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What type of function uses a square root?
What type of function uses a square root?
What kind of function forms a straight line?
What kind of function forms a straight line?
Linear
What is a function with an exponent in the equation that forms a parabola?
What is a function with an exponent in the equation that forms a parabola?
Quadratic
What type of function always has a positive Y value?
What type of function always has a positive Y value?
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What is a function where the X is the exponent and the graph never reaches 0?
What is a function where the X is the exponent and the graph never reaches 0?
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What is the variable that does not rely on any other variable?
What is the variable that does not rely on any other variable?
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What is the variable that changes depending on another variable?
What is the variable that changes depending on another variable?
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What are equations that contain two or more variables, often to solve for one variable in terms of the others?
What are equations that contain two or more variables, often to solve for one variable in terms of the others?
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Study Notes
Algebraic Functions
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Radical Functions: Uses a square root in its structure.
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Linear Functions: Represents equations that graph as straight lines, indicating a constant rate of change.
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Quadratic Functions: Characterized by an exponent that is typically squared, forming a parabolic shape when graphed.
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Absolute Value Functions: Always yields a positive output (Y value), representing the distance of a number from zero on the number line.
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Exponential Functions: Features an exponent as the variable, creates curves that approach but never touch the horizontal axis (Y=0).
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Independent Variable: Stands alone and isn't influenced by other variables in the equation (commonly represented as X).
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Dependent Variable: Changes in response to the independent variable, signifying its reliance on the input value.
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Literal Equations: Equations that involve letters representing variables, often used to denote relationships in various contexts without specific numeric values.
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