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| Additive Identity Property |
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| anything + 0 is additive propety |
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| Multiplicative Identity Property |
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| Additive Inverse Property |
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| Multiplicative Inverse Property |
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| keep it, flip it, times is |
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| + or - w/ unlike denominators |
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| get a common denominator and + or - across |
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| -pie, square root of 2 and 3, e... |
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| Order changes and thats okay |
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| Anything divided by 0 is what? |
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| Process of writing a polynomial as a product is called what? |
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| If a polynomial cannot be factored using coefficients, then it is what or what? |
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| prime or irreducible over the integers |
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| A polynomial is completely factored when.... |
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| each of its factors is prime. |
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| The point 0 on the real number line is what? |
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| Real numbers are represented graphically on what? |
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| The numerical factor of a variable term is the _____ of the variable term |
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| When an algebraic expression is evaluated, what principle is used? |
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| 359,000,000,000,000,000,000=3.59x10^20 |
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Radical to Exponential Form
Example: Square root of 3= what? |
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| First,Outer,Inner, and last term |
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| A polynomial of degree 0 looks like.. |
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| a trinomial with leading coefficient 2/3 looks like... |
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| A third degree polynomial with leading coefficient -2 |
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| Sometimes polynomials with more than three terms can be factored by a method called what? |
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| What is the GCF of 90, and 300 |
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| the set of real numbers for which an algebraic expression is defined is domain. |
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| Two algebraic expressions are equivalent if they have what? |
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| same domain, and yield the same values for all numbers in their domain |
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| infinity has either [] or () |
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| negative to positive infinity is bounded or unbounded? |
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| -4 to 5 is bounded or unbounded? |
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Give verbal description of each interval.
(-1,0) |
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| This interval consists of all real numbers that are greater than -1 and less than 0 |
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| 4x+x^2=x^2+4x is what property? |
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| Commutative Property of Addition |
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| Make x^-1 a positive exponent. |
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| - square root of 36 is what? |
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| square root of 8 times square root of 2= |
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| square root of 8 times square root of 2= |
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Rationalize the denominator of each expression:
2/3square root of 5 |
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| -a/b=-a/b=a/-b and -a/-b=a/b |
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