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21 Cards in this Set
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The ratio that describes how steep or flat a line is, also known as "rise over run". |
Slope |
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A math sentence in which two expressions appear on either side of an equal sign, stating the two expressions are equivalent. |
Equation |
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The dependent variable in a relation or x--->y table. |
Output Value |
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A two-dimensional, mirror-symmetrical curve, which is approximately U-shaped. |
Parabola. |
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This represents pairs of values of two related quantities, such as input and output values. |
x--->y Table |
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Equation of a linear relationship between x and y. |
y=mx+b |
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Answer for this example: 3x + 5 = 3x + 1 |
No Solution |
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Point or points on a graph where a line crosses over the x axis. |
x-intercept |
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The number of a tile pattern that can be used to identify a rule or a solution. |
Figure Number |
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The number or numbers that when substituted into an equation or inequality, make the equation or inequality true. |
Solution |
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Answer for having multiple solutions |
All Real Numbers |
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Equation for a parabola |
y=x^2 |
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A graph that consists of separate points that are not connected with a line. |
Discrete Graph |
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The number of corresponding points on a number line or ordered pair. In an ordered pair, the x appears first and the y second. |
Coordinates |
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The value that is the independent variable in a relation or x--->y table. |
Input Value |
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The number of successive marks that represent equal intervals on an axis. |
Scale |
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Represents numerical information spatially and consists of points, lines/curves, axes and quadrants. |
Graph |
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The point on a graph which crosses over the y axis and is represented by "b" in the equation, y=mx+b. |
y-intercept |
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A graph where the points are connected with an unbroken line. |
Continuous Graph |
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An equation or inequality that represents the relationship between two numerical quantities. |
Rule |
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An unknown value. |
Variable |
