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| The sum of a whole number and a fraction. |
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| Part of a line with endpoints. |
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| Two lines which do not meet. |
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| Two lines which cross at a right angle. |
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| A 90 degree or square angle. |
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| A 180 degree angle, comprised of two right angles. Formed at straight lines. |
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| An angle less than 90 degrees. |
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| An angle greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees. |
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| Simple, closed, flat geometric figures whose sides are line segments. |
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| Polygons with 3 sides and vertices. |
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| Polygons with 4 sides and vertices. |
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| Polygons with 5 sides and vertices. |
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| Polygons with 6 sides and vertices. |
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| Polygons with 7 sides and vertices. |
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| Polygons with 8 sides and vertices |
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| Polygons with 9 sides and vertices. |
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| Polygons with 10 sides and vertices. |
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| Polygons with 11 sides and vertices. |
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| Polygons with 12 sides and vertices. |
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| A polygon with an indention or cave. |
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| A polygon without an indention or cave. |
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| All sides of the polygon have the same length. |
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| All angles of the polygon have the same measure. |
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| All angles and sides of the polygon have the same measure. |
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| Triangles with a right angle. |
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| Triangles with an obtuse angle. |
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| Triangles where all angles are acute. |
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| The measures of all angles in the triangle are equal. |
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| A triangle in which two sides are the same length. |
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| A triangle in which all sides are the same length. |
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| A triangle in which no sides have the same length. |
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| Sum of all of the angles in a triangle. |
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| A quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides. |
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| A quadrilateral with exactly two parallel sides. |
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| An equilateral parallelogram. |
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| A parallelogram with 4 right angles. |
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| A rhombus with 4 right angles. |
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| The distance from the center of the circle. |
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| Twice the length of the radius. |
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| The perimeter of a circle. |
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| A number with an indefinite amount of digits which do not repeat. |
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| A single digit or collection of symbols used to express the idea of a particular number. |
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| Any number greater than zero. |
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| Any number less than zero. |
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| Positive and negative numbers. |
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| Used as a graphic aid when discussing signed numbers to see their location compared to others. |
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| The dot on a number line representing a number. |
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| Reciprocal/ Multiplicative Inverse |
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| Flipping over a fraction. Usually used when dividing. |
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| Each of the numbers being added. |
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| The answer to an addition problem. |
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| The first number in a subtraction problem. |
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| The second number in a subtraction problem. |
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| The answer to a subtraction problem. |
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| Each of the numbers being multiplied. |
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| The answer to a multiplication problem. |
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| The first number in a division problem. |
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| The second number in a division problem. |
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| The answer to a division problem. |
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| The top number in a fraction. |
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| The bottom number in a fraction |
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| Fractions used to convert fractions. |
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| How far away a number is from zero. |
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| The same digit(s) with the opposite sign. |
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| The zero point on a number line. |
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| The order of numbers may be changed, but the answer will remain unchanged. |
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| When adding one negative and one positive number... |
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| Take the sign of the larger number. |
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| When multiplying two negatives... |
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| The answer will be positive. |
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| When multiplying two numbers with unlike signs... |
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| The answer will be negative. |
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| Anything to the power of zero is... |
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| The number of square units contained within a figure. |
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| A square having sides that measure one unit in length. |
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| Area=Length of a side squared |
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| The perpendicular distance from either the base of a triangle or an extension of the base to the opposite vertex. |
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| Area=Pi times the squared radius |
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| When one operation will undo another. |
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| The answer to something being divided by zero. |
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| Parentheses, brackets, braces, and/or bars. |
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| Parentheses and grouping symbols, exponents and roots, multiplication and division, addition and subtraction. |
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| A numeral representing only one number. |
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| The one number a numerical expression represents. |
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| Algebraic/Mathematical Expression |
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| An expression with letters used to represent unknown numbers. |
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| Letters used to represent unknown numbers. |
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| Numerals whose values don't change. |
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| Geometric figures with three dimensions. |
