Unit 7 Vocab
Unit 8 Vocab
Unit 7/9 Vocab
Unit 10a Vocab
Unit 10b
100

Define exponential equation.

An equation in which the independent variable is an exponent.

100
Define common Logarithm. 

Logarithms of base 10. 

100

Define regression function. 

A function generated by an algorithm to find a line or curve that fits a set of data.

100

Define the central angle of a circle.

An angle with a vertex at the center of a circle and sides that are radii.

100

Define trigonometric function. 

A function that relates the measure of one nonright angle of a right triangle to the ratios of the lengths of any two sides of the triangle.

200

Define compound interest?

  • Interest calculated on the principal and on the accumulated interest from previous periods.

200

Fine Logarithmic Equation.

An equation that contains one or more logarithms.

200

What is the coefficient of Determination?

  • An indicator of how well a function fits a set of data.

200

Define coterminal angles.

Angles in standard position that have the same terminal side.

200

Define circular function. 

A function that describes a point on a circle as the function of an angle defined in radians.

300

Define e?

An irrational number that approximately equals 2.7182818….

300

Define Natural Logarithm. 

The inverse of the natural base exponential function, most often abbreviated as ln x. 

300

Define Geometric Sequence.

A pattern of numbers that begins with a nonzero term and each term after is found by multiplying the previous term by a nonzero constant r.

300

Define the initial side of an angle. 

The part of an angle that is fixed on the x-axis.

300

Define midline and the amplitude?

midline:  The line about which the graph of a function oscillates.

amplitude:  For functions of the form y=asin⁡bθ or y=acos⁡bθ , the amplitude is ∣a∣.

400

Define the difference between a infinite and finite sequence.

A infinite sequence is a sequence that continues without end.

A finite sequence is a  sequence that contains a limited number of terms.

400

Define Natural base Exponential function. 

The inverse of the natural base exponential function, most often abbreviated as y=e^x

400

Define rational expression.

A ratio of two polynomial expressions.

400

What is standard position of an angle?

An angle positioned so that the vertex is at the origin and the initial side is on the positive x-axi.

400

Define sinusoidal function.

A function that can be produced by translating, reflecting, or dilating the sine function.

500

Define Sigma notation

A notation that uses the Greek uppercase letter S to indicate that a sum should be found.

500

Define Logarithmic function. 

A function of the form f(x)=logbx, where b >0 and b does not equal 1. 

500

Define complex fraction. 

A rational expression with a numerator and/or denominator that is also a rational expression.

500

Define Radian.

A unit of angular measurement equal to 180π  or about 57.296°.

500

Define reciprocal Trigonometric functions. 

Trigonometric functions that are reciprocals of each other.