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| Addition Property of Zero (in symbols) |
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| Addition Property of Zero (in words) |
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| Adding 0 to any number doesnt change the value |
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| Multiplication Property of Zero (symbols) |
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| Multiplication Power of Zero (words) |
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| Multiplying any number by zero equals zero |
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| Property of Equality (words) |
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| The equation sign in an equation is like a scale, you must keep both sides balances to keep the equation true |
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| Property of Equality for Addition (words) |
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| If you add the same number to both sides, the equation is still true |
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| Property of Equality for Addition (symbols) |
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| Property of Equality for Subtraction (words) |
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| If you subtract the same number from both sides of an equation the equation is still true |
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| Property of Equality for Subtraction (symbols) |
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| Property of Equality for Multiplication (words) |
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| If you multiply the same number to both sides of an equation, the equation is still true |
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| Property of Equality for Multiplication (symbols) |
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| Property of Equality for Divsion (words) |
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| If you divde the same number to both sides of an equation, the equation is still true |
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| Property of Equality for Divsion (symbols) |
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| If a=b, then (a/c)=(b/c) as long as c is not zero |
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| Reflexive property of Equality (words) |
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| Anything is equal to itself. The equal sign is like a mirror and it reflects the original to the other side. |
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| Reflexive property of Equality (symbol) |
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| Symetric Property of Equality (words) |
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| It doesnt matter what side of the equal sign something is on. |
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| Symetric Property of Equality (symbols) |
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| Transitive Propety of Equality (words) |
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| Two things equal to the same third thing are equal to each other. |
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| Transitive Propety of Equality (symbols) |
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| Associative Property of Addition (words) |
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| When we add 3 or more numbers, changing the grouping of the numbers does not change the value |
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| Associative Property of Addition (symbols) |
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| Associative Property of Multiplication (symbols) |
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| Associative Property of Multiplication (words) |
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| When we multiply three or more numbers, changing the grouping of the numbers does not change the total |
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| Commutative Property of Multiplication (symbols) |
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| Commutative Property of Multiplication (words) |
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| When we multiply, the product is the same regardless of the order we use |
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| Commutative Property of Addition (words) |
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| When we add, the sum is the same regardless of the order we use |
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| Commutative Property of Addition (symbols) |
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| Distributive Property (words) |
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| A number times the sum of two numbers is the same as mutiplying by both things being added first and then adding them |
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| Distributive Property (symbols) |
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| Identity Property of Addition (words) |
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| The sum of a number and zero is the original number |
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| Identity Property of Addition (symbols) |
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| Identity Property of Multiplication(symbols) |
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| Identity Property of Multiplication(words) |
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| The product of any number and 1 is the original number |
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| Additive Inverse of a number (words) |
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| The additive inverse of a number is the negative of the original number |
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| Additive Inverse of a number (symbols) |
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| The additive inverse of a is -a so that a+-a=0 |
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| Multiplicative Inverse of a number (symbols) |
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| Multiplicative Inverse of a number (words) |
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| Every number has a reciprical so that a number multiplied by its inverse equals 1 |
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| Definition of Subtraction (words) |
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| Subtracting a number is the same as adding the negative |
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| Definition of Subtraction (symbols) |
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