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Mathematics Vision Project | MV P Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution4NonCommercial4ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. 4.2 All in the Family A Develop Understanding Task We have studied several families of functions over the past few years including linear, exponential, quadratic, logarithmic, square root, and polynomials in general. In this task, we will examine features of families of functions from our previous work and also look at the features of the functions we call rational functions. Part I: Finding features. Use the table to describe the process you would use to find a given feature based on the function and then write how this feature can be found for any function. 1. The process I use to find roots for the following functions: Linear Logarithmic Polynomial (in factored form) In general, you find the roots of a function by… 2. The process I use to determine end behavior for the following functions: Quadratic Exponential Polynomial In general, you determine the end behavior of a function by… 3. Asymptotes occur when… Logarithmic Exponential In general, asymptotes of a function occur when… And you can determine asymptotes by… www.flickr.com/photos/pagedooley/8207781361 7

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4.2$All$in$the$Family$

A"Develop!Understanding+Task!!

We!have!studied!several!families!of!functions!over!the!past!few!years!including!linear,!exponential,!quadratic,!logarithmic,!square!root,!and!polynomials!in!general.!In!this!task,!we!will!examine!features!of!families!of!functions!from!our!previous!work!and!also!look!at!the!features!of!the!functions!we!call!rational!functions.!

Part!I:!Finding!features.!Use!the!table!to!describe!the!process!you!would!use!to!find!a!given!feature!based!on!the!function!and!then!write!how!this!feature!can!be!found!for!any!function.!

1.! The!process!I!use!to!f ind!roots!for!the!following!functions:!Linear! Logarithmic! Polynomial!(in!factored!form)!!!!!!

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In!general,!you!find!the!roots!of!a!function!by…!!!!

2.! The!process!I!use!to!determine!end!behavior!for!the!following!functions:!Quadratic! Exponential! Polynomial!!!!!!

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In!general,!you!determine!the!end!behavior!of!a!function!by…!!!!

3.! Asymptotes!occur!when…!!Logarithmic! Exponential! !!!!!

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In!general,!asymptotes!of!a!function!occur!when…!!!And!you!can!determine!asymptotes!by…!!!

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!4.! The!Domain!of!a!function!is…!!Square!root! Logarithmic! Polynomial!!!!!

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In!general,!the!domain!of!a!function!is…!!!!!

Part!II:!Characteristics!of!Rational!Functions!

In!Birthday!Gift!we!saw!a!rational!function!used!to!model!the!situation!with!Chile.!Rational!

Functions!are!any!function!!(!)!such!that!! ! = !(!)!(!)!where!P!and!Q!are!polynomials!in!x!and!Q!is!

not!the!zero!polynomial.!In!other!words!a!rational!function!is!a!ratio!between!two!polynomials.!

Below!are!examples!of!rational!functions.!Like!other!functions!we!have!studied,!rational!functions!come!in!different!forms,!with!each!form!highlighting!different!aspects!of!the!function.!!

! ! = 1! !!!!!!!!!!! ! = !

! + 3 + !5

! − 2 !!!!!!!!!!!!! ! = !! + 5! − 1!! + 3!! − 6 !!!!!!!!!!!!! ! = ! − 3 ! + 1

!(! − 1)(! − 4)!

Based!on!other!functions!we!have!studied,!make!a!conjecture!as!to!how!you!would!find!the!following!features!of!a!rational!function.!

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Conjecture!as!to!how!to!determine!each!feature!of!a!rational!function:!

Find!the!features!of!this!function:!

! ! = ! − 3 ! + 1!(! − 1)(! − 4)!

To!find!roots…!!!

Roots:!

To!determine!end!behavior…!!!

End!Behavior:!

To!find!asymptotes…!!!

Asymptotes:!

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Part!III:!Parent!Functions!and!transformations.!

The!linear,!quadratic,!square!root,!and!rational!parent!function!are!below.!Sketch!a!graph!of!the!parent!function!and!then!sketch!the!graphs!of!“parents!transformed”.!Use!a!table!of!values!to!assist!you.!

5.!!! ! = !! 6.!!! ! = !!!!

7.!!ℎ ! = !!!

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! ! = ! ! + 3! ! ! = ! ! + 3! ! ! = ℎ ! + 3! ! ! = ! ! + 3!

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! ! = ! ! − 2 ! ! ! = ! ! − 2 ! ! ! = ! ! − 2 ! ! ! = ! ! − 2 !

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!9.!!Each!function!type!has!characteristics!that!separate!it!from!other!families!of!functions,!yet!there!are!also!connections!to!be!made!across!families.!Summarize!this!task!by!explaining!how!you!see!rational!functions!as!different!from!other!functions!you!have!studied!as!well!as!by!how!they!are!similar!to!all!functions.!

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All"in"the"Family–!Teacher'Notes!$A"Develop!Understanding+Task!!

