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Algebra Formulas
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math
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algebra
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Solid line
compound inequality
> or < underlined (graphing)
symmetric property
associative property
2. Function in mx+b=y form whose graph is a line
dependent
reflexive property
range (graphing terms)
linear equation
3. Solve using every equation (use linear combination)
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4. Change one equation with LCM (i think) and add up - cancelling one variable out
associative property
reflexive property
extraneous solution
linear combination (elimination)
5. Shaded area
feasible region
domain
parallels have...
multiplying matrices
6. Set of ordered pairs (input and output)
symmetric property
finding min and max
relation
perpendiculars have...
7. Rectangular array of #s written w/brackets (classified by # of numbers in row and column e.g. 3x3)
matrix
> or < (graphing)
3 by 3's (& 4 by 4's)
identity property
8. mx+b=y
3 by 3's (& 4 by 4's)
graphing y>1
multiplicative property
slope-int form
9. 'Points' from side to side
multiplying matrices
domain (graphing terms)
y>1
3 by 3's (& 4 by 4's)
10. Function whose graph is a line
natural #s
3 by 3's (& 4 by 4's)
graphing y>1
linear function
11. Hard - brackets
graphing inequalities (open circle - infinite)
vertex
graphing inequalities (closed circle - set number)
reflexive property
12. f(x -y)=x + y
integer
y>x
objective function
symmetric property
13. One or more solutions
y>x
value
x>1
consistent
14. Intersecting points
evaluate
symmetric property
solving absolute value inequalities
vertex
15. Set of all SECOND coordinates of the ordered pairs e.g. y (x -y)(output value - ordinate)
graphing y>1
symmetric property
point-slope form
range
16. Solve for (3x-4)(x+5)
natural #s
FOIL
commutative property
value
17. Original status a+0=a - ax1=a
closure property
variable
identity property
finding min and max
18. Put is simplest form
objective function
dependent
simplify
isolating absolute value
19. y-y{2}=m(x-x{2})
solving absolute value inequalities
graphing inequalities (closed circle - set number)
> or < underlined (graphing)
point-slope form
20. Shading goes down - or left
transitive property
graphing y<1
relation
slope-int form
21. x-value because its value is given
commutative property
isolating absolute value
independant value
extraneous solution
22. 2 or more inequalities combined conjuction (both are true) -9<-4x-5<3
compound inequality
y>x
integer
dependent
23. Whats worth
independent
value
standard form of linear equation
x>1
24. Horizontal line
relation
parallels have...
associative property
y>1
25. Same slopes
parallels have...
> or < (graphing)
reflexive property
function
26. Soft - parentheses
graphing inequalities (open circle - infinite)
linear function
standard form of linear equation
range
27. A=b - then b=a
domain
symmetric property
graphing inequalities (open circle - infinite)
function
28. If IxI>5 then x>5 or x<-5
solving absolute value inequalities
matrix
domain (graphing terms)
point-slope form
29. A relation in which each element of the domain is paired with one element in the range (no repeated x - however y can repeat)
transitive property
function
> or < (graphing)
inconsistent
30. # set (2 -3) in x+1=y - 2+1=3
y>1
function
closure property
finding min and max
31. Dotted line
> or < (graphing)
FOIL
linear equation
value
32. Second step to linear combo. Fill in variable for whatever you solved for OR change equation to y= or x=
range
substitution
> or < (graphing)
natural #s
33. Relations do not have all points in common e.g diff. lines that may intersect
independent
matrix
graphing inequalities (closed circle - set number)
> or < underlined (graphing)
34. Relations have all points in common e.g same line
range
dependent
finding min and max
vertex
35. Vertical line
domain (graphing terms)
x>1
vertex
extraneous solution
36. No fraction or decimal
closure property
dependant variable
function
integer
37. Set of all FIRST coordinates of the ordered pairs e.g. x (x -y)(input value - abscissa)
linear equation
linear combination (elimination)
domain
> or < (graphing)
38. Undoes operation a+(-a)=0
substitution
inverse property
multiplying matrices
evaluate
39. y-value - because its value depends on the x-value
variable
compound inequality
relation
dependant variable
40. 1 -2 -3...maybe 0
natural #s
solving absolute value inequalities
perpendiculars have...
graphing inequalities (closed circle - set number)
41. A=b - b=c - then a=c
identity property
closure property
y>1
transitive property
42. e.g x
compound inequality
variable
extraneous solution
objective function
43. Substitute AND simplify
simplify
associative property
domain
evaluate
44. Change of order a+b+c=a+c+b
compound inequality
independant value
commutative property
solving absolute value inequalities
45. No solution
graphing y<1
graphing inequalities (open circle - infinite)
inconsistent
x>1
46. [2x+3]=9 - [2x+3]=-9 write it both ways
transitive property
finding min and max
isolating absolute value
extraneous solution
47. Slope of 1/1 - through 0
y>x
simplify
identity property
linear combination (elimination)
48. Shading goes up - or right
graphing y>1
multiplicative property
closure property
standard form of linear equation
49. ROW x COLUMN
consistent
identity property
integer
multiplying matrices
50. Opposite - reciprocal slopes
3 by 3's (& 4 by 4's)
perpendiculars have...
y>x
symmetric property