Algebra II

2. One complete, continuous repetition of a repeating pattern in a periodic function
3. The angle created when the arc length of a circle is exactly equal to the length of its radius
4. The mathematical inverse of an exponent
6. A function that "undoes" the original function
8. A measure of how often an event, value, or cycle occurs
11. The complete set of all possible input values
12. Measures the steepness and direction of a line
13. A trigonometric function that represents the ratio of specific sides in a right triangle, or the corresponding coordinate of a point rotating around a Unit Circle.
14. A symmetric, U-shaped curve generated by a quadratic equation
17. A mathematical expression consisting of variables and constants
18. The height of a wave-like (sinusoidal) graph. It is the vertical distance from the center line to a peak or a trough, or exactly half the total distance between the highest and lowest points
19. How many times a base number is multiplied by itself

1. The horizontal distance it takes for a repeating function to complete one full cycle
5. The complete set of all possible output values
7. An ordered list of numbers, objects, or mathematical expressions where the order matters
9. The part of the quadratic formula underneath the square root symbol
10. Used in mathematics to represent an unspecified number, an unknown quantity, or a value that can change
15. The tangent trigonometric function to a curve
16. The measure of an angle to the coordinates of a point on a circle or the ratios of sides in a right triangle