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    Lesson 2.4:: The Learner Performs Operations On Rational

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    1) The document provides lesson on dividing rational algebraic expressions. It gives examples of dividing expressions like , , and expressions from word problems. 2) To divide rational expressions, multiply the dividend by the reciprocal of the divisor, factor numerators and denominators, cancel common factors, and multiply remaining terms. 3) Examples show setting up long division of expressions step-by-step and simplifying final quotients. The goal is for students to understand dividing rational expressions through examples.

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    Lesson 2.

    4:

    Learning Competency:
    The learner performs operations on rational
    algebraic expressions. (M8AL-Ic-d-1)
    (Dividing Rational Algebraic Expressions)
    Objectives:

    This module is designed for students like you, so that you


    will have a better understanding on the concepts of rational
    algebraic expressions. Specifically, you are expected to:
    a.) divide rational algebraic expressions; and
    b.) develop logical thinking to fully understand each example
    presented in this section
    Pretest
      
    Direction: Write the capital letter of the correct answer.

    1. When is divided by , what is the quotient?


    A. B. C. D.

     2. What is the quotient when is divided by ?


    A. B. C. D.
    Pretest
      
    3. What is the quotient of ?
    A. B. C. D.

     4. How much does a kilo of banana cost if kilos


    cost pesos?
    A. pesos C. pesos
    B. pesos D. pesos
    Pretest
     5. How much does a mango cost if mangoes cost
    pesos?
    A. pesos C. ( pesos
    B. ( pesos D. ( pesos
    Recall
       The reciprocal of is .
    1.) What is the reciprocal of ?

     
    2.) What is the quotient when is divided by ?
     Solution:

    Simplify first the terms by cancelling


    out the common factor, then multiply
    the dividend by the reciprocal of the
    divisor.
      As shown on the solution, the
     
    quotient is .
    Recall
       4.) What is the GCF of
    3.) What is the simplest form
    of ? and ?

     Solution:  Factored form of:


    factor both the
    numerator &
    denominator
    cancel out the common
    factor
    Therefore, the GCF is .
     The simplest form is .
    Things to Process

       In dividing rational algebraic expression, use the rule in dividing fractions.


    Multiply the dividend by the reciprocal of the divisor. Then simplify the result.
    In symbols, for any real numbers and , where

    For easy simplifications, it would be better if the numerator and denominator


    of the rational expressions are factored completely.
    Things to Process

    Example
      1: When is divided by , what is the quotient?
    Solution:
      Step 1: Multiply the dividend by
    the reciprocal of the divisor.
      Step 2: Factor the numerators and
    denominators completely.
      Step 3: Cancel out the common factors equal to 1.
      Step 4: Multiply the numerators then the denominators.
    𝟑𝒔
    Then simplify.
     
    ¿
    𝟐
     When is divided by , the quotient is .
    Things to Process

    Example
      2: What is the quotient when is divided by ?
    Solution:
      Step 1: Multiply the dividend by
    the reciprocal of the divisor.
      Step 2: Factor the numerators and
    denominators completely.
      Step 3: Cancel out the common factors equal to 1.
      Step 4: Multiply the numerators then the
    denominators. Then simplify.
     

     When is divided by the quotient is .


    Things to Process

    Example
      3: What is the quotient of ?
    Solution:
      Step 1: Multiply the dividend by
    the reciprocal of the divisor.
      Step 2: Factor the numerators and
    denominators completely.
      Step 3: Cancel out the common factors equal to 1.
      Step 4: Multiply the numerators then the
    denominators. Then simplify.

    Therefore, the quotient is 1.


    Things to Process
    Example
      4: How much does a kilo of banana cost if kilos cost
    pesos?

      Solution: To get the cost of a kilo of banana, divide the cost pesos by kilos of banana
      Step 1: Multiply the dividend by
    the reciprocal of the divisor.
      Step 2: Factor the numerators and
    denominators completely.
      Step 3: Cancel out the common factors equal to 1.
      Step 4: Multiply the numerators then the
    denominators. Then simplify.
     Therefore, a kilo of banana costs pesos.
    Things to Process
    Example
      5: How much does a mango cost if mangoes cost
    pesos?
      Solution:
    To get the cost of a mango, divide the total cost by the number of mangoes
      Step 1: Multiply the dividend by
    the reciprocal of the divisor.
      Step 2: Factor the numerators and
    denominators completely.
      Step 3: Cancel out the common factors
    equal to 1.
      Step 4: Multiply the numerators then the
     A mango costs pesos. denominators. Then simplify.
    Things to Ponder

    To divide rational algebraic expression:


    a.) multiply the dividend by the reciprocal of the divisor;
    b.) factor the numerators and denominators completely;
    c.) cancel out the common factors equal to 1; and
    d.) multiply the numerators and the denominators.
    Simplify if possible.

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