Across
- 3. an expression composed of terms with variables as bases and positive integers.
- 4. a statement that two algebraic expressions are related but not equal.
- 8. breaking the expression down into bits to multiply together to find the original expression.
- 10. a function that serves to “undo” another function.
- 11. opposite of multiplication.
- 12. combining or condensing logarithmic expressions into a single quantity.
- 13. a statement that the values of two mathematical expressions are equal.
- 15. method used for dividing large numbers into groups or parts.
- 19. one of the positive or negative whole numbers or zero.
- 20. a number or an alphabet that is multiplied by a variable of the terms of a polynomial.
- 21. the set of all inputs in a relation (usually x).
Down
- 1. determining the arithmetic value of an expression by substituting number values for the variables.
- 2. opposite of subtraction.
- 5. a mathematical phrase which contains one or more variables.
- 6. The power to which one base number must be raised to produce another number.
- 7. a polynomial of two terms.
- 9. a quantity whose value does not change.
- 14. any number which cannot be expressed as a whole number or zero.
- 16. the "short-hand" version of long division.
- 17. to express a single logarithmic expression into many individual parts or components.
- 18. a relation in which each element in the domain corresponds with exactly one element in the range.