Algebra II Quarter 1 exam Flashcards

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whole numbers

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numbers such as 0,1,2,3….

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integers

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…. -3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3….

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rational numbers

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numbers that can be written as the ratio of two integers, can terminate or repeat when written as decimals

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irrational numbers

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numbers that CANNOT terminate or repeat

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graph

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the point on a real number line that corresponds to the number

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origin

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(0,0)

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coordinate

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the number that corresponds to a point on a number line

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opposite

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aka additive inverse of any number (4= -4)

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reciprocal

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aka multiplicative inverse, 1/a of any nonzero number (a = 1/a)

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closure property of addition

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a + b is a real number

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closure property of multiplication

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ab is a real number

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commutative property of additon

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a + b = b + a

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commutative prop of mulitplication

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ab = ba

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associative prop of add

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(a+b) + c= a + (b+c)

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associative prop of mult

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(ab)c = a(bc)

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identity prop of add

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a + o =a, o+a= a

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identity prop of mult

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a x 1 = a, 1xa= a

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inverse prop of add

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a + (-a) = 0

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inverse prop of mult

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a x 1/a = 1

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Variable

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A letter used to represent one or more numbers

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Variable

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A letter used to represent one or more numbers

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Algebraic expression

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An expression involving variables

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Like terms

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Expressions that have the same variable parts

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Constant terms

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Like terms such as -4 and 2

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Base (of an exponent)
The number that is used as a factor in repeated multiplication
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Exponent
The number or variable that represents the number of times the base is used as a factor
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Power
The result of a repeated multiplication
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Value of the variable
Any number used to replace a variable
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Value of the expression
The result of when the variables in an alg expression are replaced by numbers
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Terms
Parts that are ADDED in an expression
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Coefficient
The number multiplied by a variable in a term
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Equation
A statement in which two expressions are equal
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Linear equation
An expression that can be written in the form ax=b where a & b are constants
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Solution
When a number is substituted for the variable that makes the statement true
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Equivalent
When two equations have the same solutions
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Method 1 of rewriting equations
1. Substitute first | 2. Solve for y
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2nd method of rewriting equations
1. Solve for y | 2. Substitute
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Linear equalities
X is < or equal to 1 2n - 3> 9
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Solution of a linear inequality
A value of the variable that makes the inequality true
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Compound inequality
Two simple inequalities joined
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Absolute value
The distance a number is from 0 on a number Line
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5 step word problem solving process
1. Verbal models and label 2. Equation 3. Work (solve) 4. Answer sentence 5. Check
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Distance formula
D= rate X time
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Round trip | Distance formula
Distance going= distance back
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Opposite direction | Distance formula
Total distance= dist a + dist b
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Chasing (regular) | Distance formula
Distance of a = distance of b
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Chasing (varied) | Distance formula
Dist a= dis b + initial
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Relations
A mapping, or pairing, of input values w output values
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Functions
One output for every input
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X coordinate
First number in an ordered pair
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Y coordinate
2nd number in an ordered Pair
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Coordinate plane
Formed by two real number lines that intersect at a right angle
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Quadrant
One of the four parts into which the axes divide in a coordinate plane
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X axis
Horizontal axis
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Y axis
Vertical axis
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Independent variable
Input (domain)
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Dependent variable
Output (range)
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Slope
The ratio of the vertical change (the rise, y value) to the horizontal change (the run, x value)
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Parallel lines
When lines intersect and have the same slope
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Perpendicular lines
When lines intersect to form a right angle. Negative reciprocals.
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Slope intercept form
Y = mX + b
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Standard form
Ax + By = C
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Y intercept
The y coordinate of The point where the graph crosses the y axis and is found by letting x =0 and solving for y
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X intercept
X coordinate of the point where the graph crosses the x axis and is found by letting y=0 and solving for x
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Linear inequality
``` When two variables can be written in one of the following forms: Ax+ By < C Ax + By " " > or equal to " ```
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Graph
Graph of all solutions of the inequality
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Half planes
A shaded region containing the points that are the solutions of the inequality, and an unshaded region which contains the points that are not
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Steps for graphing inequalities
1. write inequality as an equation and graph (use line as boundary line) 2. Solid or dashed line 3. Use a test point (0,0), and plug into inequality 4. If true, shade all area on the test point side of the boundary line. If untrue, shade area in opposite side of test point
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Absolute value function
y= a |x- h| +k
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Vertex
Occurs at the point (h,k) in an absolute value function the is the line of symmetry (x=h)