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28 Cards in this Set

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solve
e.g. for variable in equation
evaluate
the expression
simplify
e.g. by combining like terms
relation
set of ordered pairs
standard form
Ax + By = C
mapping diagram
shows how domain is paired with range
domain
relation of set of all first coordinates (Xs)
range
relation of set of all second coordinates (Ys)
slope formula
x^2-x^1/y^2-y^1
constant of variation
k in 'y=kx'
greatest integer function
f(x)=[a] <-greatest integer no greater than function
[3.2]
3
step functions
look like steps on graph, greatest integer function is subset of these
[-3.4]
4
You are given a table of values. How do you know if its a direct variation or not? How can you tell what the constant of variation is?
constant of variation = y/x
direct variation if constant of variations are all same in every ordered pair and passes through origin
consistent dependent system
infinite amount of solutions
same line
{(X,Y) | y=mx+b}

e.g. when solving, yield 0=0
graphically, solution to system of equations in three variables
intersection of three planes
consistent independent system
unique solution
inconsistent system
no solutions
parallel
null set
integers
{...-2, -1, 0, 1, 2...}
whole numbers
{0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5...}
digits
{0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
rational numbers
terminate or repeat
irrational numbers
do not terminate or repeat
real numbers
are basically everything
imaginary numbers
just don't work
linear programming method
1) Identify variables.
2) Make constraint inequalities.
3) Graph these. (Simplify y if needed)
4) Find corners of intersection. These are the vertices of the feasible region
5) Make an objective function. P(x,y) = __x + __y
6) Plug in the ordered pairs of the corners.
7) The highest amount yielded is the optimum.
feasible region
optimum for both variables