Unit 2 Vocab
Across
- 5. Highest or greatest power of a variable in a polynomial equation
- 8. Becoming of more value
- 10. Becoming of less value
- 11. Another name for x-intercepts
- 14. A number multiplied by itself 'n' times to get the initial value
- 15. Behavior of a graph of f(x) as x approaches infinity
- 17. Largest value taken by a function
- 19. The max or mini value of the function
- 24. Every non-constant single-variable polynomial with complex coefficients has at least one complex root
- 27. Consisting of several terms
- 30. The method of expressing large numbers in terms of powers
- 31. When rearranging the problem, it will not change the answer
- 32. A function that involves only positive integer powers/exponents of a variable
- 33. The algebraic expression containing only 2 terms
- 34. Fills in for numbers that cannot exist
- 35. Numbers written in front of the variable with the largest exponent
Down
- 1. Where a factor is distributed over an expression in parentheses
- 2. Where the slopes of the function are decreasing
- 3. An algebraic expression containing 3 terms
- 4. Where the slopes of the function are increasing
- 6. A function whose value is a constant raised to the power of the arguement
- 7. Larger number of factors than quadratic polynomials
- 9. Ratio of two polynomials
- 12. Each of 2 complex numbers having their real parts identical & imaginary parts of opposite sign value
- 13. Where the numerator of the fractioned exponent is the power of the base & the denominator is the index
- 16. A region defined by the two axis (x- & y-axis) of the coordinate system
- 18. Amount of times a number appears in the multiset
- 20. Smallest value taken by a function
- 21. Value that a function approaches as the input approaches some value
- 22. A statistical technique that relates a dependent variable to 1 (or more) independent variables
- 23. Any number that can be found in the real world
- 25. Any equation that can be rearranged in standard form
- 26. Where two lines cross each other
- 28. A number that divides the given number evenly (with no remainders)
- 29. A number when multiplied by itself produces the original number