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Algebra - Pre Algebra

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distance from zero on a number line
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solutions of |x| are
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|X| = -c has _________________ solution(s)
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for greater/less than or equal to, you use _____________ for interval notation
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for greater than or less than, you use ___________ for interval notation
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quotient of 2 quantities, given by a/b or a:b
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ratio that indicates how 2 quantities change with respect to each other (ex. $10.45/hr)
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contains (x1,x2) and (y1,y2)
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slope intercept form
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point slope form
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every ______________ line is a function
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if a line passes the _______________line test, it is a function
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graph of y = c or f(x) = c is a ___________ line
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graph of x = a is a __________________ line
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slope of parallel lines is
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slope of perpendicular lines is
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a set of points (x,y) which are a fixed distance (r- radius) away from a fixed point (h,k- the center)
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equation of a circle
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general form of a circle
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when using the general form of a circle to solve for the center and radius, you need to ____________
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x = loga(y) which is equal to y =
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loge(x) is equal to
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loga(xy) =
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loga(x/y) =
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loga(x)^r =
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loga(a)^x = x or
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a^m * a^n =
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a^m/a^n =
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(a^m)^n =
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1/(a^m) =
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a^(-n)/b^(-m) =
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y = ln(x) is equal to x =
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i =
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i^2 =
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those in the form √a where a is a negative real number
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written in the form a+bi where a & b are real numbers and i = √-1
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standard form of complex numbers
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broadest category of numbers
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natural numbers (N)
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whole numbers (W)
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integers (z)
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rational numbers (q)
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irrational numbers (h)
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real numbers (R)
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complex numbers
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imaginary numbers (i)
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how to add/subtract complex numbers
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how to multiply complex numbers
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how to divide complex numbers
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quadratic formula
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every input has a specific output
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independent variable (input)
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dependent variable (output)
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set of all possible inputs (x)
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set of all possible outputs (y)
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2 functions f & g are equal if and only if
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polynomial function will have all even exponents
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polynomial function will have all odd exponents
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how to tell if a function is even algebraically
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even functions are symmetrical about the
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how to tell if a function is odd algebraically
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odd functions are symmetrical about the
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function of the form f(x)= a0+a1X+a2X^2+.... + anX^n, where n is a non-negative integer and a0, a1,...an are real constants with an not equal to zero
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largest possible domain of a polynomial function is
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quotient of 2 polynomial functions p(x) and q(x) : f(x) = p(x)/q(x) and q(x) is not equal to 0
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the domain of a rational function p(x)/q(x) is
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for p(x)/q(x): if the degree of p(x) < degree of q(x), then the range is
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for p(x)/q(x): if the degree of p(x) = q(x), then the range is
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change in the population size
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growth rate divide by the population size (aka "specific growth rate")
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stage where output increases at a decreasing rate as more units of variable input are added
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functions that are one to one and map the y-values back to x-values
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one to one for inverse functions implies
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a __________ line test is run to determine if a line is an inverse function
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steps for finding an inverse function
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domain of an inverse function f(x)^-1 is equal to
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range of an inverse function f(x)^-1 is equal to
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f(x) = x^r where r is a real number (ex. y = x^2, y =x^(1/2), y = x^(-1/2)
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how to find percent error
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equation of exponential growth or decay
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growth occurs in the exponetial growth equation y(t) = y(0)e^λt when
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decay occurs in the exponential decay equationy(t) = y(0)e^λt when
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2 equations for half-life
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inverse of f(x) = a^x is
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inverse of the exponential with natural base e
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change of base formula
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for y=af(X) and a>1, the graph will be
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for y=af(X) and a<1, the graph will be
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for y=f(bx) and b>1, the graph will be
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for y=f(bx) and 0
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for y = f(x+c), shift f(X)
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for y = f(x-c), shift f(x)
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for y = f(x) + d, shift f(x)
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for y = f(x) - d, shift f(x)
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y = -f(x) reflects f(x) about the
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y = f(-x) reflects f(x) about the
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transformation of points (x,y) for vertical transformation
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transformation of points (x,y) for horizontal transformation
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transformation of points (x,y) for vertical strech/compression
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transformation of points (x,y) for reflection in x-axis
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