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the value of a dependent variable. [p. 240]

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nonlinear function

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a function whose graph is not a line nor part of a line. [p. 246]

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explicit formula

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a function rule that relates each term of a sequence to the term number. [p. 276]

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vertical line test (VLT)

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a test to determine if a relation is a function: if a vertical line drawn passes through two or more points, the relation is NOT a function. [p. 269]

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input

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the value of an independent variable. [p. 240]

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sequence

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an ordered list of numbers that often form a pattern. [p. 274]

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independent variable

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a value that is not affected by other values, but instead is the thing changing other values. [p. 240]

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domain

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the first set of a relation; in graphs, it is the set of x-values. [p. 268]

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common difference

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the difference between consecutive terms in an arithmetic sequence. [p. 275]

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linear function

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a function that is a non vertical line or is a part of a non vertical line. [p. 241]

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discrete graph

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a graph composed of distinct, isolated points. [p. 255]

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continuous graph

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a graph that is an unbroken line. [p. 255]

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term of a sequence

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a number listed in a sequence. [p. 274]

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recursive formula

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a function rule that relates each term of a sequence after the first to the ones before it. [p. 275]

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relation

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a pairing of numbers with a first set with numbers in a second set. [p. 268]

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function notation

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using a x-and-y equation (such as y=3x+1) and replacing 'y' for 'f(x)' (such that f(x)=3x+1); how to write out a graph's equation. [p. 269]

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function

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a relationship that pairs each input value with exactly one output value. [p. 241]

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dependent variable

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a value that can be changed or is affected by another value. [p. 240]

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range

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the second set of a relation; in graphs, it is the set of y-values. [p. 268]

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arithmetic sequence

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a sequence in which the difference between consecutive terms is constant. [p. 275]

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