Algebra C&C Unit 1 Vocab Flashcard

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Relation is the set of possible inputs (X-Values) where the function is defined.

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False

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Dependent Variable does not depend on other variables.

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False

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Discrete functions have discontinuities, indicating unexpected value changes.

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False

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Relation is a collection of ordered pairs from each set.

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True

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A way to write functions that's easy to read: f(x) means 'f of x'

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Function Notation

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Y values of a function

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Range

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A sequence where each term increases by adding/subtracting a constant k, unlike a geometric sequence which involves multiplying/dividing by k.

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Arithmetic Sequence

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Notation for a set, denoted by {}

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Set Notation

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Function with distinct values; Dotted or Disconnected graph.

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Discrete

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Simplest form of any function family that preserves its definition.

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Parent Function