… I’m working on Quadratic Rational Expressions, and I can’t find problems for those.
If you're looking for a specific type of exercise, then you need to be specific. (There are different things that students could be instructed to do with rational expressions containing quadratic polynomials.) We need to know what you're doing, to be able to search for specific exercise types. Do the exercises mostly deal with simplifying these expressions, like factoring the numerator and denominator, to cancel common factors? Are you asked to combine two or more algebraic ratios (i.e., add or subtract, to get a single ratio)? Maybe you're graphing their behavior. Maybe you're doing polynomial division longhand.
Also, if you've actually been working with equations (not standalone expressions), please be sure to clarify.
For working with rational expressions, I googled various keyword combinations, like
algebra ratio quadratic worksheet, and I saw many options. (With search results, we sometimes need to manually check 5 to 10 links, before finding one that suits our needs. This is normal. Don't give up too soon.)
Free algebra textbooks have lots of exercises, and they are well-organized. Here's a chapter on
simplifying, adding/subtracting, and multiplying algebraic ratios. Look at pages 419-420. Are those the types of exercises you've been practicing?
Here's a site that offers
free algebra worksheets on many topics; scroll down (or browser search) the page to locate the section titled, "Rational Expressions". You'll see a number of links for specific PDF files.
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