The document provides information and examples about solving rational equations. It discusses that a rational equation contains one or more rational expressions. It then provides two main methods for solving rational equations - cross multiplying and finding the least common denominator. Several steps are outlined for using the least common denominator method, including finding the common denominator, clearing denominators by multiplying both sides by the LCM, solving the resulting equation, and checking solutions. Examples of using both methods to solve rational equations are shown. Additional resources for learning more about solving rational equations are also provided.