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This test focuses on solving rational equations and determining permitted variable values. Students clear denominators, check possible solutions and apply rational equations to word problems and practical situations.
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A fraction is zero when its numerator is zero and denominator nonzero. The candidate is x = r, but it must satisfy x ≠ d. If r = d, the candidate is invalid and there is no solution.
All denominators in a rational expression must be nonzero. Denominator x − a excludes x = a. After solving, discard forbidden values and substitute the remaining candidates into the original equation.
A fraction is zero when its numerator is zero and denominator nonzero. The candidate is x = r, but it must satisfy x ≠ d. If r = d, the candidate is invalid and there is no solution.
All denominators in a rational expression must be nonzero. Denominator x − a excludes x = a. After solving, discard forbidden values and substitute the remaining candidates into the original equation.
All denominators in a rational expression must be nonzero. Denominator x − a excludes x = a. After solving, discard forbidden values and substitute the remaining candidates into the original equation.
Require x ≠ −a. From x/(x + a) = b obtain x = bx + ab, so (1 − b)x = ab. For b ≠ 1, x = ab/(1 − b). Check the candidate.
The workers complete 1/a and 1/b jobs per hour. Add their rates. Time for t jobs = t/(1/a + 1/b) = tab/(a + b).
A fraction is zero when its numerator is zero and denominator nonzero. The candidate is x = r, but it must satisfy x ≠ d. If r = d, the candidate is invalid and there is no solution.
First require x ≠ a. Multiply 1/(x − a) = b by nonzero x − a: 1 = b(x − a). For b ≠ 0, x = a + 1/b. Check the original equation.
Require x ≠ −a. Multiplying by the denominator gives x + b = c(x + a), so (1 − c)x = ca − b. For c ≠ 1, x = (ca − b)/(1 − c). Check the denominator.
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