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3. This shape has 6 sides. What is a Hexagon?

4. You can find this by multiplying the length by the width of a square. What is Area?

5. These kind of angles add up to be 90 degrees. What are Complimentary Angles?

6. The point at which two line segments intersect. What is a Vertex?

7. These kinds of angles add up to be 180 degrees. What are Supplementary Angles?

8. A slope of a tangent line. What is a Derivative?

9. A line or curve that a graph approaches more and more closely the further it goes, but never touches. What is an Asymptote?

10. A number that indicates a quantity, size, or magnitude that is larger than any real number. What is Infinity?

11. A point at which a curve changes from concave up to concave down, or vice-versa. What is an Inflection Point?

12. The inverse of cotangent. What is Tangent?

13. The inverse of secant. What is Cosine?

14. It’s formula is ∏r² What is Area of a Circle?

15. A horizontal shift for a periodic function. What is a Phase Shift?

16. Half the difference between the minimum and the maximum values of the range. What is Amplitude?

17. Sin²€ + Cos²€ = 1, is this type of identity. What is a Pythagorean Identity?

18. A polynomial with one term. What is a Monomial?

19. An angle composed of more than 90 degrees. What is Oblique?

20. The set of y-values of a function that include all permitted values. What is Range?

21. A model for a quantity that increases quickly at first and then more slowly as it approaches an upper limit. What is Logistic Growth?

22. Place where a graph can rotate 180 degrees about a point and still look identical to the original. What is a Point of Symmetry?

23. Place where 2 or more lines meet. What is an Intersection?

24. All positive and negative whole numbers. What are Integers?

25. The top part of a fraction. What is the Numerator?

26. A way of describing how precisely a number is written, particularly a measurement. What are Significant Digits?

27. Any number that is a square of a rational number. What is a Perfect Square?

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