
algebra ii - MooreMath23
... an equation (a value of x that makes the equation true) which is also the location the graph of the function crosses the x-axis known as an x-intercept, where the value of f(x) which you can think of as “y” = 0. TERMS: 1. root: the solution of a quadratic equation (found in the form x = 2, x = – 3) ...
... an equation (a value of x that makes the equation true) which is also the location the graph of the function crosses the x-axis known as an x-intercept, where the value of f(x) which you can think of as “y” = 0. TERMS: 1. root: the solution of a quadratic equation (found in the form x = 2, x = – 3) ...
Final Exam
... Refer to exam IV problems involving simplifying radicals and radical expressions. d. Refer to exam IV problems involving simplifying complex number expressions. ...
... Refer to exam IV problems involving simplifying radicals and radical expressions. d. Refer to exam IV problems involving simplifying complex number expressions. ...
Chapter 5.2
... Standard Form - Polynomials should always be written w/ the highest power first and descending to the lowest power. ...
... Standard Form - Polynomials should always be written w/ the highest power first and descending to the lowest power. ...