Transformations of Linear Functions
Arithmetic Sequences
Evaluating Functions
Relations and Functions
100

f(x) ---> -f(x) means what transformation is happening? 

What is a reflection across the x-axis? 

100

A necessary characteristic for a sequence to be classified as an arithmetic sequence

What is a common difference?

100

f(2) if f(x)= 4x-5

What is 3?

100

the coordinates that make up the domain

What are the x-coordinates?

200

The new function if f(x)=4x is translated to the up10 units

What is f(x-10)=4x+10?

200

The name of this formula: 

an=a1+(n-1)d

What is explicit?

200
f(6) if f(x)=10-5x

What is -20?

200

The domain of this function


What is 

(-oo,oo)

300

The kind of lines produced by translations

What are parallel lines?

300

The situation when you would use a recursive formula instead of an explicit formula

What is when you are looking for the next term?

300

f(4) if 

f(x) =1/2 x-5

What is -3?

300
The two stipulations a relation must meet to be considered a one-to-one function

What is every x has one y and every y has one x?

400

The function created by vertically compressing f(x)=10x-6 by a factor of 

1/3

What is 

1/3f(x)=10/3x-2

400

The simplified explicit formula for this arithmetic sequence:

38, 30, 22, 14, 6, -2, ......

What is an=46-8n?

400
f(1.5) if f(x)=5x-2.35

What is 5.15?

400

The linear function represented by this table:

What is f(x)=10x+8?
500

f(x)=4x-2 translated 2 units down and 5 units to the left

What is 

f(x+5)-2 =4x+16?

500
The 105th term in the arithmetic sequence represented by an=43+5n

What is 568?

500

The value of x that makes the following true

f(x)=-5/4x-6; f(x)=18

What is 

-96/5?

500

The correct range for the following set of points:
{(4,2) , (2,6) , (1,3) , (10,2) , (5,7)}

What is {2,3,6,7}?

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