4/25
- I. Sketch
- 1. y = (x + 3)2(x - 1)(x + 4)
- 2. y = (x2 + 4)(x - 1)
- 3. y = (x + 1)/x     Answers
- 4. y = x/(x + 1), never reviewed in class
- II. Vocabulary:
-     As humans have solved new problems, equations, they have needed
to create more numbers. Review briefly the sets of numbers. Start with the essay:
Imaginary Numbers Are Not Imaginary.
and through it review the sets of numbers.
-    
-
COMPLEX NUMBER  
-- solves all ax² + bx + c = 0
- a + bi, where a is not 0, b is not 0, where i² = -1
- a + bi, where a is 0, b is not 0, where i² = -1 -- These are pure
-
IMAGINARY
- a + bi, where a is not 0, b is 0, where i² = -1 -- These are pure
-
REAL NUMBER
-- solves x² - 4 = 0
-
IRRATIONAL
-- solves x² = 3
-
RATIONAL
-- solves 4x = 3, x² = 4
-
INTEGER
-- solves x + 4 = 3
-
WHOLE NUMBER
-- solves x + 4 = 4
-
NATURAL NUMBER
-      
-- solves x + 4 = 6
- IV. More vocabulary
-
end behavior
-      
4/27
- I. Vocabulary:
polynomial
-
linear --
1st degree equation, line
-
quadratic -- 2nd degree equation
- II. Polynomial & Rational Functions are dialations of
- linear and quadratic functions.
-     We reviewed
rational functions
through this page.
-     Additional vocabulary:  
- asymptote
- end behavior
- Two quizzes on Tuesday the 2nd: graphing ch 3, solving ch 3,
- Test on the 4th on ch 3.
Answer
- 4/25/00 Answers
- 1.
- 2.
- 3.
-
-
   
Last page    
Next page    
asquared@mathnstuff.com
http://www.mathnstuff.com/math/precalc/prec7.htm     Revised: 4/30/00
|