Slant Asymptotes Search Puzzle Worksheet
Practice finding slant asymptotes with this free printable slant asymptote search puzzle worksheet I created for precalculus students.
Instructions
Find the slant asymptote for each rational function and locate it in the grid below. Asymptotes will be arranged either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally in the grid.
AP Precalculus Alignment
This worksheet correlates with Topic 1.11 (Equivalent Representations of Polynomial and Rational Expressions) in the Course and Exam Description for AP Precalculus.
Learning Objective 1.11.B states “Determine the quotient of two polynomial functions using long division.”
If you are teaching AP Precalc, be sure to check out my entire collection of free printable AP Precalculus activities.
Files for Slant Asymptotes Search Puzzle Worksheet.
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Puzzle Solutions
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