Across
- 3. Set of all possible x - values on the horizontal axis. Set of all possible y - values on the vertical axis.
- 4. ax^2 + bc + c = 0 is the equation you use to solve it.You plug it into the quadratic formula.
- 10. Non-negative distance from zero to a number line. Represents as |x|.
- 12. It is a negative number in your square root. You use i to represent the negative number in the square root.
- 15. It is where two lines on a graph meet. It means there is at least one solution or point of intersection.
- 16. It describes the trend of x and y values as they approach negative and positive infinity. It shows whether the graph rises, falls, or levels of.
- 17. It contains variables, coefficients, and non - negative integer exponents. There can be 1 term, 2 terms, and 3 terms.
- 18. The letter in an equation. It resembles a number we do not know.
- 19. A term with the same variables raised to the same exponents. This allows them to be added and subtracted to each other.
- 20. There is an input (x) and an output (y). It is two sets of numbers, where every input has only one output.
Down
- 1. The function in y = a( x - h )^2 + k. It is the turning point of the parabola.
- 2. Where the line on the graph touches a point on the y - axis. It symbolizes b on y = mx + b.
- 5. It is a number that is multiplied by itself. When it gets multiplied by itself it gives the original number.
- 6. You put it in y = mx + b form. It makes a straight line on a graph.
- 7. Represents steepness and direction of a line using rise over run. It is written as mx.
- 8. Inverse of a number by switching the numerator and the denominator. You can also divide one by a number.
- 9. A point on the graph where the y - values are lower than other points on the graph. The lowest point is called the crest.
- 11. Repeated multiplication of a base number. It indicates how many times to multiply the base number.
- 13. U - shaped curve on a quadratic function graph. It is always symmetrical.
- 14. A point on the graph where the y - values are higher than other points on the graph. The highest point is called the peak.
