Across
- 2. When an “x-y table” is plotted on a coordinate plane it creates a _____.
- 4. A type of graph that is a line.
- 10. When the numerator of a number = 0, the line on the graph is _____.
- 11. Product of a numeral and one or more variables.
- 15. Non terminating, Non repeating.
- 16. Rise/Run.
- 18. Where a pair of lines cross over one another.
- 19. Imaginary, "i."
- 21. A polynomial in which the highest exponential value is 2.
- 22. The "power" of a number
- 23. An algebraic expression where two or more monomials are being added or subtracted together.
- 24. a value that can replace a variable that makes an equation or inequality true.
- 25. b^2-4ac.
- 29. To reduce to the smallest form of the expression.
- 31. Straight, goes on to infinity.
- 32. Where the line crosses the “x” or “y” axis.
- 36. A number in the form of a fraction.
- 39. Any rational or irrational number.
- 40. A statement of equality between to expressions that may be true or false.
Down
- 1. When the denominator of a fraction = 0, the line is _____.
- 3. Also known as "the square root of."
- 5. Type of division that is a shorthand method of polynomial division. Generally used for finding the roots.
- 6. A polynomial that has exactly 3 terms.
- 7. the numerical factor of a monomial.
- 8. A polynomial with exactly 2 terms.
- 9. The vertical axis in a complex plane.
- 12. Solutions to an equation.
- 13. Property in which the coefficient is multiplied into the attached parenthesis.
- 14. Where the parabola is at its maximum or minimum location.
- 17. A pair of lines that have opposite reciprocal slopes, causing the lines to intersect, forming a 90 degree angle.
- 20. The process that allows a sum to be written as a product.
- 26. A point on a coordinate plane.
- 27. The number of time that a factor is repeated in the factorization of a polynomial expression.
- 28. A relationship in which, for each first coordinate, there is exactly one corresponding coordinate.
- 30. A type of polynomial that cannot be solved with a conventional factoring method. The alternative factoring method we use for this type of polynomial is called “Completing the square.”
- 33. Parts of an expression that have a coefficient and a variable and are also separated by an addition or subtraction sign.
- 34. A monomial with no variables.
- 35. Two lines that have the same slope, on the same coordinate plane are ______ to each other.
- 37. Also known as "roots" or "x-intercepts"
- 38. A polynomial in which the highest exponential value is 3.