Across
- 3. A point where a function is not continuous.
- 5. Function, A function whose graph can be drawn without lifting a pencil.
- 7. Form, An expression like 0/0 that does not immediately reveal a limit.
- 8. Function, A function made of different rules on different intervals.
- 9. Asymptote, A horizontal line the graph approaches as x becomes very large or small.
- 12. Rate of Change, The rate of change at one specific point.
- 17. Value Theorem, If a continuous function takes two values, it must take every value between them.
- 19. Asymptote, A vertical line the graph approaches when function values grow very large.
- 20. Limit, A limit found by approaching a point from only the left or right side.
Down
- 1. A line that a graph approaches but never reaches.
- 2. All possible input values of a function.
- 4. A function is continuous if there are no breaks, holes, or jumps in its graph.
- 6. Discontinuity, A discontinuity caused by a hole that can be fixed by redefining one value.
- 10. All possible output values of a function.
- 11. The value a function approaches as the input approaches a certain number.
- 13. Theorem, A theorem used to find a limit by trapping a function between two others.
- 14. Notation, Symbols used to describe limits mathematically.
- 15. Discontinuity, A discontinuity where the function jumps from one value to another.
- 16. Discontinuity, A discontinuity caused by a vertical asymptote.
- 18. Rate of Change, The slope between two points on a graph.
