In this, I'm assigned two rational expressions to work on It has been a long since I understood the term to factor all polynomials completely I want to refresh my factoring skills, Please help me submit this in a keyword formatsentence, such as factoring I don't know how to explain this correctly Your first rational expression is Your second rational expression is u 2 u 72 3u 15 2w 1 w 2 9 Required Resources Dugopolski, M (2012) Elementary and intermediate algebra (4th ed ) McGraw Hill Education Chapter 6 Rational Expressions Download Chapter 6 Rational Expressions 6 1 6 4 6 6 6 8 The domain of a rational expression is the set of all numbers which are allowed to substitute for the variable in the expression It is possible that some numbers will not be allowed depending on what the denominator has in it In our Real Number System division by zero cannot be done There is no number (or any other object) which can be the answer to division by zero so we must simply call the attempt undefined A denominator cannot be zero because in a rational number or expression the denominator divides the numerator In my first expression, the denominator is a constant term, meaning there is no variable present Since it is impossible for 67 to equal zero, there are no excluded values for the domain We can say the domain (D) is the set of all Real Numbers, written in set notation that would look like this D x x or even more simply as D For my second expression, I need to set the denominator equal to zero to find my excluded values for w 9w2 4 0 I notice this is a difference of squares which I can factor (3w 2)(3w 2) 0 Set each factor equal to zero 3w 2 0 or 3w 2 0 Add or subtract 2 from both sides 3w 2 or 3w 2 Divide both sides by 3 w 2 3 or w 2 3 These are the excluded values for my second expression The domain (D) for my second expression is the set of all Reals excluding 2 3 In set notation, this can be written as D w w , w 2 3 Now, both of my expressions do not have excluded values In one expression, I have no excluded values because there is no variable in the denominator and a non zero number will never just become zero In the other expression, there are two excluded numbers because both, if inserted in place of the variable, would cause the denominator to become zero and thus the whole expression would become undefined

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In this, I'm assigned two rational expressions to work on. It has been a long since I understood the term to factor all polynomials completely.

In this, I'm assigned two rational expressions to work on. It has been a long since I understood the term to factor all polynomials completely. I want to refresh my factoring skills,

Please help me submit this in a keyword formatsentence, such as factoring; I don't know how to explain this. correctly

	Your first rational expression is	Your second rational expression is


	u² + u - 72 3u - 15	2w - 1 w² - 9

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Dugopolski, M. (2012). Elementary and intermediate algebra (4th ed.). McGraw-Hill Education.

Chapter 6: Rational ExpressionsDownload Chapter 6: Rational Expressions
- 6.1 - 6.4
- 6.6 - 6.8 The domain of a rational expression is the set of all numbers which are allowed to substitute for the variable in the expression. It is possible that some numbers will not be allowed depending on what the denominator has in it. In our Real Number System division by zero cannot be done. There is no number (or any other object) which can be the answer to division by zero so we must simply call the attempt "undefined." A denominator cannot be zero because in a rational number or expression the denominator divides the numerator. In my first expression, the denominator is a constant term, meaning there is no variable present. Since it is impossible for 67 to equal zero, there are no excluded values for the domain. We can say the domain (D) is the set of all Real Numbers, written in set notation that would look like this: D = {x| x } or even more simply as D = . For my second expression, I need to set the denominator equal to zero to find my excluded values for w. 9w2 - 4 = 0 I notice this is a difference of squares which I can factor. (3w - 2)(3w + 2) = 0 Set each factor equal to zero. 3w - 2 = 0 or 3w + 2 = 0 Add or subtract 2 from both sides. 3w = 2 or 3w = -2 Divide both sides by 3. w = 2/3 or w = -2/3 These are the excluded values for my second expression. The domain (D) for my second expression is the set of all Reals excluding 2 /3 . In set notation, this can be written as D = {w| w , w 2 /3 } Now, both of my expressions do not have excluded values. In one expression, I have no excluded values because there is no variable in the denominator and a non-zero number will never just become zero. In the other expression, there are two excluded numbers because both, if inserted in place of the variable, would cause the denominator to become zero and thus the whole expression would become undefined.