Purpose:$$The$purpose$of$this$task$is$to$develop$student$thinking$about$how$families$of$functions$are$similar$and$also$to$highlight$how$they$are$different.$Specifically,$how$rational$functions$are$similar$and$different$to$other$functions.$In$Part$I,$students$solidify$their$understanding$by$generalizing$how$to$find$roots,$and$behavior,$asymptotes,$and$domain$of$any$given$function.$The$focus$of$this$task$should$mostly$be$on$Part$II,$where$students$use$their$background$knowledge$(and$information$from$Part$I)$to$further$develop$their$understanding$of$rational$functions$using$features$of$the$function.$Part$III$of$this$task$has$students$practice$graphing$transformations$of$functions,$while$at$the$same$time$becoming$more$comfortable$with$transformations$of$the$rational$parent$function,$! ! = ! !!.$$

$Standards!Focus:!!A.SSE.1!Interpret$expressions$that$represent$a$quantity$in$terms$of$its$context.$a.$Interpret$parts$of$an$expression,$such$as$terms,$factors,$and$coefficients.$!F.IF.4!For$a$function$that$models$a$relationship$between$two$quantities,$interpret$key$features$of$graphs$and$tables$in$terms$of$the$quantities,$and$sketch$graphs$showing$key$features$given$a$verbal$description$of$the$relationship.$Key!features!include:!intercepts,!intervals!where!the!function!is!increasing/decreasing,!positive!or!negative;!relative!maximums!and!minimums;!symmetries;!end!behavior;!and!periodicity.*!!!F.IF.7d!Graph$functions$expressed$symbolically$and$show$key$features$of$the$graph,$by$hand$in$simple$cases$and$using$technology$for$more$complicated$cases.*$d.$Graph$rational$functions,$identifying$zeros$when$suitable$factorizations$are$available,$and$showing$end$behavior.$$F.IF.8!Write$a$function$defined$by$an$expression$in$different$but$equivalent$forms$to$reveal$and$explain$different$properties$of$the$function.$!F.BF.3!Identify$the$effect$on$the$graph$of$replacing$f(x)!by!f(x)+k,!kf(x),!f(kx),!and!f(x+k)!for$specific$values$of$k$(both$positive$and$negative);$find$the$value$of$k$given$the$graphs.$Experiment$with$cases$and$illustrate$an$explanation$of$the$effects$on$the$graph$using$technology.$Include$recognizing$even$and$odd$functions$from$the$graphs$and$algebraic$expressions$for$them.$$!!Related:!A.CED.3,!F.IF.6!

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Launch!(Whole!Class):!!Begin!by!telling!students!that!they!are!going!to!complete!this!task!in!three!parts.!Part!I!is!the!launch,!where!students!will!create!an!example!of!a!given!function!and!then!describe!how!they!would!find!the!given!feature!of!that!function!(how!they!would!find!the!domain,!for!example).!For!each!problem,!they!should!also!create!a!generalization!for!finding!each!feature.!When!they!have!completed!Part!I,!they!should!share!their!generalizations!of!how!they!would!find!each!of!the!features!for!any!given!function!and!then!move!on!to!complete!Part!II!with!their!small!group.!!Explore!(Small !Group):!!Have!students!work!independently!on!Part!I!and!then!have!them!discuss!their!generalizations!with!each!other!before!moving!on!to!Part!II.!Monitor!student!thinking!as!they!work,!listening!to!students!in!their!small!groups!justify!their!generalizations!about!how!they!find!features!of!functions.!!As!students!work!on!question!5,!note!which!groups!are!choosing!functions!b,!c,!and!d.!As!students!are!discussing!how!to!find!the!features!of!the!function!they!have!chosen,!ask!them!why!they!chose!the!function!they!did.![While!function!b!‘looks!easy’!to!begin!with,!finding!the!roots!requires!simplifying!the!function—do!not!discourage!students!to!change!their!function!if!this!is!the!one!they!chose!to!work!on,!however,!if!they!say!the!root!is!at!(e5,!0),!ask!them!to!show!their!evidence!that!this!is!true.!Look!for!a!group!of!students!who!complete!function!b!with!the!correct!answers!for!the!roots!and!the!asymptotes.!While!function!c!does!allow!us!to!find!the!end!behavior!easily,!most!students!will!probably!not!choose!this!one!to!work!on!(since!hopefully,!they!will!realize!that!d!is!already!factored!therefore!easier!to!find!the!roots).!After!students!have!spent!a!‘decent!amount!of!time’!on!question!5!(and!you!know!who!you!plan!to!have!share!out!during!the!large!group!discussion,!have!the!class!move!onto!Part!III!of!the!task.!Have!students!work!on!this!part!if!the!task!long!enough!that!the!whole!group!discussion!can!also!include!student!thinking!for!question!9.!!!Discuss!(Whole!Class): !You!may!wish!to!start!the!whole!group!discussion!by!selecting!a!student!who!correctly!worked!through!function!b!in!question!5!(the!correct!answers!of!the!roots!being!at!(3,0)!and!at!(e2,!0)!and!that!the!asymptotes!are!at!x!=!2!and!x!=!4).!Have!them!go!through!their!process!for!finding!the!features!(using!their!explanations!from!Part!I).!Next,!have!a!student!share!their!solutions!for!function!d.!After!this!student!shares!their!results!(and!explains!how!they!found!the!roots!and!asymptotes),!ask!the!class!why!function!d!is!in!an!easier!‘form’!than!function!c.!This!is!a!good!time!to!talk!about!the!forms!of!a!rational!function!and!to!highlight!that!function!d!is!the!best!form!to!graph!these!features.!Later!in!the!module,!students!will!spend!more!time!discussing!end!behavior!so!you!may!wish!to!focus!the!attention!of!this!task!on!how!it!is!best!to!graph!rational!functions!when!they!are!in!factored!form!and!to!make!sure!students!know!how!to!find!the!roots,!asymptotes,!and!domain!at!this!time.!To!conclude!the!discussion,!discuss!question!9.!Summarize!this!task!by!explaining!how!you!see!rational!functions!as!different!from!other!functions!you!have!studied!as!well!as!by!how!they!are!similar!to!all!functions.!

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