Polynomial Functions Flashcards

1
Q

Function VS Relation

(Every ___ is a ___ but not every ___ is a ___)

A

Function: (vertical line test)
- Relation with each independent variable has only 1 dependent variable

Relation:
- Values of independent variables are paired with values of the dependent variable

Every function is a relation but not every relation is a function

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2
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Zero exponent

A

A^0 = 1

-A^0 = -1

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3
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Product law

A

A^x • A^y = A^x+y

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4
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Quotient law

A

A^x/A^y = A^x-y

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5
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Negative exponent

A

A^-x = 1/A^x

(A/B)^-x = (B/A)^x

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6
Q

Power of a quotient

A

(A/B)^n = (A^n/B^n)

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7
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Power of a power

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(A^x)^y = A^xy

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8
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Power of a product

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(AB)^n = A^n B^n

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9
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Linear Functions

A
  • Degree of 1
  • Graph = Linear
  • First diff = Constant
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10
Q

Linear function forms

A

Standard: Ax + By + c = 0

Slope (y-intercept): y = mx + b

Slope form y2 - y1/x2 - x1

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11
Q

F(0) = ?

3F(x) = ?

A

F(0) = x = 0

3F(x) = 3[…]

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12
Q

GCF

A

Greatest Common Factor

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13
Q

ST

A

Simple Trinomial

PSN (Play Station Network) (Product Sum Number)

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14
Q

DOS

A

Difference Of Square

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15
Q

CT

A

Complex Trinomial

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16
Q

Vertex form

A

Y = a(x - h)^2 + k

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17
Q

Factored form

A

Y = a(x - r)(x - s)

X intercept form

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18
Q

Factored form

A

Y = a(x - r)(x - s)

X intercept form

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19
Q

Standard to Vertex

A

Complete the Square

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20
Q

Mapping notation

A

(x,y) -> (x/k + d, ay + c)

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21
Q

Quadratic functions

A
  • degree of 2
  • graph is parabola
  • second diff same
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22
Q

What are the transformations:

Y = af(k(x - d)) + c

A

A:
- vertical stretch/compress (0<a<1)
- (-a) = reflection on x axis (vertical)

K:
- horizontal stretch/compress
- (-k) = reflect on y axis (horizontal)

D:
- horizontal translate

C:
- vertical translate

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23
Q

Interval notation

A

(-2,6]

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24
Q

Set builder notation

A

{xeR , -2 < x =< 6}

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25
Q

What makes a “Polynomial function”/rules of polynomial function

A
  • atleast 1 x
  • no negative exponents
  • no fraction exponents
  • no variable exponents
  • no sin/cos
26
Q

Degree

A

Greatest power of x

27
Q

Leading coefficient

A

Coefficient of greatest power of x

28
Q

Smallest degree

A

Number of turning points + 1

29
Q

End behaviour (Positive odd)

A

Q3 -> Q1

30
Q

End behaviour (Negative odd)

A

Q2 -> Q4

31
Q

End behaviour (Positive even)

A

Q2 -> Q1

32
Q

End behaviour (Negative even)

A

Q3 -> Q4

33
Q

“U”

A

Unison

34
Q

Local minimum

A

Least y value on interval

35
Q

Local maximum

A

Greatest y value on interval

36
Q

Global minima/maxima

A

Absolute max/min points

37
Q

Power function

A

Simplest type of polynomial function

38
Q

Polynomial function

A

Name based on degree (ex: cubic)

Y = ax^n
- a is constant
- x is variable

39
Q

Odd degree x intercepts ???

A
  • atleast 1
  • max n
  • inflection through x-axis
40
Q

Even degree x intercepts ???

A
  • 0 to N
  • bounce
41
Q

Odd degree number of global max/min ????

A

Doesn’t exist

42
Q

Even degree number of global max/min ????

A

Max = a<0

Min = a>0

43
Q

Is an even degree function always an even function?

A

No (SAME WITH ODD)

44
Q

Even functions info

A
  • symmetry on y-axis
  • f(-x) = f(x)

If you sub in (-x) into (x) then it’ll end the same as start

45
Q

How to identify Odd functions

A
  • rotationally symmetrical
    • rotate 180 (vert + hori reflect)
  • if you sub in (-x) for (x) the signs of each terms will switch
46
Q

Transformations

A

Y = af (k (x-d)) + c

47
Q

Y = af (k (x-d)) + c

A TRANSFORMATIONS

A

A < 0 = reflect in x-axis
A > 1 = vertical stretch by a factor of A
0 < A < 1 = vertical compress by a factor of A

48
Q

Y = af (k (x-d)) + c

K TRANSFORMATIONS

A
  • K > 1 = horizontal compress by a factor of 1/k
  • 0 < k < 1 = horizontal stretch by a factor of 1/k
  • k < 0 = reflect in y axis, horizontal reflection
49
Q

Y = af (k (x-d)) + c

C TRANSFORMATIONS

A
  • c > 0 = vertical translate up
  • c < 0 = vertical translate down
50
Q

Y = af (k (x-d)) + c

D TRANSFORMATIONS

A
  • d > 0 = horizontal translate right
  • d < 0 = horizontal translate left
51
Q

Intervals of increase

A

Intervals where y increases as x increases

(Thing goes up even if below x axis)

52
Q

Intervals of decrease

A

Intervals where y decreases as x increases

(Thing goes down even if above x axis)

53
Q

Positive intervals

A

Interval where the function lies above x axis

54
Q

Negative intervals

A

Intervals where the function lies below the x axis

55
Q

Polynomial function of degree n, where n is a positive integer, the n-th differences:

A
  • are equal (constant)
  • have the same sign as leading coefficient
56
Q

How do you find out he degree of the polynomial function

A

Number of finite differences

57
Q

How do you find the sign of the leading coefficient?

A

The sign of the final finite differences

58
Q

How do you find the value of the leading coefficient?

A

A3! = -6

The value of the leading coefficient is a

59
Q

Order

A

If a polynomial function has a factor (x-a) that is repeated n times, then x = a is a zero of order n

INDIVIDUAL Exponent of the thing

60
Q

Expand:

(a+b)^2

A

(a^2 +2ab + b^2)

(a-b)^2:

(a^2 +2ab - b^2)

61
Q

Expand

a^2 - b^2

A

(a + b)(a - b)