Analytic Geometry

3. To show that the conclusion or result coincides with the stated assumption.
4. Is a different way of writing powers.
7. Is defined by the formula f (x) = a x, where the variable x occurs as an exponent.
9. Statement that has been proved or can be proved.
10. Happens when the power of a number is a variable and it is part of an equation.
12. Set of values or inputs accepted by the function.
13. Difference between the greatest and smallest value.
14. The logarithm of a number using base e.
15. Logarithm that has 10 as a base.

1. "3 is greater than 4." "The square root of 9 is rational." "There are infinite numbers."
2. Shows an increase with the passing of time.
5. Equations that involve logarithms of variables or expressions.
6. A decrease of quantity over a period of time.
8. Number that represents the amount of times the base should repeat itself in a power.
11. Number that repeats itself in a power.