Domain and range are used to describe a function, or the area used in a graph. Domain is the set of input values (x) and are like the walls. Range is the set of output values (y) and is like the roof and floor. When we are using discrete variables, to find the domain, you…
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Linear relations are used to find the relationship between 2 variables (usually on a graph) For example, if you have 5, 8, 11, 14 the relationship would be +3. If you want to find higher numbers in this pattern you insert the numbers in a table of values (usually on the y side) You match…
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When factoring Polynomials, you are putting the brackets back in the equation. The first thing to look for is common numbers, if they are dividable by any of the same number, it is not prime. If there is a common factor, you divide all the numbers by it and place it in front of brackets….
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There are several methods for multiplying polynomials, you can use an algebra tile model, area model or the distributing method. The Algebra tile model is used when the polynomials are fairly low because if they are high, you will need lots of space to draw. A rectangle is used to represent X, a large square…
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A polynomial is made up of variables, constants and exponents using the operations of Bedmas. An example of a polynomial is 3×3(2y-27) + 6x. A monomial is a polynomial with only 1 term. A binomial is a polynomial with 2 terms. A trinomial is a polynomial with 3 terms. The terms can have multiple variables and exponents…
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Soh Cah Toa is a way to remember the three main trigonometric functions: Sine, Cosine and Tangent Once you know them, you can find out a missing side or angle from a right triangle with 3 pieces of information. Sine: (SIN) Opposite ÷ hypotenuse Cosine (COS) Adjacent ÷ hypotenuse Tangent (TAN) Opposite ÷ Adjacent Opposite…
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Right angle triangles are triangles with a 90-degree angle. You can figure out the length of one of the sides by using Pythagoras. Pythagoras is A squared plus B squared equals C squared. (C is the longest side/hypotenuse) You can find the opposite side by finding the theta () and looking directly across. You can…
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