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x-Value = The horizontal value in an ordered pair or input Function = A relation that assigns exactly one value in the range to each value in the domain (i.e. the x values do not repeat) Function rule = An equation that describes a function Function table = A specific set of values for a given function

Function table = A specific set of values for a given function Input = A number plugged into a function rule Output = The resulting number for a given point y – value = The vertical value in an ordered pair or output

y – value = The vertical value in an ordered pair or output Relation = A set of ordered pairs Vertical Line Test = If any vertical line passes through more than one point on the graph, the relation is not a function Linear = A graph that forms a line with a constant rate of change

Vertical Line Test = If any vertical line passes through more than one point on the graph, the relation is not a function Linear = A graph that forms a line with a constant rate of change Non – linear = A graph that does not form a line and/or does not have a constant rate of change Rate of change = The ratio of a vertical rise that corresponds to a horizontal run