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This board helps players review Math through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Domain, Piecewise & Inverses, Log & Expo Graphs, Simplifying Logs and exponential equations, Growth & Decay Words. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Domain

    For a square root function, you find the domain by enforcing this condition on the radicand.

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    Radicand ≥ 0

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  • Piecewise & Inverses

    When sketching a piecewise graph, start by checking this for each piece.

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    Given domain

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  • Log & Expo Graphs

    Exponential graphs have this many vertical asymptotes by default.

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    None

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  • Simplifying Logs and exponential equations

    This is the base of the natural logarithm ln.

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    e

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  • Growth & Decay Words

    The phrase that signals using the continuous interest model.

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    Continuous compounding

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Domain

$100 — For a square root function, you find the domain by enforcing this condition on the radicand.
Radicand ≥ 0
$200 — For a rational function, determine the domain by excluding values where this happens.
Denominator ≠ 0
$300 — For a logarithmic function, the domain is found by requiring this about the argument.
Argument > 0
$400 — This is the number you are never allowed to divide by when finding a domain.
Zero
$500 — Write your final domain answer using this notation.
Interval notation

Piecewise & Inverses

$100 — When sketching a piecewise graph, start by checking this for each piece.
Given domain
$200 — A simple table you can make to plot points for each piece.
T-chart
$300 — Taking an inverse swaps these two sets for a function.
Domain and range
$400 — Log and exponential functions have this relationship.
Inverses
$500 — On inverse graphs, these coordinates switch places.
x and y

Log & Expo Graphs

$100 — Exponential graphs have this many vertical asymptotes by default.
None
$200 — Exponential functions come with this domain for free.
All real numbers
$300 — For exponentials, the vertical shift identifies this line.
Horizontal asymptote
$400 — For a log graph, its asymptote is determined after finding this.
Domain
$500 — For a logarithmic function, the asymptote has this orientation.
Vertical

Simplifying Logs and exponential equations

$100 — This is the base of the natural logarithm ln.
e
$200 — This is the base of the common logarithm log.
10
$300 — In log rules, powers inside a log become these out front.
Coefficients
$400 — When the log’s base equals its argument, the value is this.
1
$500 — To isolate time in exponential equations, you typically apply this operation.
Natural log

Growth & Decay Words

$100 — The phrase that signals using the continuous interest model.
Continuous compounding
$200 — The compounding description in “compounded monthly.”
Monthly
$300 — A process described by half-life follows this type of model.
Exponential decay
$400 — In bacteria problems, the percent per time unit is called this.
Relative growth rate
$500 — To find how long in these problems, you use these to undo exponentials.
Logarithms

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