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| are counting numbers, plus 0 |
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| are all of the whole numbers and their negative counterparts |
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| are any of the numbers or symbols in mathematics that, when multiplied together form a product |
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| These numbers include two whole number factors 1 and itself |
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| are composed of several whole number factors |
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| This is a way to show repeated multiplication more simply. 2x2x2 for instance can be 2^3 |
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| The commutative property for addition and multiplication |
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| states that the order in which addends are added or factors are multiplied does not determine the sum or product. (6x9 gives the same product as 9x6, for instance) |
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| The Associative Property for Addition and Multiplication states |
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| associating three or more addends or factors in a different fashion will not change the sum or product. (6X9 gives the same product as 9X6, for instance,) |
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| Distributive Property Property of Multiplication over Addition |
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| Multiplicative identity Property of One |
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| states that any number mulitiplied by 1 remains the same. (34X1=34) The number 1 is called the Multipicative Identity. |
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| Additive Identity Property of Zero |
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| states that adding zero to any number will not change the number (87+0=87) |
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| when you know the total and the number of parts or groups but you don't how many are in each part. |
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| A property of real numbers is The Density Property. |
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| It sates that, given any two real numbers, there is always another real number between them. |
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| are those that can be written as fractions. (This includes integers; 12, for instance, can be written as 12/1 |
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| is a unit of measure of the angle created. |
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| is aclosed phans figure bounded by straight lines or a closed figure on a sphere bounded by arcs of great cicles |
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| is a straight line segment that goes from one edge of a circle to the other side, passing through the center |
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| two dimensional shape or object is the distance around the object |
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