Trigonometry
Exponents & Radicals
Polynomials
Functions
Systems of Linear Equations
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This trigonometric ratio uses opposite and hypotenuse.

Sine

100

The cube root of 27.

3

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The number of terms in a trionomial.

3

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The domain and range correspond to these variables.

x and y

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The solution to a system of linear equations on a graph is this.

Point of intersection

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The sum of all angles in a triangle.

180

200

36/32

34

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The I in FOIL stands for this.

Inside

200

[-7, 20) is an example of this notation.

Interval notation

200

The x-intercept is found when y is equal to this value

0

300

The angle opposite to the right angle in a triangle.

Hypotenuse

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A rational exponent has an exponent that can be written in this form.

Fraction

300

The GCF of this expression

12f2g3 + 16fg2 - 32f3g2


4fg2

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The slope of a horizontal line.

0

300

Ax + By + C = 0 is known as this form.

General form

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The formula for the Pythagorean Theorem.

a+ b= c2

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Radicals can be multiplied together if this part of the radical is the same.

Index

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To factor a trinomial (ax2 + bx + c) you must find two numbers that multiply to ___ and add to ___.

ac & b

400

A function is defined by this characteristic.

One output for every input

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The slope of a perpendicular line is the _____ of the slope of the original line

Negative reciprocal

500

The angle formed by the horizontal and a line of site above the horizontal.

Angle of elevation

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An exponent of an exponent can undergo what mathematical operation to combine them.

Multiplication

500

x2 - 12x + 36 is an example of this type of special trinomial.

Perfect square trinomial

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The slope of a line that goes through the point (-2, -3) and (7, -1)

2/9
500

When a variable is already isolated in an equation, often the best strategy for solving that system of linear equations is using this method.

Substitution