IB Maths AA 2.3 Definitions
This page contains our IB Maths AA definitions for 2.3. By learning each one of these definitions, you will fully cover the content for IB Maths AA 'Solving functions'.
accuracy
The stated precision of an approximate solution, such as to decimal places or to significant figures.
domain
The set of input values for which a model is intended to be used, chosen using the context rather than only the algebraic definition.
equations
Statements that two expressions are equal, often written as or , and solved by finding the input values that make the statement true.
factorising
Rewriting an expression as a product of simpler factors so that solving an equation can be reduced to setting each factor equal to zero.
intersect
A calculator feature or graphical method that finds the approximate -value where and meet, corresponding to a solution of .
roots
Values of that satisfy an equation of the form ; for , the th roots are for .
technology
Digital tools such as a graphic display calculator (GDC) or a spreadsheet used to carry out calculations, solve equations, and model financial situations efficiently.
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