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| Geometric solids with sides that have right angles to the base. |
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| When the bases of a right solid are polygons. |
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| The total area of all the exposed surfaces of the geometric solid. SA= Twice the area of the base plus the lateral surface area. |
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| The total area of the "sides" of a geometric solid. LA= Two times the perimeter of the base times the height. |
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| The form in which the variable and constants are written in an expression indicates that the are to be multiplied. |
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| An one factor of an expression or any product of factors of an expression. |
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| Another name for an algebraic expression with one variable or constant, is the indicated product or quotient of variables or constants, and is the indicated product or quotient of expressions which contain variables or constants. |
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For any real numbers:
a(b+c)=ab+ac |
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| Terms which have the same variables to the same exponent. |
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| The number which is to a certain exponent and actually being multiplied by itself x number of times. |
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| The number written in the superscript which indicates how many times the exponent is to be multiplied by itself. |
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| Shorthand notation of say one number multiplied by itself x number of times. |
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| Dividing a number by another number x number of times. (*winces*) |
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| The sign used to express roots. |
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| The number under the radical sign. |
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| The number "sitting" on the radical sign. |
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| The number of cubic units contained in the geometric solid. |
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| A cube having edges that measure on unit in length. |
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| A geometric figure that has six identical square faces. |
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| Product Rule of Exponents |
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| When multiplying two numbers, add the exponents. |
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| A meaningful arrangement of numerals and symbols that designate specific operations. |
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| Equation/Algebraic Statement |
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| An algebraic phrase with an equal sign. |
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| When the two sides of an equation, separated by an equal sign, are not equal. |
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| An equation whose truth or falsity is conditional on the number used as a replacement for x. |
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| The replacement value of a variable which satisfies the equation. |
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| Equations which every solution of both is the same. |
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| Additive Property of Equality |
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| If: a+b and b=c, Then: a=c |
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| Multiplicative Property of Equality |
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| If: a=b Then: ac=bc and ca=cb |
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| The substitute for x in a functional notation. |
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| An algebraic expression in which a function is to be inserted. |
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| A natural number whose only factors are one and itself. |
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| A natural number which has more factors than one and itself. |
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| Factors which are numbers. (No way, right?) |
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| Factors which are letters. |
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| The product of all prime algebraic factors common to every term, each to the highest power that it occurs in all of the terms. |
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| The process of writing an indicated sum as a product of factors. |
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| Expressions which contain fractions. |
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| Solution of the Inequality |
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| The number that replaces the variable in an inequality and makes it true. |
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| Another word for a fraction. |
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A property with three possibilities:
1. a is greater than b
2. a is equal to b
3. a is lesser than b |
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| Quotient Rule of Exponents |
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| When dividing two numbers, subtract the exponents. |
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| What is the main goal of algebra? |
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| The smallest number that can be divided evenly by each of a group specified numbers. |
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| Rule For Adding Fractions with Equal Denominators |
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| Fractions with equal denominators are added by adding the numerators algebraically and recording the sum over a single denominator. |
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| Denominator-Numerator Same-Quantity Rule |
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1. The same quantity can be added to both sides of an equation.
2. Every term on both sides of an equation can be multiplied/divided by the same quantity.
3. The denominator and numerator of a fraction can be multiplies by the same quantity. |
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| The difference between the smallest and biggest numbers. |
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| The quantity which appears most often in a set. |
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| The average of a set of numbers. |
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| Describes a statement of two conditions, both of which must be met. |
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| The part of a percentage problem indicated by "of". |
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| The part of a percentage problem indicated by "is". |
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| The equation found using the base and percentage. |
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| An algebraic expression with one or more variables having only terms with real number coefficients and whole number powers of the variables. |
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| A polynomial of one term. |
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| A polynomial of two terms. |
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| A polynomial of three terms. |
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| The sum of the exponents in a term. |
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| The degree of the highest-degree term. |
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| The variable which you assign a value. |
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| The variable which depends on the independent variable's value. |
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| Rectangular Coordinate System |
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| A graph with four quadrants. |
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| A first-degree polynomial equation in one or more variables. |
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| The sum of all the numbers divided by the number of numbers. |
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| When putting a number with an exponent to another exponent, multiply the exponents. |
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| If two expressions a and b are of equal value, a=b, then a may replace b or vice versa in any expression without changing the value of the expression, the truth/falsity of the statement, or the solution set of the equation or inequality. |
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