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IN MATH: 1. n. the result of expressing one idea in terms of another, usually writing or graphing one function in terms of another. See REFLECTION, PARENT FUNCTION. EX. The graph of is a translation of the graph of four units up.

Graphing with Manipulatives & Exploring Functions - ANIMATIONS!!!!, translations, reflection!
- Graphing w/Manipulative, Exploring Functions TOOLS
A Graph is A Portrait - an essay on the concepts of graph
GRAPHITI - introductory coordinate geometry, point generation, distance, functions
Point-Plotting Animation - see step-by-step how to create a graph
- Algebra Notes
What's a Function? - Index on topics like "How Functions Are Composed or Created", "Polynomial & Rational Functions"
"Finally ... Functions"
-- an introduction to functions as a direct consequence of operations
Functions & Operations
-- a page that computes & illustrate how functions work
$library$ - Function and Relation Library - Many functions w/their features & graphs
Graphing Vocabulary
Function Vocabulary

IN ENGLISH: 1. n. the result of expressing one idea in terms of another, usually from one. Linguists tanslate one language to another. Artists and mathematicians translate thoughts to art and mathematics.

APPLICATION: See list 300.

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