Algebra 1 Final Crossword

2. A fixed value that does not change throughout a problem.
5. Increasing an amount by a percentage rate over time. An example of this is compund interest.
8. A strategy to change standard form into vertex form.
9. The type of exponent(e) shown by, 2^e=1/(2^e)
10. A type of function that is a straight line when graphed.
11. The highest or lowest point on a parabola
12. The smallest amount possible.
13. When you multiply a number by itself.
14. A constant that a variable is multiplied by.
17. ax^2+bx+c=0 (a and b are coefficients, c is the constant, and x is the variable.)
18. The type of form that can be used as a quadratic function and can be used to find the x intercepts.
19. A description of a math rule that uses numbers,letters,and symbols.

1. Decreasing an amount by a percentage rate over time. It will get smaller as time goes on.
3. A real number that cannot be a fraction and the decimal form goes on forever.
4. A type of function where the rate of change is not always the same.
6. (f(b)-f(a))/(b-a)
7. A real number that can be put into fraction form.
12. The highest/greatest amount possible.
15. The value of x on a graph where the data point intersects the x-axis.
16. A curve that is symmetrical on both sides and similar to a U shape.