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What does 'Algebraic Base' refer to?
What does 'Algebraic Base' refer to?
- The number or variable raised to a power (correct)
- The complete list of x-values of a relation
- A line drawn on a scatterplot
- A mathematical expression that describes a pattern
A 'Compound Inequality' combines two inequality statements using which words?
A 'Compound Inequality' combines two inequality statements using which words?
- Plus or Minus
- More or Less
- If and Then
- And or Or (correct)
What does 'Domain' refer to in a relation or function?
What does 'Domain' refer to in a relation or function?
- The equation describing the relation
- The complete list of x-values (correct)
- The list of all y-values
- The output of the function
What is an 'Irrational Number'?
What is an 'Irrational Number'?
What does it mean to 'Evaluate' an expression?
What does it mean to 'Evaluate' an expression?
Define 'Polynomial'.
Define 'Polynomial'.
What does 'Absolute Value' represent?
What does 'Absolute Value' represent?
What is a 'Line of Best Fit'?
What is a 'Line of Best Fit'?
What is a 'Quadrant' in the coordinate system?
What is a 'Quadrant' in the coordinate system?
What is a 'Y-intercept'?
What is a 'Y-intercept'?
Define 'Arithmetic Sequence'.
Define 'Arithmetic Sequence'.
What does 'Slope' refer to in a coordinate plane?
What does 'Slope' refer to in a coordinate plane?
What is a 'Rule' in mathematics?
What is a 'Rule' in mathematics?
What does it mean to 'Extrapolate'?
What does it mean to 'Extrapolate'?
What are 'Perpendicular Slopes'?
What are 'Perpendicular Slopes'?
What is 'Factoring' in algebra?
What is 'Factoring' in algebra?
What is a 'System of Linear Equations'?
What is a 'System of Linear Equations'?
What does 'Range' refer to?
What does 'Range' refer to?
Define 'Extraneous Solution'.
Define 'Extraneous Solution'.
What is the 'Associative Property'?
What is the 'Associative Property'?
What is the 'Commutative Property'?
What is the 'Commutative Property'?
What does 'Difference' mean in mathematics?
What does 'Difference' mean in mathematics?
What is 'Point-Slope Form' of a linear equation?
What is 'Point-Slope Form' of a linear equation?
What does 'Union of Sets' mean?
What does 'Union of Sets' mean?
What is a 'Venn Diagram'?
What is a 'Venn Diagram'?
What does 'Quotient' refer to?
What does 'Quotient' refer to?
What is the 'Distributive Property'?
What is the 'Distributive Property'?
What does the 'Order of Operations' acronym PEMDAS stand for?
What does the 'Order of Operations' acronym PEMDAS stand for?
Define the 'Complement of a Set A'.
Define the 'Complement of a Set A'.
What is a 'Coordinate Plane'?
What is a 'Coordinate Plane'?
What is a 'Literal Equation'?
What is a 'Literal Equation'?
What are 'Whole Numbers'?
What are 'Whole Numbers'?
Define 'Proportion'.
Define 'Proportion'.
What is the 'Identity Property' of addition?
What is the 'Identity Property' of addition?
What is an 'Inverse Operation'?
What is an 'Inverse Operation'?
Define 'Quadratic Equation'.
Define 'Quadratic Equation'.
What is a 'Relation' in mathematics?
What is a 'Relation' in mathematics?
What does 'Divisor' mean?
What does 'Divisor' mean?
Define 'Binomial'.
Define 'Binomial'.
What are 'Equivalent Expressions'?
What are 'Equivalent Expressions'?
What is a 'Function'?
What is a 'Function'?
What is an 'Axis of Symmetry'?
What is an 'Axis of Symmetry'?
What does '-b/2a' represent?
What does '-b/2a' represent?
Define 'Rate' in mathematics.
Define 'Rate' in mathematics.
What is 'Rate of Change'?
What is 'Rate of Change'?
Define 'Real Number'.
Define 'Real Number'.
What is a 'Radical'?
What is a 'Radical'?
What is a 'Variable'?
What is a 'Variable'?
What does 'Transformation' refer to in mathematics?
What does 'Transformation' refer to in mathematics?
What does 'Estimation' involve?
What does 'Estimation' involve?
Define 'Coefficient'.
Define 'Coefficient'.
What does 'Subset' mean?
What does 'Subset' mean?
