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Function
A mathematical relation that maps a set on input values to a set of output vaues such that each input value has exactly one output value.
Domain
A set of input values of a function, represented by the independent variable
Range
A set of output values of a function, represented by the dependent variable
What is slope also known as.
Average rate of change
How does the function behave if it is decreasing
If a<b, then function f is decreasing so long as f(a) > f(b)
How does a function behave if it is increasing.
If a<b, then function f is increasing so long as f(a)<f(b)
When does a function have a relative minimum
A function has a relative minimum if at some point, the graph of the function changes from decreasing to increasing.
When does a function have a relative maximum
A function has a relative maximum if at some point, the graph of the function changes from increasing to decreasing
When does a polynomial have an absolute maximum
If polynomial p has an even degree leading term and has a leading coefficient that is negative we can say there is an absolute maximum that exists on function p
When does a polynomial have an absolute minimum
If polynomial p has an even degree leading term and has a leading coeffitient that is positive, we can say there is an absolute minimum that exists on function p
Where do relative maximums and minimums need to be
between 2 real zeroes of a polynomial
Concave down
If the average rate of change over an interval is decreasing
Concave up
If the average rate of change over an interval is increasing
Point of inflection
When a function changes from concave down to concave up or vice versa.
Rate of change of a linear function
Constant
Quadratic’s rate of change
The rate of change of a quadratic funtion’s rate of change is constant
Reference angle
The distance from an angle to the x-axis. Always positive
What is the equation for radian conversions
pi/180
What is the tan quotient identity
tanθ = sinθ/cosθ
What is the cotangent quotient identity
cotθ=cosθ/sinθ
How many radians is 1 revolution
2pi
arc length equation
s=rθ
Area of a sector equation
A=1/2r²θ
Linear speed equation
v=s/t
Angular speed equation
ω=θ/t
What are trigonometric function(s) are even
cosine (sec)
What are trigonometric function(s) are odd
Sine, Tangent (Cosecant, Cotangent)
sin(u+v) equation
sin(u)cos(v)+cos(u)sin(v)
sin(u-v) equation
sin(u)cos(v)-cos(u)sin(v)
cos(u-v) equation
cos(u)cos(v)+sin(u)sin(v)
cos(u+v) equation
cos(u)cos(v)-sin(u)sin(v)
tan(u+v) equation
(tan(u)+tan(v))/(1-tan(u)tan(v))
tan(u-v) equation
(tan(u)-tan(v))/(1+tan(u)tan(v))
Periodic relationship
If, as input values increase the output values demonstrate a repeating pattern over successive equal length intervals.
Cycle
One set or repeating values in a periodic function
Period
How long until the pattern repeats.
What is found in every periodic function
All characteristics found in one period of the function will be in every period of the function
Amplitude
The distance from midline to top/bottom
Frequency
How many cycles in 1 unit of time
Even functions
If f(-x)=f(x)
Odd functions
If f(-x)=-f(x)
y=sin(x)
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y=cos(x)
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y=tan(x)
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y=csc(x)
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y=sec(x)
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y=cot(x)
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