Algebra 2 Vocabulary
Across
- 1. The length of an interval at which a periodic function repeats
- 5. An algebraic expression containing two or more terms with variables and exponents
- 8. Shifts, stretches, or reflections that alter a parent function's graph
- 10. A number or expression that describes how many times a base is multiplied by itself
- 12. The number or expression that is raised to an exponent
- 14. A line that a graph gets infinitely close to, but never truly touches or crosses
Down
- 2. The complete set of possible input values for a function
- 3. A polynomial consisting of exactly two terms
- 4. The value halfway between the maximum and minimum values of a period function
- 6. The inverse operation of an exponent
- 7. The complete set of all possible output values resulting from a function
- 9. The highest exponent found in a polynomial
- 11. The power to which a factor occurs in the factored form of a polynomial
- 13. the transformation that multiplies the input or output of a function by the same factor