MATHEMATICAL MODELS I
This is the vertex in y = 2(x - 3)2 + 1.
What is (3, 1)?
This is the form y = 2x2 - 4x + 7.
What is standard form?
I would rather have this type of interest when I borrow money.
What is simple interest?
You use this when you are working with opposite sides and angles in a non-right triangle.
What is the sine law?
We call this type of data _______ and __________when it is only integers.
What is numeric and discrete?
When a = -2, this is the step pattern?
What is -2, -6, -10, ...?
This is what you do to the exponents to simplify (24)(22).
What is add?
You determine this now when you have a financial goal of $10 000.
What is present value?
This kind of drawing is drawn on graph paper.
What is an orthographic drawing?
Before making a histogram with intervals, you have to make this first.
What is a frequence table?
You use this to expand (x - 3)(x + 5).
What is the FOIL rule?
This equation y = 450(2)x represents.
What is exponential growth?
The number of periods when you compound quarterly for 2 years.
What is 8?
When the pieces of a 3D object are laid flat and sepate.
What is a pattern?
The 3 measures of central tendency.
What is mean, median and mode?
This is what you have to think of to factor x2 - 5x - 24.
What 2 numbers multiply to -24 and add to -5?
The invisible line down the centre of a parabola.
What is the axis of symmetry?
This is an example of investing that most people are fearful of.
What are stocks?
This is the name of the angle between 2 known sides.
What is a contained angle?
This kind of probability is when you know the facts of a situation.
What is theoretical probability?
These are the zeros in y = -3(x - 4)(x + 6).
What are (4, 0) and (-6, 0)?
This point will help you find the maximum profit on a graph.
What is the vertex?
A huge expense when deciding what type of vehicle to buy, especially when you are new/younger driver.
What is insurance?
These can be viewed as positive or negative in the design process.
What is a design constraint?
The type of distribution that resembles a bell.
What normal distribution?