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MMA Unit 3 Vocab

TermDefinition
Function A special relationship between two variables where every input (x) has only one outpoint (y)
Input A value that you put into a function rule
Output A value that you get out of a function rule after simplifying it
Linear Function A function in the form y=mx+b. It forms a straight line on a graph. You add or subtract a constant number to get to the next term.
Slope/Rate of Change Change in y/change in x
"m" in y=mx+b slope
Common Difference What you have to add each time to get to the next value in a linear equation.
y-intercept Where the graph hits the y-axis. Where x=0.
"b" in y=mx+b y-intercept
Zero/X-intercept Where the graph hits the x-axis. Where y=0
Direct Variation A function in the form y=kx. It is a straight line through the origin. x/y is constant.
Inverse Variation A function in the form y=k/x. It forms two curves approaching the x and y axes. x*y is constant.
Constant of Variation k=y/x in Direct Variation; k=x*y in Inverse Variation.
Exponential Function A function in the form y=a(b)^x. It forms a curve that goes to infinity from zero or from zero to infinity on the graph. You multiply or divide by a constant number to get to the next term.
Common Factor The number you multiply by to get to the next term in an exponential function.
Exponential Growth A function in the form y=a(1+r)^x. It forms a curve that goes to infinity from zero on the graph. You multiply each term by a common number to get to the next term.
Exponential Decay A function in the form y=a(1-r)^x. It forms a curve that goes from infinity to zero on the graph. You divide each term by a common number to get to the next term.
Growth/Decay Factor Another term for Common Ratio in an exponential growth or decay function. It is the number you multiply each term by to get to the next term.
Growth/Decay Rate The percent as a decimal or fraction that something increases or decreases each time period.
Quadratic Function A function with an X^2. It forms a parabola on a graph. It has a common second difference.
Second Difference The differences in the first differences. It is common in a quadratic function.
Parabola A "u" shape formed by a quadratic function
"c" in y=ax^2+bx+c y-intercept of a quadratic function in standard Form
Vertex The maximum or minimum point or y value of a quadratic function. The point where it changes directions.
Line of Symmetry The x= line that runs through the middle of the vertex. The parabola is symmetric across this line.
Symmetric (Buddy) Pairs Points that are the same distance across the line of symmetry from each other.
Maximum The highest point.
Minimum The lowest point.
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