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1. Write the function using x and y
2. Switch the x and y
3. Solve for y

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1. Translation - add in () goes to the left, and subtract in () goes to the right. If add outside () goes up, and if subtracting outside () goes down.
2. Reflection- If the y is negative it reflects over the x-axis, if x negative reflects over y-axis.
3. Dilation- Multiply it either shrinks or stretches vertically, divide it either shrinks, or stretches horizontally.

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Example: 2+5i (below how to graph it)

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Liner Programming is a method for finding a minimum or maximum value or some quantity given constraints.
The minimum or maximum always occurs at a vertex of the feasible region. (Feasible Region: All of the points that satisfy all the constraints.)

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Standard form

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Examples of Dividing Polynomials (Long Division) 

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Examples of Dividing Polynomials (Long Division) 

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Remember to put factor over like terms.

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1. Multiply the a and c
2.Find two factors of ac that add to get be
3. Substitute factors into box
Square factor goes into top left, c goes into bottom right
4. Write our factor in ()

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Solving Quadratics using Quadratic Formula 

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Solving Quadratics using Quadratic Formula 

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Vertex Form:

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1. When multiplying add the exponents to its like term.

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Dividing Polynomials using Synthetic Divison 

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Dividing Polynomials using Synthetic Divison 

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Only works if x is by itself
Example: x-4
Wrong Example: 2x-4