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The point where a graph switches from increasing to decreasing or vice versa is called a(n) ____
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extrema
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A function that has both (x,y) and (-x,y) on the graph for every possible point is called a(n) ___ function.
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even
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A graph that has a global maximum and a global minimun is a ___ function.
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bounded
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The point where concavity switches is called a(n) ___.
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point of inflection
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If we are dealing with an algebraic odel of a real life situation, like the equation for distance, that requires a domain restriction in order for the model to make sense then that domain is called the ___ domain.
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relavant
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The domain of the algebraic function that does not take into account any real world applications but instead only looks at where the algebraic expression is defines is called the ___ domain.
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implied
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In an algebraic expression, there are two cases where domain restrictions occur, when _____ or ____.
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The denominator equals 0 or the square root of a negative #
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An x-intercept occurs when the graph switches form ___ to ___ or vice versa.
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positive to negative
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A function that has both (x,y) and (-x,-y) on the grtaph for every possivle point is called a(n) ___ function.
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odd
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A graph that has an extrema that is a global minimum with a restricted range from the minimum to infinity has a(n) ___.
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lower bound
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___ and ___ are more precise units of measurement for angles than a degree.
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minutes and seconds
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Angles sketched in standard poistion always place the vertex on the ___ and the intiial ray on the ___.
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origin; positive x axis
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When sketching a negative angle, the direction for drawing the arc should be ___.
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clockwise
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If two angles drawn in standards position end at the same laction but are not the same angle then they shar a ____ and are called ___ angles.
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terminal ray; coterminal
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___ is a unit of measurement for angles that connects the measurement of the angel to the length of the arc.
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radian
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There are exactly ___ radii lengths in one circumference of a circle.
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2pi
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the family of angles that have terminal sides which lie on the x or y axes are called the ___ family.
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quadrantal
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