Across
- 3. a step in multiplying polynomials
- 5. second step in reducing rational expressions (intro to LEQ 4.3)
- 7. first step in reducing rational expressions (intro to LEQ 4.3)
- 8. step one into simplifying expressions (4.3)
- 9. step two into simplifying expressions (4.3)
- 13. …divide a number line into four intervals (3.5)
- 14. first step to add polynomials (lesson 3.2)
- 19. example of polynomial identity
- 20. quotient of two polynomials (LEQ 4.3)
- 21. the degree of the numerator is *blank* the degree of the denominator
- 22. a line that a graph approaches (4.1)
- 23. denominator is equal to (4.5)
- 24. you determine whether the denominator is (4.2)
- 25. mathematical statement that equates 2 polynomial expressions (lesson 3.3)
Down
- 1. trick to solving rational equations (lesson 4.5)
- 2. regroup with parenthesis (3.2)
- 4. a relational between two variables
- 6. how to subtract polynomials (lesson 3.2)
- 10. multiply add exponents
- 11. can occur at the x-value where the function is undefined
- 12. what to use to write and graph the reciprocal function (lesson 4.1)
- 15. reorder with parenthesis (3.2)
- 16. guide the end behavior of a function (4.1)
- 17. you can only add/sub
- 18. KCF (dividing rational expressions
- 20. A function that can be expressed by the ratio of the two polynomials