V
3a+4b+2a−2b
=3a+2a+4b−2b
=5a+2b
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Combining Like Terms
Something that is "equal" in value or amount.
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Equivalent
Interest percentage assigned to a business transaction (r= 5% used as 0.05)
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Rate
Types of lines that have opposite reciprocal slope.
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Perpendicular Lines
The value existing or occurring at the beginning.
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Initial
Something which is boundless, endless, or larger than any natural number.
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infinite/infinity
Numbers with no variables (letters).
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Constant
Number multiplied by (in front of) a variable
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Coefficient
Having a positive or negative value.
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A: integer
B: natural number
C: nonzero
D: Rational
nonzero
Two expressions connected by an equal sign.
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an Equation
All possible x values
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Domain
All possible y values.
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Range
The change in the y values over the change in x values.
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Slope/Rate of Change
Opposite of withdrawing money
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Depositing
Two expressions that are not equal but are related.
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an Inequality
Close to the actual but not exact.
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Approximate
Your initial deposit of $250 into your savings account.
Hint: A=P(1+rt)
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Principal
A = P(1+rt) Used to calculate.
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Simple Interest
Line that goes through the most points by equal amounts of points above and below this line.
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Line of Best Fit
What is the inequality used when a problem states "no more than"
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less than or equal to
Mathematical relation (input/output) for which each of the domain corresponds to exactly one element of the range.
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Function
Determine the meaning of something.
Hint: Starts with an "I"
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Interpret
When you substitute a value into an expression or an equation.
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Evaluate
Types of lines that have the same slope.
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Parallel Lines
Give the numeric values for each when using compound interest.
Monthly
Annually
Biannually
Quarterly
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Monthly (12)
Annually (1)
Biannually (2)
Quarterly (4)