>GreaterthanDomainall the valuesof theindependentvariable thatworksgreaterthan orequal toNegativeThe intervalwhere thefunction isbelow the x-axisIncreasingThe intervalwhere thefunction isgoing upEndBehaviorDescribes whatis happening atthe left andright ends ofthe graph<lessthanfunctionRelationwhere theindependentvariable doesnot repeaty-axisverticalaxis in thecoordinateplaney-interceptWhere thefunctioncrossesthe y-axisless thanor equaltoy-valuesMostcommonlyuseddependentvariablex-axishorizontalaxis in thecoordinateplanetranslationwhen afunctionshiftsVLTTest used todetermine if agraph is a functionor not. Also knowas the vertical linetest.f(x)Functionnotation,read f of xx-valuesMostcommonlyusedindependentvariablereflectionwhen afunctionis flippedRangeall the valuesof thedependentvariable thatworksMaximumCan be relativeor absolute, thepoint where thefunction is at itshighestx-interceptWhere thefunctioncrossesthe x-axisPositiveThe intervalwhere thefunction isabove the x-axisMinimumCan be relativeor absolute, thepoint where thefunction is at itslowestDecreasingThe intervalwhere thefunction isgoing down>GreaterthanDomainall the valuesof theindependentvariable thatworksgreaterthan orequal toNegativeThe intervalwhere thefunction isbelow the x-axisIncreasingThe intervalwhere thefunction isgoing upEndBehaviorDescribes whatis happening atthe left andright ends ofthe graph<lessthanfunctionRelationwhere theindependentvariable doesnot repeaty-axisverticalaxis in thecoordinateplaney-interceptWhere thefunctioncrossesthe y-axisless thanor equaltoy-valuesMostcommonlyuseddependentvariablex-axishorizontalaxis in thecoordinateplanetranslationwhen afunctionshiftsVLTTest used todetermine if agraph is a functionor not. Also knowas the vertical linetest.f(x)Functionnotation,read f of xx-valuesMostcommonlyusedindependentvariablereflectionwhen afunctionis flippedRangeall the valuesof thedependentvariable thatworksMaximumCan be relativeor absolute, thepoint where thefunction is at itshighestx-interceptWhere thefunctioncrossesthe x-axisPositiveThe intervalwhere thefunction isabove the x-axisMinimumCan be relativeor absolute, thepoint where thefunction is at itslowestDecreasingThe intervalwhere thefunction isgoing down

Review for Function Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Greater than
    >
  2. all the values of the independent variable that works
    Domain
  3. greater than or equal to
  4. The interval where the function is below the x-axis
    Negative
  5. The interval where the function is going up
    Increasing
  6. Describes what is happening at the left and right ends of the graph
    End Behavior
  7. less than
    <
  8. Relation where the independent variable does not repeat
    function
  9. vertical axis in the coordinate plane
    y-axis
  10. Where the function crosses the y-axis
    y-intercept
  11. less than or equal to
  12. Most commonly used dependent variable
    y-values
  13. horizontal axis in the coordinate plane
    x-axis
  14. when a function shifts
    translation
  15. Test used to determine if a graph is a function or not. Also know as the vertical line test.
    VLT
  16. Function notation, read f of x
    f(x)
  17. Most commonly used independent variable
    x-values
  18. when a function is flipped
    reflection
  19. all the values of the dependent variable that works
    Range
  20. Can be relative or absolute, the point where the function is at its highest
    Maximum
  21. Where the function crosses the x-axis
    x-intercept
  22. The interval where the function is above the x-axis
    Positive
  23. Can be relative or absolute, the point where the function is at its lowest
    Minimum
  24. The interval where the function is going down
    Decreasing