Across
- 3. A way of condensing or expanding numbers to make them easier to use
- 8. If this test is passed, the graph represents a function (not one-to-one)
- 11. Inverse of an exponential function
- 13. Rule that states the product of two or more logarithms equals the sum of the logarithms
- 15. Two or more inequalities connected by “and” or “or”
- 17. Logarithms with a base of 10
- 19. A polynomial with 3 terms
- 22. x2-y2=(x+y)(x-y)
- 24. Referred to as “counting numbers,” 1, 2, 3, 4, etc.
- 25. Any number capable of being expressed as a fraction
- 26. graph when slope = 0
- 27. graph when slope is undefined
- 28. y = mx + b
- 29. Distance a number is from 0. These inequalities may have 2 solutions.
- 30. All rational and irrational numbers
Down
- 1. A function where each number in the range connects to exactly one number in the domain
- 2. An equation that can be written so y=f(x)
- 4. An equation with no solutions
- 5. A logarithm with the base “e,” expressed by “ln”
- 6. An equation true for all variable values
- 7. When a polynomial’s terms are ordered by greatest to least degree
- 9. All whole numbers and zero
- 10. A number or variable and one or more variables with whole number exponents
- 12. change in y over change in x
- 14. A formula used to rewrite logarithms as logs with a different base
- 16. When the degree of a polynomial is 2
- 18. of a polynomial, Greatest exponent of all monomials
- 20. A real number that cannot be written as a simple fraction
- 21. Rule that states the logarithms of two numbers quotient equals the difference of a those logarithms
- 23. The values that make an equation true