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Algebra 2

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Section 1

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i at each power

Front

i=(Square toot of) -1 i*2=-1 i*3=-i i*4=1

Back

(am)n

Front

a*mn

Back

i

Front

Back

A system of linear equations consists of linear equations with more than one ____________ .

Front

variable

Back

complex number

Front

a+b i

Back

how do you know if a problem has a solution or not?

Front

find the discriminant positive answer- 2 0- 1 negative answer- 0

Back

When a system of equations has no solution, it is called a(n) ________________ system.

Front

inconsistent

Back

am/an

Front

am-an

Back

The method of eliminating one variable by adding or subtracting two equations with a common term is called the _____________ method.

Front

elimination

Back

factor an equation

Front

to condense a trinomial to its smallest form

Back

Trinomial

Front

ax*2+bx+c

Back

zero of a function

Front

solution of an equation that equals 0

Back

factor by grouping

Front

Back

like radicals

Front

radical expressions with same index and radicand

Back

binomial

Front

Ax+C

Back

discriminant

Front

(square root of) b*2 - 4ab

Back

y intercept

Front

point that touches y axis

Back

imaginary number

Front

if b does not equal 0, then a+b i

Back

index

Front

Back

greatest common factor

Front

The common factor with the greatest coefficient and the greatest exponent

Back

difference of 2 squares

Front

an expression of the form a2-b2

Back

x intercept

Front

point that touches x axis

Back

quadratic formula

Front

Back

A linear equation in the form ax + by = c is called the ___________ form of a linear equation

Front

standard

Back

quadratic form

Front

Back

am (times) an

Front

a*m+n

Back

complex plane

Front

a coordinate plane for complex and imaginary numbers

Back

aymptote

Front

straight line that is the limiting value of the curve

Back

two solutions

Front

Back

complex conjugates

Front

2 complex numbers in the form of a+bi or a-bi

Back

one solution

Front

Back

power function

Front

y=ax*b

Back

nth root of a

Front

n>1, b*n=a example: 2*3=8

Back

The______________ method involves expressing one variable in terms of the other variable and substituting an expression into the other equation.

Front

substitution

Back

imaginary unit i

Front

defined as i=(square root)-1

Back

pure imaginary number

Front

a=0, b doesn't equal 0, bi

Back

no solution

Front

Back

vertex formula

Front

-b/2a

Back

a*-m

Front

1/a*m

Back

line of symmetry

Front

line dividing the parabola into 2

Back

A system of linear equations can have a(n) ________ solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions.

Front

unique

Back

When a system of equations has an infinite number of solutions, it is called a(n) _______________ system

Front

dependent

Back

simplest form of a radical

Front

when the radicand cannot be simplified

Back

You can solve a system of linear equations using the graphical method by finding the point of ______________ .

Front

intersection

Back