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Algebra 2 Rational functions

Rational expressions and the parent function 1/x

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Question 1
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A \(\textbf{rational expression}\) is a ratio of two polynomials with a nonzero denominator. Which of the following is a rational expression?
A.
\(\dfrac{2x+1}{x-3}\)
B.
\(\dfrac{\sqrt{x}+4}{x^2}\)
C.
\(\dfrac{5}{2^x+1}\)
D.
\(3x^2-7x+1\)
\(\dfrac{2x+1}{x-3}\)

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