GEN MATH Flashcards

1
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It is a special kind of relation in which no two distinct ordered pairs have the same first element.

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function

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2
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The value that a function takes in.

The input.

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Independent variable

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3
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the corresponding value that the function produces.
the output.
outputs are also known as values of f(x).

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Dependent variable

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4
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The arrow is read as

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is mapped to

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5
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colon symbol is read as

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such that

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6
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may also be used to represent functions.
we can substitute a value of y to obtain a
corresponding value of x.

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candidate functions

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7
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denote equality between two expressions

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equations

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8
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denote relationships between two variables

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functions

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9
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can be represented by writing the appropriate

functions for each interval

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piecewise function

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10
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is a set of objects, such as numbers,
grouped with each other that may or may not
represent a pattern.

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relation

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11
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It is simply a set of ordered pairs

that are arranged in an orderly manner.

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relation

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12
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Each value of x is unique and is associated with a unique value of y .

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one to one relation

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13
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Two or more values of x are associated with the same value of y.

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many to one relation

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14
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Some values of x are associated with more than one value of y.

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one to many relation

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15
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Some values of both x and y are associated with more than one value of their
counterpart.

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many to many relation

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16
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is a special kind of relation in which
no two distinct ordered pairs have the same first
element

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function

17
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can be used to determine if a graph represents a function.

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vertical line test

18
Q

is a
graphic organizer or chart that helps you determine two or more points that can be used
to create your graph.

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table of values

19
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is the set of
all values of the independent variable x
that have corresponding values of
the dependent variable y.

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domain of a function

20
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is the set of all
values of y that can be obtained from
the possible values of x.

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range of a function

21
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function is defined in the form of a linear equation, has a degree of 1

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linear function

22
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graph of linear function

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straight line

23
Q

domain of any linear function and the range of any linear function

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set of real numbers

24
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function is defined in the form of a quadratic equation, has a degree of 2

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quadratic function

25
Q

graph of quadratic function

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parabola

26
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domain of any quadratic function and range of the function

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set of real numbers and nonnegative real number

27
Q

If a function is defined in the form of a polynomial equation whose degree is greater than
2.

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polynomial function

28
Q

If the degree of a polynomial function is odd, then its domain and range are both equal to ___. This is the case for
every polynomial function whose degree is 3, 5, 7 or any other odd number.

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set of real numbers

29
Q

a function is defined in the form of a rational equation. It

is the ratio of two polynomials.

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rational function

30
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function is defined in the form of an equation that contains radical expressions

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radical function

31
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general formula of addition of functions

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(f+g)(x)= f(x)+g(x)

32
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general formula of subtraction of functions

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(f-g)(x)= f(x)-g(x)

33
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general formula of multiplication of functions

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(f.g)(x)= f(x).g(x)

34
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general formula of division of functions

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(f/g)(x)= f(x)/g(x)

35
Q

the composition of two functions f(x) and g(x) is denoted by (f o g) (x)

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function composition

36
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general formula of function composition

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(f o g)(x)= (f(g(x))