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The following are several definitions necessary for the understanding of parabolas.

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In this formula, the equation consists of variables which represent some unknown quantities.

A formula is a general statement expressed in equation form that represents an applied relationship. In this formula, the equation consists of variables which represent some unknown quantities. Example: I = Prt is a formula where: I represents interest,

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Factoring: Use of the Distributive Property

Your Turn Problem #1. Find the GCF for 28 and 70. Factoring: Use of the Distributive Property. Objective A: Finding the greatest common factor.

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To evaluate log 10 100, find the log button on your calculator. Press the log button then 100 and the equal or enter button. The answer will be 2. On some calculators, you may need to type in the 100 and then press the log button. Next Slide.

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A Rational Expression or Algebraic Fraction is a quotient of two polynomials.

A Rational Expression or Algebraic Fraction is a quotient of two polynomials. Whenever an algebraic fraction has a single term numerator and denominator, it can be simplified using the following property:.

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Remainder Theorem

Remainder Theorem. If the polynomial f(x) is divided by x ? c, then the remainder is equal to f(c). Example 1. In other words, the remainder after performing synthetic division is the same number we would get if we replaced c into the polynomial and evaluated the polynomial.

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Procedure: To divide a polynomial (in the numerator) by a monomial (in the denominator)

There are two types of division problems to consider. For both types, the numerator of the fraction will be a polynomial. If the denominator is a monomial, we will break up the fraction into several simpler fractions.

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Solving formulas: When solving formulas, all variables will be given except one.

Solving formulas: When solving formulas, all variables will be given except one. To solve a formula is to use algebraic rules for solving equations to determine the value of the variable not given. Procedure: To solve a formula:. Step 4: Write solution using units mentioned in problem.

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