typ

e o

f p

roble

m.

L

et

D =

th

e d

ista

nce

race

d,

W

= t

he w

inn

er’

s ti

me,

an

d L

= t

he l

ose

r’s

tim

e.

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ow

ing t

he s

am

e p

att

ern

, you

obta

in t

he r

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lts

show

n

in t

he t

able

at

the r

igh

t.

Th

e w

inn

ing d

ista

nce

wil

l be D

- D

W −

L .

1. S

how

th

at

the e

xp

ress

ion

for

the w

inn

ing d

ista

nce

is

equ

ivale

nt

to D

(L -

W) −

L

.

D

- D

W

L

= D

L

L

- D

W

L

= D

L -

DW

L

=

D(L

- W

) −

L

Use t

he f

orm

ula

win

nin

g d

ista

nce =

D(L

-

W)

L

to

fin

d t

he w

inn

ing

dis

tan

ce t

o t

he n

ea

rest

ten

th f

or e

ach

of

the f

oll

ow

ing

Oly

mp

ic r

aces.

2. w

om

en

’s 4

00 m

ete

r re

lay:

Can

ad

a 4

8.4

s (

1928);

East

Germ

an

y 4

1.6

s (

1980)

56.2

mete

rs

3. m

en

’s 2

00 m

ete

r fr

eest

yle

sw

imm

ing:

Yevgen

y S

ad

ovyi

1 m

in 4

6.7

0 s

(1992);

Mic

hael

Gro

ss 1

min

47.4

4 s

(1984)

1.4

mete

rs

4. m

en

’s 5

0,0

00 m

ete

r w

alk

: V

yach

esl

av I

van

en

ko 3

h 3

8 m

in 2

9 s

(1988);

Hart

wig

Gau

ter

3 h

49 m

in 2

4 s

(1980)

2379.4

mete

rs

5. w

om

en

’s 4

00 m

ete

r fr

eest

yle

rela

y:

Un

ited

Sta

tes

3 m

in 3

9.2

9 s

(1996);

East

Germ

an

y 3

min

42.7

1 s

(1980)

6.1

mete

rs

11-8

rt

d

Win

ner

D −

W

w D

W ·

W =

D

Loser

D −

L

w D

L ·

W =

DW −

L

Answers (Lesson 11-8)

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