Jordyn Clark

[Jordyn Clark @StabMathJordyn]

In order to find the inverse of a function you plug x in for y, and y in for x.

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Use this formula to find the possibility of a certain outcome

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When finding something when order doesn't matter ( a combination) you use nCr

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When finding probability of something where order matters you use nPr

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In order to find a hole you have to factor the top and bottom and if there is a similar factor, then there is a hole

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What would a cube root look like flipped across the x-axis ?

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@STAB_MATH Any of the 12 basic functions could be a possibility because one is apart of all of their domains

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@STAB_MATH It had more than one y value and didn't pass the vertical line test

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You can tell if a quadratic functions is facing up or down based on if it's negative or positive

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Does anybody know what the graph we did in class today would be used for?

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Answer for conceptional question: wouldn't it just be an error because it's not part of G's input or output? @STAB_MATH

[Jordyn Clark @StabMathJordyn]

@STAB_MATH Because x needs to factor out to show there is gcf between them and won't completely change the problem because they cancel out.