Adding and Subtracting Rational Expressions
Well, just when you thought math couldn't get much more complicated, it has! Today, we reviewed how to add fractions, and then upped the ante by making the fractions have polynomial numerators and denominators. The process is exactly like adding regular fractions, but requires concentration and a little space.
For those of you who missed class on Thursday, please be sure to read Lesson 11.6 before starting the homework. It will point out several of the main sticking points I reviewed in class, and may save you from making some silly mistakes!
Tonight's homework: Lesson 11.6 (10 - 30, first column only)
P.S. Robert, where are you? You have been missed. Liz, come back soon. And meow boy, be sure to get some make up work done!
For those of you who missed class on Thursday, please be sure to read Lesson 11.6 before starting the homework. It will point out several of the main sticking points I reviewed in class, and may save you from making some silly mistakes!
Tonight's homework: Lesson 11.6 (10 - 30, first column only)
P.S. Robert, where are you? You have been missed. Liz, come back soon. And meow boy, be sure to get some make up work done!
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