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Lecture 1: Asymptotes of rational functions

Lecture 2: Rational inequalities 2

Lecture 3: Multiplying and dividing rational expressions 1

Lecture 4: Recognizing direct and inverse variation

Lecture 5: Adding and subtracting rational expressions 2

Lecture 6: Simplifying rational expressions (old video)

Lecture 7: Solving rational equations 3

Lecture 8: Simplifying rational expressions introduction

Lecture 9: Direct and inverse variation

Lecture 10: Direct variation models

Lecture 11: Applying rational equations 3

Lecture 12: Applying rational equations 2

Lecture 13: Adding and subtracting rational expressions 3

Lecture 14: Finding horizontal and vertical asymptotes

Lecture 15: Ex 1: Multi step equation

Lecture 16: Simplifying rational expressions example 2

Lecture 17: Solving rational equations 2

Lecture 18: Another rational function graph example

Lecture 19: Multiplying and dividing monomials 2

Lecture 20: Simplifying rational expressions 1

Lecture 21: Subtracting rational expressions

Lecture 22: Solving rational equations 1

Lecture 23: Rationalizing denominators of expressions

Lecture 24: Rational inequalities

Lecture 25: Direct variation application

Lecture 26: Multiplying and dividing monomials 3

Lecture 27: Rational equations

Lecture 28: Extraneous solutions to rational equations

Lecture 29: Proportionality constant for direct variation

Lecture 30: Simplifying rational expressions 2

Lecture 31: Simplifying rational expressions 3

Lecture 32: Multiplying and dividing rational expressions 2

Lecture 33: Horizontal and vertical asymptotes of function

Lecture 34: Applying rational equations 1

Lecture 35: Multiplying and dividing rational expressions 3

Lecture 36: Inverse variation application

Lecture 37: Matching rational functions to their graphs

Lecture 38: A third example of graphing a rational function

Lecture 39: Direct variation 1

Lecture 40: Simplifying first for subtracting rational expressions

Lecture 41: Direct inverse and joint variation

Lecture 42: Multiplying and simplifying rational expressions

Lecture 43: Adding and subtracting rational expressions