All polynomials are rational functions, that perhaps I should just imagine them as "over 1". Good. B

Guinzio3rv

Guinzio3rv

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2022-02-17

All polynomials are rational functions, that perhaps I should just imagine them as "over 1". Good. But the definition of a rational function has the concept of "ratio" in it. And when I found this:
A cylinder has a volume of (x+3)(x23x18)π cubic centimeters. Find the height of the cylinder.
I wondered how this is a ratio of any sort?(It can't be a ratio of the expression over 1) So if a=(x+3),b=(x23x18), and c=π,
can we say a,b,c are "in a ratio," i.e., a:b:c?

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Athena Hussain

Athena Hussain

Beginner2022-02-18Added 5 answers

You seem to be asking multiple different questions that are not actually related to each other.
A polynomial p is a rational functions for the reason thats

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