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STUTTGART HIGH SCHOOL MATH ROCKS!

Chapter Four
Polynomial and Rational functions

HW Lesson 4-1

Pg 274-275 #1-2, 5-20 all
Pg 275-276 #21-24 all, #25-33 odds (use both methods!),                                #41-44, 45-53 odds, #63-67 odds
Finding Zeroes, Degrees, and End Behaviors
Long Division - Practice Now, Will Need for Lesson 4-4
Long Division - More Difficult Example
Synthetic Division - Great When You Have Linear Factors
Synthetic Division and Remainder Theorem

HW lesson 4-2

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Note to instructor: 4-2 can be used to think of zeroes.  Does not have to be between 4-1 and 4-3.  Consider explaining the Second Derivative Test here to explain the presence of zeroes.  
Solving Quadratic Inequalities
Another Example on Quadratic Inequalities
Quadratic Inequality NOT <,> or = 0
1st Derivatives: Increasing & Decreasing Functions (until 3:00)
2nd Derivatives: Concavity, Inflection Points (until 4:00)

HW Lesson 4-3

Pg. 296-297 #1, #5-23 odds, #25-28 all, #29-34 all, 
                    #35-59 odds, and #69-71 odds
On Multiplicity and Rational Zeroes
Rational Root Test
Finding Rational Zeros and Multiplicity
Example 2 - Zeroes, Multiplicity, RRT
Example 3 - Zeroes, Multiplicity, RRT

HW lesson 4-4

Pg. 312-313 #1-5 all, #7-14 all, #23-29 odds, and 31-38 all
And the following worksheet.
Graphing Rationals Worksheet Packet
Rational Functions - Finding Vertical Asymptotes
Finding Horizontal Asymptotes
Oblique or Slant Asymptote, Ex 1
Oblique or Slant Asymptote, Ex 2
Graphing a Rational Function

Unit Review

Worksheet Packet
Unit Review Packet
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