Linear Systems
Quadratics
Factoring
Parabolas
Trigonometry
100

A linear system consists of

2 or more linear equations

100

You can expand a polynomial expression using this acronym 

F.O.I.L

100

monomials consist of this many terms

1

100

The zero of a parabola

Where the graph crosses the x-axis

100

The Sine Ratio

Sin A=opp / hyp

200

Parallel lines have this many solutions (Point of intersection)

None

200

True or false

The first thing you do to solve an expression is expanding

False

The first thing you do is common factor

200
Use this strategy when there are 4 terms

Factoring by grouping

200

The vertex is also called

The max/min value

200

the Greek symbol used to represent an unknown angle

Theta

300

The 3 ways to solve a linear system

Graphing, elimination and substitution

300

What order do you expand when using F.O.I.L.

First, outer, inner, last

300

To solve a hard trinomial, you have to do this type of factoring

Decomposition

300

If the y-value is negative, then the parabola will open

Up

300
The cosine law can be used in these situations

All 3 sides are given and when you have a contained angle

400
How to 'introduce the variables'

Let statements

400

when something has an exponent of 0, it will always equally this

1
400

3 steps to squareing a binomial

first - square first term

middle - multiply the two terms and double it

last - square last term

400

The Axis of symmetry

A vertical line that divides the parabola in half

400

Ratios of corresponding sides

AB / DE = BC / EF = CA / FE

500

Formula for distance problems

  d

s         t

500

when solving an easy trinomial, use this method

Sum and product

500

This is factoring's 'opposite'

Expanding

500

When a 'k' value is subtracted to y=x^2, the parabola will shift..

Down
500

The equation used to find a missing side if 2 are given

Pythagorean Theorem

a2 + b= c2