Algebra Project Crossword Puzzle

5. It shows the direction and steepness of a line. It is written as a ratio. It can be zero, undefined, positive, or negative. The formula to find it, is rise over run.
9. A math statement which states two expressions are equal to a variable, constant, or a coefficient. You usually try to solve what a variable equals. However, there may be special cases where there are no solutions or infinitely many solutions.
10. The set of X-values in a relation. It is the set of all the function's potential inputs
11. It is written as y = a(b)^x. The function has an asymptote. a tells us that the Y-intercept will be at (0,a). b tells us the growth or decay. The x is the exponent of x.
13. A vertical line which splits the parabola into equal halves. It goes through the vertex of the parabola.
15. The set of Y-values in a relation.It is the set of potential output values.

1. A transformation in which each point in a figure is moved the same distance in the same direction.
2. Between two data sets, this word describes the relationship between them. It can be positive, negative, and there can be none.
3. A phrase in mathematics that may contain variables,coefficients,constants,and/or operators.
4. A statement of an order connection between two numbers or algebraic expressions, such as greater than, greater than or equal to, less than, or less than or equal to.
6. It identifies/tells how much times the base should be multiplied by itself.
7. Terms that are raised to the same power and have the same variable. Ex: 4x^2 and 3x^2.
8. The U-shaped curve in a quadratic equation. It always has a maximum or a minimum point.
12. A letter placeholder (usually x or y)that represents and stands for an unknown value/number.
14. Creates a mirror image by flipping a figure over the X or Y axis. The figure will be on the opposite side of the axis.