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Trinomial

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Cards (33)

Section 1

(33 cards)

Trinomial

Front

A polynomial of three terms

Back

Quadratic formula

Front

x = -b ± √(b² - 4ac) -------------------- 2a

Back

Zero Slope

Front

Horizontal Line

Back

Minimum

Front

the lowest y coordinate

Back

Binomial

Front

A polynomial of two terms

Back

Range

Front

the set of all y values

Back

Exponential Decay

Front

the graph decreases at an exponential rate

Back

Zeroes of a function

Front

x intercept, solutions, roots

Back

Linear function

Front

A function whose graph is a line. Same as Linear Equation.

Back

Maximum

Front

the largest y coordinate

Back

Rate of change

Front

The rate at a function increases

Back

Growth/Decay factor

Front

If an exponential function is increasing or decreasing

Back

Function

Front

each x value has only one y value VERTICAL LINE TEST!!!!

Back

Parabola

Front

the graph of a quadratic function

Back

Quadratic Equation

Front

an equation that forms a parabola (has an exponent)

Back

y-intercept

Front

the point where the graph crosses the y-axis.

Back

x-intercept

Front

the point where the graph crosses the x-axis.

Back

Solutions

Front

Also called roots, zeros or x-intercepts

Back

Negative Slope

Front

The line heads downwards from Right to Left

Back

Discrete Graph

Front

individual dotted points

Back

Root

Front

the zeroes of a function, the x-value when y = 0

Back

Slope-Intercept Form

Front

y=mx+b

Back

Domain

Front

The set of x values

Back

Initial amount

Front

The starting point. Also The y intercept

Back

Vertex

Front

THe point at which the parabola begins to increase or decrease

Back

Undefined Slope

Front

Vertical Line

Back

Positive Slope

Front

The line heads upwards from left to right

Back

Negative Correlation

Front

The relationship between two sets of data, in which one set of data decreases as the other set of data increases.

Back

No Correlation

Front

no visible correlation between two sets of data

Back

Positive Correlation

Front

The relationship between two sets of data in which both sets of data increase together.

Back

Axis of symmetry

Front

the line that separates each side of the parabola

Back

Exponential function

Front

y=ab^x

Back

Slope

Front

The steepness of a line on a graph

Back