(2,35)Find solutiony=3x^2+14x-5y=11x+13Solutionto asystemThis can befound on agraph wheretwo or morelines intersectAdd theexponentsWhen youmultiply termswith the samebase, what doyou do with theexponents?2What is thedegree of aquadraticfunction(2,-1)Findsolutiony=4x-9y=x-3(-1,2)FindSolutiony=2x+1y=-x+1CommonRatioHow you getfrom one termto the next ina geometricsequenceParabolaThe shapeof aquadraticgraph(-1,-4)Findsolutiony=x-3y=7x+3(-1,4)(3,4)Findsolutiony=4y=(x-1)^2(1,1)Findsolutionx=-3y=x+2(-3,-2)Findsolutiony=2x+1y=x+1The LeadCoefficientThe numberin the front ofthe lead termU-shapedHow do youdescribewhat aparabolalooks like?(2,4)Findsolutiony=x^2y=2^xCommonDifferenceHow you getfrom one termto the next inan arithmeticsequenceParallelLinesThesetypes oflines haveno solution(4,-3)Findsolutiony=-2x+5y=-x+1Axis ofSymmetryThis lineintersectsthe x-coordinate ofthe vertexMultiplytheexponentsWhen you raisean exponent toanotherexponent, whatdo you do?RootsSolutionsZerosx-interceptsWhere thegraph of aquadraticfunctiontouches the x-axisTheVertexWhere youwill find themaximum orminimumWhen you dividterms with thesame base,what do you dowith theexponents?SubtracttheExponentsPerpendicularLinesThese typesof linesintersect andform rightangles(2,35)Find solutiony=3x^2+14x-5y=11x+13Solutionto asystemThis can befound on agraph wheretwo or morelines intersectAdd theexponentsWhen youmultiply termswith the samebase, what doyou do with theexponents?2What is thedegree of aquadraticfunction(2,-1)Findsolutiony=4x-9y=x-3(-1,2)FindSolutiony=2x+1y=-x+1CommonRatioHow you getfrom one termto the next ina geometricsequenceParabolaThe shapeof aquadraticgraph(-1,-4)Findsolutiony=x-3y=7x+3(-1,4)(3,4)Findsolutiony=4y=(x-1)^2(1,1)Findsolutionx=-3y=x+2(-3,-2)Findsolutiony=2x+1y=x+1The LeadCoefficientThe numberin the front ofthe lead termU-shapedHow do youdescribewhat aparabolalooks like?(2,4)Findsolutiony=x^2y=2^xCommonDifferenceHow you getfrom one termto the next inan arithmeticsequenceParallelLinesThesetypes oflines haveno solution(4,-3)Findsolutiony=-2x+5y=-x+1Axis ofSymmetryThis lineintersectsthe x-coordinate ofthe vertexMultiplytheexponentsWhen you raisean exponent toanotherexponent, whatdo you do?RootsSolutionsZerosx-interceptsWhere thegraph of aquadraticfunctiontouches the x-axisTheVertexWhere youwill find themaximum orminimumWhen you dividterms with thesame base,what do you dowith theexponents?SubtracttheExponentsPerpendicularLinesThese typesof linesintersect andform rightangles

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  1. Find solution y=3x^2+14x-5 y=11x+13
    (2,35)
  2. This can be found on a graph where two or more lines intersect
    Solution to a system
  3. When you multiply terms with the same base, what do you do with the exponents?
    Add the exponents
  4. What is the degree of a quadratic function
    2
  5. Find solution y=4x-9 y=x-3
    (2,-1)
  6. Find Solution y=2x+1 y=-x+1
    (-1,2)
  7. How you get from one term to the next in a geometric sequence
    Common Ratio
  8. The shape of a quadratic graph
    Parabola
  9. Find solution y=x-3 y=7x+3
    (-1,-4)
  10. Find solution y=4 y=(x-1)^2
    (-1,4) (3,4)
  11. Find solution x=-3 y=x+2
    (1,1)
  12. Find solution y=2x+1 y=x+1
    (-3,-2)
  13. The number in the front of the lead term
    The Lead Coefficient
  14. How do you describe what a parabola looks like?
    U-shaped
  15. Find solution y=x^2 y=2^x
    (2,4)
  16. How you get from one term to the next in an arithmetic sequence
    Common Difference
  17. These types of lines have no solution
    Parallel Lines
  18. Find solution y=-2x+5 y=-x+1
    (4,-3)
  19. This line intersects the x-coordinate of the vertex
    Axis of Symmetry
  20. When you raise an exponent to another exponent, what do you do?
    Multiply the exponents
  21. Where the graph of a quadratic function touches the x-axis
    Roots Solutions Zeros x-intercepts
  22. Where you will find the maximum or minimum
    The Vertex
  23. Subtract the Exponents
    When you divid terms with the same base, what do you do with the exponents?
  24. These types of lines intersect and form right angles
    Perpendicular Lines