Math Final

3. A number that cannot be represented by a fraction
6. A sequence in which you repeatedly add the same number by the initial value.
8. A range of numbers that represent the solutions of x
12. The shape of line that appears when graphing a quadratic equation
13. The concept of multiplying large numbers by themselves in terms of powers
14. Multiplying a number by itself
15. The number that the initial value is repeatedly multiplied by in a exponential equation or function

1. A sequence in which you repeatedly multiply the same number by the initial value.
2. A pattern of growth that occurs when you multiply the initial amount by a number greater than 1 repeatedly
4. A number that can be represented by a fraction
5. The minimum or maximum point in y value when graphing a quadratic equation
7. A mathematical equation that can be represented by the generic equation ax^2+bx+c=0 where a,b,and c are known, a≠0, and x is unknown
9. The "zeros"
10. A pattern of decay that occurs when you multiply the initial amount by a number less than 1 repeatedly
11. A range of numbers that represent the solutions of x