Rational Expressions Practice Test
This test has 20 questions
Factor before canceling, preserve restrictions, combine fractions with LCDs, and simplify complex rational expressions.
This test has 20 questions
The test covers the full range of algebraic work with rational expressions: simplifying, multiplying, dividing, adding, subtracting, evaluating, and finding excluded values.
It also includes complex fractions and reciprocals, where domain restrictions can expand after an expression is inverted.
Factoring, cancellation, LCDs, multiplication and division, complex fractions, reciprocals, evaluation, and excluded values.
Do not erase a restriction after cancellation or add numerators and denominators directly.
Each question has four answer choices. The explanation shows the method, completes the algebra, states the conclusion, and explains why every distractor is incorrect.