Zion Morijiri - Vocabulary Project

1. A line parallel to the y axis that a graphed function never touches.
5. A function that has point symmetry at (0,0).
7. Functions that have a fixed amplitude.
9. A defined point on a graph.
10. A formula that utilizes the sine of angles in proportion to the opposite side in order to find missing sides and angles of a non-right triangle.
13. The independent variable, or x values of a function.
16. The point where the graph curves differently.
18. The mathematical operations applied to a function.
21. A function made up of several sub-functions that each have their own equation over a different sub domain.
22. The limit does not exist in a function.
23. A triangle without a 90 degree angle.
25. The domain of a specific set of x-values that can be applied to piecewise functions.
27. The dependent variable, or y values of a function.
28. One complete pattern of y-values in a periodic function.
30. substituting a fixed number into a limit function.
32. An undefined point on a graph.
33. A formula that utilizes the cosines of angles and triangle side measurements in order to find missing sides and angles of a non-right triangle.
34. The specific point where it shifts to another sub function.

2. A function that has line symmetry at y=0.
3. Half of the perimeter of a polygon.
4. Points that connect composite functions, usually seen in piecewise functions.
6. Functions that contain another function within itself; made up of a f(x) and g(x) equations combined.
8. The direction in which the line of a graph starts and heads to.
11. Two functions that have inputs and outputs that are reversed.
12. The simplest form of a function with no transformations.
14. A horizontal line parallel to the x axis that a function never touches.
15. Describing a shape/graph/drawing that can be folded in half while maintaining the same shape.
17. A set of points which specify the range that satisfies a number.
19. As the x values increase, the y values also increase.
20. The horizontal length of one cycle for a periodic or repeating function.
22. As the x values increase, the y values decrease.
24. Half the difference between the maximum and minimum values of a function.
26. A diagonal or linear line that a graphed function never touches.
29. An undefined point on a graph.
31. Any real numbers that are lying in between two given x values.