Pi Day Precalculus Crossword
Across
- 3. An adjective describing two angles that share a terminal side.
- 6. The study of angles, often using right triangles.
- 9. The number being raised to a power using logarithms.
- 11. One unit to measure angles. With this unit, a circle has 360 of them.
- 15. A mathematical expression that defines the relationship between two variables.
- 16. (side) A straight line from where an angle ends.
- 18. Usually exponential, this process increases a quantity of something over time.
- 20. An adjective describing two angles with measures that add up to 180°.
- 22. The inverse function that involves exponents and bases.
- 24. The word used to describe angles between the x-axis and the terminal side of the angle.
- 27. An adjective describing two angles with measures that add up to 90°.
- 28. (side) A straight line from where an angle starts.
- 29. Another name for the x-intercepts of a function.
- 30. The figure formed by two lines or rays with a common intersecting point.
Down
- 1. one fourth of a Cartesian plane or two-dimensional coordinate plane.
- 2. Defined by the formula (a + bi)(a - bi), these factors have a reciprocal relationship.
- 4. An expression or constant that represents to what power another expression or constant is raised to. It is written typically in the top right corner of an expression or constant.
- 5. Set of x-values in a function.
- 7. Set of y-values in a function.
- 8. A line with a fixed starting point, but no endpoint (with the endpoint being an arrow).
- 10. These types of solutions are derived from the process of solving a mathematical problem, but they are not real nor valid answers that are applicable to the problem.
- 12. Another unit to measure angles. With this unit, a circle has 2π of them.
- 13. The point on a graph where a line crosses the x-axis or y-axis.
- 14. The highest point of a parabola.
- 17. A line or curve that the line or curve of a graph never touches, but approaches.
- 19. A polynomial equation with the highest power being of the second degree.
- 21. A word describing a particular type of interest. Many people use this type of interest to grow their savings.
- 23. Usually exponential, this process decreases a quantity of something over time.
- 25. An expression or constant that divides evenly through another expression or constant.
- 26. The longest side of a right triangle that is opposite of its right angle.