Algebra I SOL Vocabulary & Strategies

Translating Expressions (A.1a):
Translate from left to right unless you see a...

Translating Expressions (A.1a):
Examples of turn-around words (phrases like...)

Translating Expressions (A.1a):
Sum of, difference of, product of all mean we should use...

Translating Expressions (A.1a):
Translate the following:

Two times the sum of a number and four

Translating Expressions (A.1a):
Translate the following:

Five less than a number squared

Evaluating Expressions (A.1b):
In Desmos, how do you make...
√

Evaluating Expressions (A.1b):
In Desmos, how do you make...
∛

Evaluating Expressions (A.1b):
In Desmos, how do you make...
absolute value bars (| |)

Evaluating Expressions (A.1b):
In Desmos, how do you make...
an exponent

Evaluating Expressions (A.1b):
In Desmos, how do you make...
a big fraction

Evaluating Expressions (A.1b):
What letters can you make into sliders?

Evaluating Expressions (A.1b):
What if you need to set the letter equal to 15 and you can't slide it that far?

Radicals (A.3):
What does simplest form mean?

Equations (A.4a):
How do you use Desmos to solve an equation?
Which letter must you use for the variable?

Systems of Equations (A.4d):
The solution to two or more equations is where the lines...

Systems of Equations (A.4d):

Find the solution

x + y = 7
2x + 3y = 10

1-Variable Inequalities (A.5a):
Graph an inequality in Desmos using the variable...

Slope (A.6a):
in y = mx + b,
where is the slope?
the y-intercept?

Slope (A.6a):
What is the slope formula?

Slope (A.6a):
Substitute into the slope formula
(3, -5) and (-4, 7)

Slope (A.6a):
Slope is also
___________/___________

Equations of Lines (A.6b):
Parallel means...

Equations of Lines (A.6b):
Perpendicular means...

Variation (A.8):
In direct variation, ___________ the x and y values

Variation (A.8):
Direct variation looks like

Variation (A.8):
In inverse variation, ___________ the x and y values

Variation (A.8):
Inverse variation looks like

Polynomials (A.2ab):
When your problem and answers only have x’s, how do you you use Desmos?

Polynomials (A.2ab):
When your problem and answers have both x’s and y’s, how do you you use Desmos?

Quadratic Functions (A.4b):
What four words mean the same thing?

Quadratic Functions (A.4b):
The words zero, solution, root, x-intercept
are all looking for where our graph crosses...

Quadratic Functions (A.4b):
Factors have the same _____________ as the functions.

Functions (A.7a):
A function never repeats...

Domain and Range (A.7b):
Domain means...

Domain and Range (A.7b):
Domain means we scan the graph from....

Domain and Range (A.7b):
Range means...

Domain and Range (A.7b):
Range means we scan the graph from...

Domain and Range (A.7b):
ℝ means...

Domain and Range (A.7b):
ℝ (all real numbers) in interval notation is...

Matching Tables to Graphs/Equations (A.7f):
How do you make a table in Desmos?

Matching Tables to Graphs/Equations (A.7f):
If you can’t see the points in Desmos (from a table), what do you do?

Matching Tables to Graphs/Equations (A.7f):
When you graph the correct equation, what will it look like with the points?

Factoring (A.2c):
1. Type the problem into Desmos
2. Next row, type gcf(#, #, #) of the ________________________.
3. Select that number.
4. Type your other options into Desmos
5. Select all that have the same ___________________ as your polynomial.