Sequences
In this type of sequence, you are using a common difference to get from one term to the next
What is an arithmetic sequence?
This operation is the inverse of squaring something.
What is the square root?
When a function is transformed to (x-h), it shifts the graph this direction.
What is to the right?
Mr. Kehoe has this many children.
These values describe the x-values, or the inputs, of a function
What are the domain values?
In this type of sequence, you are using a common ratio to get from one term to the next.
What is a geometric sequence?
When you are asked to find f-1(5), the question is asking you to do this.
What is plug in 5 into the inverse?
When a new function is written as f(x)+k, the graph is shifted in this direction.
What is up?
Mr. Kehoe's oldest child's name is this.
What is Lincoln?
This describes the imaginary line that cuts the graph of a function in half.
What is the line of symmetry?
You need these three things to find the sum of a geometric sequence.
What are the first term, the common ratio, and the number of terms?
When determining the inverse, you are switching these two values.
What are the inputs and outputs (x and y values)?
A graph shifted to the left gives this new equation.
What is (x+h)?
Mr. Kehoe has been at Gratz for this many years.
What is 10?
The number that you use to get from one number to another in a geometric sequence.
What is the common ratio?
When finding the function rule (general equation) of an arithmetic sequence, you need these two things.
What is the zero term and the common difference?
This is the process of finding the inverse of a function
What is write the steps of the original, the steps of the inverse, then write the new function?
The transformation of f(x) to f(x-4)+5.
What is right 4 and up 5?
Mr. Kehoe went to this college.
What is Saint Joseph's?
This is where the function is graphed when it the function is negative.
What is under the x-axis?
These equations help you find the next terms in any sequence.
What are the recursive equations?
What is the inverse of the function f(x) = x2+4?
The transformation of f(x) to f(x+3)-1
What is left 3 and down 1?
Mr. Kehoe lives in this part of Philadelphia.
What is Roxborough?
When a graph is going up from left to right, the function is said to be doing this.
What is increasing?