Math 1050

Your homework (if any) is on Web Assign or Canvas. Remember that quizzes close the morning of the test.

For Animal #3

1)
If the degree of the numerator is greater to the degree of the denominator, you will have a slant or oblique asymptote. You find this asymptote through division.
2)
You have Vertical asymptotes at all undefined moments (remember, the denominator cannot equal zero).
3)
Find your zeros (numerator equal zero) and your Y-intercept (and graph them).
3.5)
You must check to see if you intersect the oblique asymptote.
4)
Use end point behavior and begin graph.
5)
Use multiplicities and finish graph.

6)
Look for holes.
7)
You're finished, give your graph an emotional hug!

Secondary 2

You have only one homework problem, on page 215, #10.

Quiz: TOMORROW!!! Friday, September 26th
Test: Thursday, October 2nd

Math 1050

Your homework (if any) is on Web Assign or Canvas. Remember that quizzes close the morning of the test.

For Animal #2

1)
If the degree of the numerator is EQUAL to the degree of the denominator, the horizontal asymptote equals the lead coeffecients.
2)
You have Vertical asymptotes at all undefined moments (remember, the denominator cannot equal zero).
3)
Find your zeros (numerator equal zero) and your Y-intercept (and graph them).
4)
Use end point behavior and begin graph.
5)
Use multiplicities and finish graph.
6.5)

You must check to see if you intersect the horizontal asymptote.

6)
Look for holes.
7)
You're finished, give your graph an emotional hug!

Secondary 2

Today's homework will be due Thursday. September 25th.

Section 4.6
9, 11, 13, 19-22, 29


Quiz: Friday, September 26th
Test: Thursday, October 2nd

Math 1050

Your homework (if any) is on Web Assign or Canvas.

For Beast #1, the friendly beast:
1)
If the degree of the numerator is less than the degree of the denominator, then you have a horizontal asymptote at y=0.
2)
You have Vertical asymptotes at all undefined moments (remember, the denominator cannot equal zero).
3)
Find your zeros (numerator equal zero) and your Y-intercept (and graph them).
4)
Use end point behavior and begin graph.
5)
Use multiplicities and finish graph.
6)
Look for holes.
7)
You're finished, give your graph an emotional hug!

Secondary 2

You guys have no homework tonight.

Quiz: Friday, September 26th
Test: Thursday, October 2nd

Secondary 2

Now is the time to come in for help guys, you can't just wait for the test and then hope.
Mr. Schiffman is available every afternoon for an hour and every morning except Wednesdays for an hour. Come in NOW.

Homework
4.5
1, 11, 14, 23

Quiz: Friday, September 26th
Test: Thursday, October 2nd.

Math 1050

Your homework (if any) is on Web Assign or Canvas.
Remember quizzes close the morning of the test.