Solving Rational Equations with Desmos Techniques

What is a possible outcome when solving rational equations using decimals?

• Only positive solutions

• No solution

• Only multiple solutions

• Only one solution

What indicates a 'no solution' scenario in rational equations?

• When lines intersect at multiple points

• When lines are parallel and do not intersect

• When the graph does not display any lines

• When there is only one intersection point

What should you do if there is no intersection point visible on the graph?

• Keep zooming out until you find one

• Assume an infinite number of solutions

• Submit the answer as 'no solution'

• Only consider the y-intercepts as solutions

How can you identify the solution of a rational equation using a graph?

• By finding the y-intercept

• By observing the slope of the lines

• By locating the x-intercept

• By identifying the intersection point

What does an intersection point on a graph represent in the context of solving rational equations?

• The slope of the line

• The value of y

• The maximum value of the function

• The solution for x

How many solutions can a rational equation have?

• One or more

• Always two

• Always one

• None or more

What does parallel lines on a graph indicate?

• No solution

• Exactly one solution

• An undefined solution

• Multiple solutions

What is required for the assignment submission?

• A written explanation of each solution

• Screenshots showing the intersection points or 'no solution'

• A live presentation of the solutions

• A video recording of solving the equations

How should you document the solution for submission?

• By drawing the graph manually

• By taking a screenshot of the graph showing the solution

• By writing down the x-value of the solution

• By describing the solution in words

What tool is mentioned for solving and submitting the rational equations?

• Desmos

• Adobe Photoshop

• Google Sheets

• Microsoft Excel