GenMath- 1st Quarter Flashcards
A pairing of input values with output values
Relation
Sequence of two or more elements
E.g. (1,3)
Ordered Pair
Pair of objects taken in a specific order
Ordered Pair
Another term for domain
Abscissa
The set of all possible input values of functions or relations
Domain
Another term for Range
Ordinate
The set of all possible output values of functions or relations
Range
“Special Relation”
(All the ________ is relation, but not all relation is ________)
Every x-value must be associated to only one y-value
Function
Different Ways of Representing Functions and Relations:
Mapping
Sets (Standard Roster Method)
Graphing
Table Values
It is used to identify if the relation is a function or not
Vertical Line Test
It is an imaginary vertical line
Vertical Line Test
If this line touches the graph once that means the graph is a function
Vertical Line Test
Examples of Functions in Real-Life:
A shadow and price of shoes
A ________ is a relation where every x-value is associated with only one y-value.
Function
What type of function is this?
f(x)= anx^n+an-1x^n-1+an-2x^n-2
f(x)= a sub n times x raised to the power of n + a sub n-1 times x raised to the power of n-1 + a sub n-2 times x raised to the power of n-2
Polynomial Function