Aubrey Murry

6. one value is smaller than another
7. when an equation or system of equations has no possible variable values that make it true.
9. measures the steepness, incline, or direction of a line, representing the ratio of vertical change ("rise") to horizontal change ("run") between any two points
10. a relationship, equation, or function that forms a straight line when graphed
13. functions, equations, or systems that do not form a straight line when graphed and where output is not directly proportional to input
14. one value, quantity, or number is larger than another
15. The x-intercept is the point(s) where a graph or equation intersects or crosses the horizontal x-axis.

1. two expressions, numbers, or quantities have exactly the same value, amount, or identity, representing a state of balance
2. a specific equation or system has exactly one unique value for the variable that makes the equation true
3. the horizontal number line in a two-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system that serves as a reference line for measurement
4. A y-intercept is the point where a graph intersects the vertical \(y\)-axis,
5. thinking, acting, or being based on reason, logic, and facts rather than emotions or instinct
8. a part of a whole or a collection of objects, written as one number over another
11. a real number that cannot be expressed as a simple fraction (ratio) of two integers
12. y-axis is the vertical line (running up and down)