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Section 1

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Increasing

Front

the graph is rising from left to right (going up hill)

Back

Rate of change

Front

A ratio that compares the amount of change in the dependent variable to the amount of change in the independent variable

Back

Interval

Front

a section or piece of the graph between two specific x-values

Back

Relation

Front

A set of points or data

Back

Mapping Diagram

Front

A way of organizing a relation using a picture

Back

Table

Front

A way of organizing a relation using a t-chart

Back

graph

Front

a way of displaying a relation by plotting points

Back

Function

Front

A relation where every element of the domain is paired with exactly one element of the range

Back

Continuous

Front

the graph has no gaps or holes (it can be drawn without lifting your pencil)

Back

Constant

Front

the graph is flat (or is holding steady)

Back

Y-intercept

Front

the point where a graph crosses or touches the y-axis

Back

vertical line test

Front

a test to see if a graph is a function

Back

Range

Front

All possible y values of a relation or function also known as output

Back

Decreasing

Front

the graph is falling from left to right (going down hill)

Back

Slope

Front

A constant rate of change describing the steepness of a line

Back

Minimum

Front

the bottom most point on a graph

Back

dependent variable

Front

also called the output or range, it is the variable that gets changed based on the input

Back

Discrete

Front

the graph is made up of distinct points (it has gaps or holes so you must lift your pencil)

Back

Maximum

Front

the top most point on a graph

Back

Independent Variable

Front

variable that is manipulated

Back

x-intercept

Front

the point where a graph crosses or touches the x-axis

Back

Domain

Front

All possible x values of a relation or function also known as input

Back