Guided Notes Module 11
1. You will be able to shift, and reflect graphs, and to compress and stretch graphs horizontally and vertically.
2. You will be able to calculate an average rate of change of a function and to interpret its meaning.
3. You will be able to identify one-to-one functions and find and graph their inverses.
4. Do you know the shapes of the graphs of all the parent functions. Be able to recognize when a sufficient portion of the graph is sketched in order to indicate the graph shape.
5. Can you solve any equation containing radicals.
6. Can recognize extraneous solutions?
7. Solve application problems that involve radical equations as part of the solution.
8. Graph a radical function using a table of values.
9. Identify how multiplication can change the graph of a radical function.
10. Identify how addition and subtraction can change the graph of a radical function.
11. Match a radical function to the graph that it represents.
12. Do you understand the difference between a radical and a radicand?
13. Can you rewrite a radical expression by using a rational exponent?
13. How is the power function related to a radical function?
14. How do you identify the restrictions on the domain of a power function that represents a real-word situation?
15. What does the numerator of a rational exponent indicate?
16. How can you rewrite a radical expression as an exponential expression and vice versa?
17. Use a graphing calculator to check your work!
Converting Radical Expressions and Simplifying (N1)
Rational Exponents and Radicals (N2)
Rational Exponents worksheet /notes with key (N3)
Simplifying Expressions with Rational Exponent (N4)
Radical Cheat Sheet/Notes/Summary (N5)
Simplifying Radicals (K1)
Multiply and Simplify a Radical Expression pt.1 (K2)
Multiply and Simplify a Radical Expression pt.2 (K3)
Review (N5)
Online Practice Quiz/Problems (Q1)
Online Practice Quiz/Problems - Solving Radical Equations (Q2)
Radical Equation Calculator (R1)
Simplify a Radical Expression containing Square Roots in the Numerator and Denominator
Simplify Radicals with the Same Radicand and Different Indexes
Simplify Radicals Containing Variables With Large Exponents - Not Perfect Roots
Simplify an Expression with Rational Exponents and Write in Radical Form
Simplify an Expression with Negative Rational Exponents and Write in Radical Form
Multiply and Divide Radicals with Different Indexes Using Rational Exponents - Same Radicand
Multiply Radicals with Different Indexes Using Rational Exponents - Different Radicand
Evaluate an Expression with Rational Exponents Using Radicals
Simplify an Expression with Rational Exponents and Write in Radical Form
Simplify an Expression with Negative Rational Exponents and Write in Radical Form
Restrict the Domain to Make a Function 1 to 1, Then Find the Inverse
Find Inverse Function Values Without Finding the Inverse Function
Find the Inverse of a Square Root Function with Domain and Range
Find the Inverse of a Rational Function and an Inverse Function Value
Horizontal and Vertical Stretches and Compressions of the Square Root Function
Match the Graph of a Horizontal and Vertical Shifted Graph to the Function