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when its graphed, it makes a straight line

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The rate of change is known as the Slope

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The rate of change is known as the Slope

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Highest degree possible is the Second Degree

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Highest degree possible is the Second Degree

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Square root function is an increasing function

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Square root function is an increasing function

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Find the vertical asymptote by setting the denominator as zero

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Find the vertical asymptote by setting the denominator as zero

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The parent function of a linear function is y = x

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The parent function of a linear function is y = x

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If the parabola opens upwards, the vertex is at its minimum point and the y-value is the minimum value of the function itself.

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If the parabola opens upwards, the vertex is at its minimum point and the y-value is the minimum value of the function itself.

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These are points on a graph where a linear function intercepts a point on the y or x axis

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crosses through zero

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Parent function of quadratic function is y=x^2

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Parent function of quadratic function is y=x^2

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Its a straight line and goes on for infinity

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the minimum and maximum are infinity

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parabola

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Parabola intersects its axis of symmetry

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Parabola intersects its axis of symmetry

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Parabola intersects its axis of symmetry at the vertex of the parabola.

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it can either open upward and downward if x is negative or positive

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it can either open upward and downward if x is negative or positive

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parabola intersects its axis of symmetry at a point called the vertex of the parabola.

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The line cannot pass through the asymptote but runs closely along the line.

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The line cannot pass through the asymptote but runs closely along the line.

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It has a parabola and can be negative or positive.

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when writing domains and range include infinity

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vertex is the lowest point of the parabola

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Domain of this function is given in interval form (e.g. [(0, +inf)]

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Domain of this function is given in interval form (e.g. [(0, +inf)]

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is a cuved line, passes through 0

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Lines are never passing or exactly asymptote value, but always very close

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Lines are never passing or exactly asymptote value, but always very close

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standard form is f(x) = ax3 + bx2 + cx + d.

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starts a 0 and curves forward, it can also be parrellel on the axis

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Has 2 rounded lines

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Can have a coefficent and real number inside the square root

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Can have a coefficent and real number inside the square root

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The a value determines whether the parabola will open up or down so if the a is negative the parabola will open downward and if the a is positive it will open upward

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Has 2 rounded lines on opposite spots of a graph

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In a linear function the independent variable is x and the dependent variable is y

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In a linear function the independent variable is x and the dependent variable is y

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Can be positive or negative depending on which way the parabola is opening

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Can be positive or negative depending on which way the parabola is opening

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Opens up in a parabola, with a 2nd degree above the x in the equation

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Opens up in a parabola, with a 2nd degree above the x in the equation

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y= square root of x, it is sloped forward

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y= square root of x, it is sloped forward

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Cannot pass thru the asymptote has two lines on opposite sides of graph

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Cannot pass thru the asymptote has two lines on opposite sides of graph