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| A graph is a mathematical diagram which shows the relationship between two or more sets of numbers or measurements. |
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| Position on number line (one number), like 4, -4. Position on graph (two numbers) ex. (0.1) |
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| Horizontal number line left and right |
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| Vertical number line up and down |
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| The co-ordinates of a point on a map or graph are the two sets of numbers or letters that you need in order to find that point |
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| A letter that represents a number |
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| The name for a number that is multiplied by a variable |
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| A number sentence that does not contain an equal sign |
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| A quantity like how much or how many |
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| A number sentence that is always true |
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| Has the same rule as, matches, ISAT ex. which table of values satifies the equation |
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| Is the same as, ISAT ex. The graph below "represents" |
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| The second number in an ordered pair. ex. (6,7) 7 is the y-coordinate. In a graph it tells you how far up or how far down. |
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| The first number in an ordered pair. ex. (6,7) 6 is the x-coordinate. In a graph it tells you how far left or how far right |
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| In mathematics, an inequality is a statement about the relative size or order of two objects, or about whether they are the same or not |
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| A number sentence and may contain variables. The left side of the equal sign is the same as the right side of the equal sign |
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| Answer to an addition problem |
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| Answer to a subtraction problem |
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| Answer to a subtraction problem |
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| Answer to a multiplication problem |
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| Answer to a subtraction problem |
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