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| components that cannot be broken down any less |
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| rectangular arrangment of rows and columns used to organize info |
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| simple components put together |
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| a tree diagram that shows each products components at each level as its assembly |
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| measured by rows and columns |
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| a matrix where each item sold is represented in a clumn heading while each simple component or composite product is represented in a row heading |
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| 2 matrices with same dimensions and corresponding elements are equal |
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| adding together elements in the same spot when the matrices have the same dimensions |
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| subtracting elements in the same spot when the matrices have the same dimensions |
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| multiply in each numner in a matrix by the same number |
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| a matrix formed by turning all the rows of a given matrix into columns and vice versa |
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| a matrix withh dimensions k*m in multiplied by a matrix with dimensions m*n the product of dimensions are k, n |
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| the process by which characteristics are passed from one generation to the next |
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| the biological structures that define heredity |
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| the middle section of each finger has hair on it |
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| when the hair on the head is pulled back a sdistinct point in the hairline cane be seen in the middle of the forhead |
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| the bottom part of the earlobes are not attahed to the side of the head |
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| the tongue can be rolled to form a u shape |
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| when the hands are folded the fingurs intlock the left thun naturally falls on top |
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| set of all possible outcomes |
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| subset of all possible outcomes |
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| given that event e occurs the event of e does not occur is its complement |
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| a methematical model that shows relationshops among different sets of data |
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| member of a pair of traits |
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| the genes you inherit from your parents |
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| pair of alleles that detemine the presence or absence of a trait |
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| if allel are different its the trait taht appears |
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| graph that helps identify the possible combos from a trait |
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| a mathematical model that shows all the possible outcomes for a series of events or decisions |
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| 2 events that have no effect on each other |
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| 2 events that effect each other |
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| 2 events that cannon happen at the same time |
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| number that has only 2 factors, 1 and itself |
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| number that has more than 2 factors |
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| a polygon where each vertex is on the same circle |
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| the radius of a circle in whic a polygon can be inscribed |
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| angle formed by rays drawn from the central point of a circumscribed bircle to its 2 consecutive vertives of a polygon dividing a polygon into congruent isoceles triangles |
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| line segment or ray in the plane of the circle that intersects the circle in exactly 1 point and is perpendicular to a radius at that point |
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| circle inside the polygon |
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| a segment whos measure is the perpendicular distance from the center of a regular polygon to 1 of its sides |
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| mass of a 3d figure (b*h*w) |
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| the distance from the vertex to the base |
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| the height of its lateral face |
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| apart of the circle whos endpoints are the intersections w/ the circle of the side on a central angle |
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| measure of its c entral angle |
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| has a measure less than 180 |
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| arc measure is exactly 180 |
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| the distance on the circle between the area o...idk what it says :P |
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| surface area with out the base |
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| a region bound by the sides of a central angle and arc of the circle |
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| set of all real numbers between 2 fixed endpoints; each endpoint may or may not be invluded in the interval |
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| a math sentence using 1 or moreof the symbols; 1 way to describe a real number interval |
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| in interval notaion a square bracket [ or ] indicates that the endpoin is included in an interval while ( or) means the number is not |
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| a realation in which each elemnt of the domain is pared with an element of the range and each elemnt of the domain occurs in only 1 ordered pair |
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| given a graph on a coordinate plane with the doain represented on the horizontal axis. if a vertical line can be drawn that intersects the graph in more than 1 point the graph does not represent a function |
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| a function that has different constant values of the range over adjacent intervals of the domain |
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| greatest integer function |
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| assign every real number x in the domain to the greatest integer less thank or equal to x |
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| study if something is possible |
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| all the points that satisfy the limitations of constraints of a linear programming problem |
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| conditions that limit the number of possible solutions to a problem |
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| an intersection of 2 or more boundry lines of a feasible region, vertex |
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| a method used to maximize or minimizw an objective subject to linear contraints |
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| the fuction between 2 sets that pair each elemnt in the doain with exactly 1 element of the range |
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| used to solve a system of linear equations a+b=c |
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| the max and min values of an objective function occurs at the conver poin of a feasible region |
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| the matrix that represents the coefficient of the variable when a system of linear equations is written as a matrix equations |
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| matric that represents the variable when a system of linear equations is written as a matrix equation m*x=c |
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| the matrix that represents the constant when a system of linear equations is written as a matrix equation m*x=c |
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| difference of 2 determinants of the matrixm=ad-bc |
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| determinat of smaller matrices |
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| profuct of the correspinding element and -1 raised to the power |
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| object is its own image in the reflction in a line |
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| distance from a point to a linear plan |
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| there is a one to one correstpondence between their vertecis so that corresponding sides are proportional and corresponding angles are congruent |
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| one that is written in if then form |
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| 2 nonstraight none ajacent angles formed by 2 intersecting lines, verticle angles are congruent |
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| shap that can be partitioned into congruent shapes, each one similar to the original |
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| congruent angles formed when paralled lines are cut by a ttransversal |
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| Alternating interior angles |
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| congruent angles formed when 2 paralled lines are cut by the transversal |
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| Alternating exterior angles |
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| congruent angles formed when 2 paralled lines are cut by the transversal on the exterior |
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| circles with the same centrer |
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| transformeation that pairs one point c , the centr, with itself and every other point that lies on the circle with center c |
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| when rotated each point coincides with points in pre image |
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| line segment joining any 2 points on a circle |
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| line that interseects o in 2 points |
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| line, segment or ray in the plane of the circle that intersects the o in exactly 1 point and is perpendicular to the radius |
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| transforation fro which the preimage is congruent to its image |
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| composite of transformation |
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| result of 2 or more trans preformed on figure |
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| transformation that makes a figure smaller or bigger by x amount |
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| one written in if then form |
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| "then" part of conditional statement |
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| "if" part of conditional statement |
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| 2 sides and 1 angle are the same on 2 tringles therfore the triangles are congruent |
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| 3 sides known to be the same on 2 triangles proves the triangles congruent |
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| walls perpendicular to the ground |
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| angles formed are right angles |
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| congruent angles fromed when 2 parallel lines are cut by a transversal |
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| creating a convincing argument based on logical reasoning |
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| consists of a series of connected factual statements that are supported def. axioms to proven theorems |
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| states that in a right triangle the swuare of the lenght of the longest side equals the sums of the square of the other sides a (squared) +b (squared)= c (squared) |
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| math expression (a+b) (c+d) |
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| of 2 similiar figures is the ratio of their corresponding sides |
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| angle included between the 2 congruent sides |
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