Across
- 2. To create two equal angles or segments
- 3. A list of #'s that follow a pattern or rule
- 8. The coordinate where a function has a change in its concavity.
- 12. A number that uses a point to separate whole units from fractional parts based on powers of 10
- 13. A fixed number that a function gets closer and closer to, but does not always equal.
- 14. the original amount of money borrowed on a loan or initially deposited into an account, separate from any interest or fees
- 17. A Function that will have a constant third difference.
- 18. When the sum of two angles equals 180°
- 20. The middle value of a data set
- 21. When two lines intersect creating a right angle.
- 22. Interest that grows linearly because interest is calculated only on the original principal.
- 24. The typical or average distance from the mean for all data points in a data set.
- 25. A classification of a polynomial with the highest exponent degree being five.
- 27. The set of whole numbers both positive and negative.
- 29. a measure of how much one quantity changes in relation to another quantity changing, “Rise over Run”
- 30. The total amount resulting from the addition of two or more numbers
- 33. Values that are organized into groups or labels
- 35. A list of #'s that add or subtract to get from one term to the next
- 39. One of the many words that also means “X-intercept, Root or Solution”
- 40. A function that calculates the instantaneous rate of change or the slope of the tangent lines of a graph.
- 41. When two geometric items are of equal measure
- 42. The growth or decay factor of change between terms in a Geometric Sequence
Down
- 1. Values that can be placed on a number line, where an average makes sense
- 2. The process of matching your personal or business check register (book balance) with your monthly bank statement to make sure both balances agree
- 3. Another term for Rate of Change, a measure of the steepness and direction of a straight line
- 4. A list of #'s that demonstrate a multiplicative pattern
- 5. The absolute greatest y-value on a Function’s graph.
- 6. the starting amount of a function or relationship, representing the output value when the input is exactly zero.
- 7. Value The numerical amount a digit holds based on its position on a number line
- 9. Interest calculated on the initial principal and the accumulated interest from previous periods
- 10. Means "per 100" and represents a part of a whole expressed in hundredths
- 11. __________ compounding describes a theoretical situation where interest is calculated and added to an account balance infinitely many times per year (every trillionth of a second, without stopping)
- 15. An exponent rule that allows you to subtract exponents if they have the same base.
- 16. The percentage of the principal charged by a lender for borrowing money, or paid by a bank for keeping money in a savings account.
- 19. When a function has an increasing rate of change.
- 23. A relationship, equation, or function that forms a straight line when plotted on a graph
- 26. A constant value that is being added or subtracted between terms
- 27. A triangle with 2 congruent sides and 2 congruent Base Angles
- 28. An angle whose measure is between 0° and 90°.
- 31. The place or positional value of a number within a sequence
- 32. A numerical expression representing a part of a whole or a proportion of a group, written as a quotient of two numbers… There is a Numerator and a Denominator
- 34. The average or typical value of a data set
- 36. An individual number within a sequence
- 37. a mathematical statement asserting that two expressions are equal in value, typically separated by an equals sign (=)
- 38. A type of rigid motion transformation that always maintains Size, Shape and Orientation.
- 41. A type of function that has no vertical asymptotes, holes, or jumps, meaning you can draw its entire graph without lifting your pencil.