College Algebra, MTH111
Across
- 5. After reducing, I set this equal to zero to find the equation of any vertical asymptotes.
- 7. A type of rate of change taken over an interval.
- 8. This is a type of function that is symmetric across the y-axis.
- 12. After reducing, I set this equal to zero to find the location of the x-intercepts.
- 13. Type of asymptote found by the ratio of leading terms.
- 14. Another word for shifting the graph of a function.
- 15. This term gives us the end behavior of a polynomial.
- 16. The intercept we find by setting x=0.
- 23. This parent function whose graph is shaped like a V.
- 24. The direction a graph is translated if we subtract 5 outside the parentheses of f(x).
- 25. The type of function created by the fraction of two polynomials.
- 26. The largest exponent when a polynomial is written in standard form.
- 27. The direction a graph is translated if we add 5 inside the parentheses of f(x).
- 29. Type of behavior as x goes to plus/minus infinity.
- 30. The set of all outputs.
- 31. Another name for rise over run.
- 32. The sign of any input of a logarithm (base b) function.
Down
- 1. Two words. This parent function has an exponent of 1/2.
- 2. This determines how a graph behaves when it "hits" the x-axis.
- 3. The intercept we find by solving f(x)=0.
- 4. This parent function "undoes" or is the inverse of an exponential function.
- 6. non-BLANK. This must be the sign of anything under the square root.
- 9. Two words. The exponent for the inverse of x^3/2.
- 10. This is the form of a quadratic that allows one to quickly identify the location of a maximum or minimum.
- 11. Type of asymptote from zeros in the denominator.
- 17. A BLANK function. The type created when we put together pieces of other functions.
- 18. The set of all possible inputs.
- 19. This is what we do to get a mirror image.
- 20. This parent function gives an output exactly the same as the input.
- 21. The BLANK. A math/scientific name to "undo" a process.
- 22. The name of an output of a function.
- 28. The value of a function at an x-intercept.