MHF4U terms Question and answers
already passed 2025/2026
Inequality - correct answer A statement that compares two quantities using <,
>, ≤,≥, or ≠
open dot (on graph or number line) - correct answer Point not included in the
solution
Closed dot (on a graph or number line) - correct answer Point included in the
solution
Remainder theorem - correct answer If f(x) is divided by (x -a), the remainder
is f(a)
Factor Theorem - correct answer (Qi - p) is a factor of f(x) when f(p/q) = 0
Integral Zero Theorem - correct answer Possible factors of a polynomial are
(qx- p) where q is a factor of the leading coefficient and p is a factor of the
equation's constant term.
SOAP - correct answer Acronym used when doing a sum or difference of
cubes. -Same sign -Opposite sign. -Always Positive sign
Piecewise Function - correct answer A function that is defined differently (has
different patterns) over different intervals. It is continuous if the end points of
each consecutive intervals connect.
already passed 2025/2026
Inequality - correct answer A statement that compares two quantities using <,
>, ≤,≥, or ≠
open dot (on graph or number line) - correct answer Point not included in the
solution
Closed dot (on a graph or number line) - correct answer Point included in the
solution
Remainder theorem - correct answer If f(x) is divided by (x -a), the remainder
is f(a)
Factor Theorem - correct answer (Qi - p) is a factor of f(x) when f(p/q) = 0
Integral Zero Theorem - correct answer Possible factors of a polynomial are
(qx- p) where q is a factor of the leading coefficient and p is a factor of the
equation's constant term.
SOAP - correct answer Acronym used when doing a sum or difference of
cubes. -Same sign -Opposite sign. -Always Positive sign
Piecewise Function - correct answer A function that is defined differently (has
different patterns) over different intervals. It is continuous if the end points of
each consecutive intervals connect.
