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Math Concepts Scramble

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Unscramble key math ideas about functions and graphs.

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Unscramble key math ideas about functions and graphs.

by Angel Taeza
1

A relationship where the rate of change is constant, forming a straight path when graphed.

2

A statement that shows equality between two expressions using a symbol of balance.

3

Symbols that stand for unknown values that can change within a problem.

4

Visual representations that show how quantities relate to each other.

5

A geometric element that extends in one direction without bending or curving.

6

The shortest path connecting two points, extending without width or thickness.

7

Numbers that a function or variable can take in a given context.

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Pairs of numbers arranged in a specific sequence to describe coordinates or relationships.

  
  
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