Given the above, this is {5,10,15}
What is the Domain?
This is the variable that I control and can manipulate.
What is independent variable?
This is what f(x) means.
What is function of x?
This graph is an example of this type of correlation.
What is negative correlation?
This is the common difference of the following:
22, 28, 34, 40...
What is 6?
Given the above, this is {6,8,12}
What is range?
This is the variable that I do not control, and is based off the variable I control.
What is dependent?
This is what makes the following a function.
What is each x goes to one y?
This is an example of this type of correlation.
What is positive correlation?
This is the common difference of the following:
75, 65, 55, 45...
What is -10?
This is the domain of the graph above.
What is {4,7,9}?
Limes at the grocery store cost 41 cents each. This is the independent variable.
What is the number of limes I buy?
This is what makes this not a function.
What is 6 goes to 1 and 3?
This is an example of this type of correlation.
What is no correlation?
15, 22, 29, 36...
What is 43
This is the range of the above graph.
What is {4,6,7}
Limes at the grocery store cost 41 cents each. This is the dependent variable.
What is the cost?
This is f(2) of f(x) = 2x - 4
What is 0?
This is what we call the red line on this scatterplot.
What is a trendline.
This is the 50th term of the following.
2, 5, 8, 11...
What is 149?
This is the values of a and b, when looking at the domain of this function:
a\leqx\leqb
This is the independent variable in the following: I can run a mile in 8 minutes.
What is how many miles I run?
This is f(-3) of f(x) = |x+1| + 4
What is 6?
This is the value the trendline predicts our y value to be at x = 25.
What is y = 22.5? (I would accept anything from 20-25)
This is the 32nd term of the following:
56, 54, 52, 50...
What is -6?