What is the 'Slope-intercept form of a line'?
What is the 'Slope-intercept form of a line'?
Define 'Intersection' in mathematics.
Define 'Intersection' in mathematics.
What are 'Integers'?
What are 'Integers'?
The Inequality Rule states that when multiplying or dividing by a negative, the inequality symbol should be switched.
The Inequality Rule states that when multiplying or dividing by a negative, the inequality symbol should be switched.
What is an 'Exponent'?
What is an 'Exponent'?
What is a 'Pattern' in mathematics?
What is a 'Pattern' in mathematics?
What does 'Product' refer to?
What does 'Product' refer to?
What is a 'Linear Inequality'?
What is a 'Linear Inequality'?
What are 'Natural Numbers'?
What are 'Natural Numbers'?
What does 'Negative Exponent' signify?
What does 'Negative Exponent' signify?
What is the 'Origin' in coordinates?
What is the 'Origin' in coordinates?
What does 'Slopes of Parallel Lines' mean?
What does 'Slopes of Parallel Lines' mean?
Define 'Similar Figures'.
Define 'Similar Figures'.
What does 'Rationalize' mean in mathematics?
What does 'Rationalize' mean in mathematics?
What is a 'Rational Number'?
What is a 'Rational Number'?
What is a 'Rational Expression'?
What is a 'Rational Expression'?
Study Notes
Algebraic Concepts Overview
- Algebraic Base: Number or variable raised to a power.
- Domain: Set of all possible x-values in a function or relation.
- Range: Set of all possible y-values in a function.
- Function: Relation where each x-value corresponds to only one y-value.
- Quadratic Equation: Polynomial equation where the variable is squared (degree 2).
Inequalities and Properties
- Compound Inequality: Two inequalities combined with AND or OR.
- Linear Inequality: Inequalities that can be graphed as lines, which may be dashed (not including) or solid (including).
- Inequality Rule: When multiplying or dividing by a negative number, the inequality symbol must be reversed.
- Absolute Value: Represents the distance of a number from zero.
Sequences and Series
- Arithmetic Sequence: A sequence of numbers with a constant difference between consecutive terms.
- Geometric Sequence: A sequence where each term is found by multiplying the previous term by a constant factor (not mentioned but commonly associated).
Mathematical Operations
- Evaluate: Find the value of an expression using the order of operations (PEMDAS).
- Estimation: Use rounding for reasonable approximations to calculate values without exact figures.
- Coefficient: The numerical factor multiplying a variable in an expression.
Graphical Interpretations
- Line of Best Fit: A line that best represents the data in a scatterplot.
- Y-intercept: The point where a graph crosses the y-axis (where x = 0).
- Slope: Change in y over change in x, indicating the steepness of a line.
- Point-Slope Form: y - y1 = m(x - x1), a formula for the equation of a line based on a point and slope.
Number Types
- Natural Numbers: Positive integers starting from 1 (i.e., {1, 2, 3, ...}).
- Whole Numbers: Non-negative integers including zero (i.e., {0, 1, 2, ...}).
- Integers: Positive and negative whole numbers including zero ({..., -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, ...}).
- Rational Numbers: Numbers expressible as a fraction, including integers and finite or repeating decimals.
- Irrational Numbers: Numbers that cannot be expressed as fractions, like √2 and π.
Set Theory and Functions
- Union of Sets: Combining elements from two sets, represented as A U B.
- Complement of a Set A: Elements not in set A, denoted by ~A.
- Subset: A set where all members are contained within another larger set.
- Venn Diagram: A visual representation of the relationships among sets.
Additional Concepts
- Distributive Property: a(b + c) = ab + ac, showing how to multiply a single term across a sum.
- Associative Property: (A + B) + C = A + (B + C), indicating that addition can be grouped freely.
- Commutative Property: A + B = B + A or AB = BA, showing the addition or multiplication order doesn't affect the outcome.
- Transformation: Operations such as reflection, translation, and stretching applied to functions.
- Rate of Change: The ratio comparing the change in one quantity to the change in another quantity.
By focusing on these concepts, students can enhance their understanding of Algebra 1 for the Florida EOC.
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Test your understanding of key algebraic concepts with these flashcards designed for the Algebra 1 End-of-Course exam in Florida. Each card defines important terms such as 'Algebraic Base,' 'Compound Inequality,' and more. Perfect for quick revision before your exam!