| Hint (not exact definition) | Answer |
| in general, a correspondence between sets of elements that has at most one output for any given number of inputs | |
| a polynomial of degree n has exactly n of these | |
| in graphing, a function's y value where the graph intersects the y-axis | |
| common name for a polynomial of degree three | |
| an ordered list of numbers | |
| the inverse of the sine function | |
| giving an input to this function returns a power that a base must be raised by to get the input | |
| the regular intervals at which a trigonometric function repeats | |
| approximately 2.72 | |
| in the popular equation y = mx + b, 'm' represents this | |
| an angle whose degree measure is greater than 90 but less than 180 | |
| odd functions have this type of symmetry | |