Arithmetic Review Flashcards

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0
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Neg x neg

A

Pos

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Pos. x pos.

A

Pos.

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2
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Pos x neg

A

Neg

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3
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When using quotient/remainder result, 6/24=

A

0 remainder 6

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4
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Even + even

A

Even

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5
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Odd + odd

A

Even

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6
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Even + odd

A

Odd

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7
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Even x even

A

Even

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8
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Odd x odd

A

Odd

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9
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Even x odd

A

Even

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10
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T/F: 1 is the first prime number

A

FALSE. 1 is not counted as a prime number. 2 is the first prime number.

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11
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How many even prime numbers?

A

Only one. 2 is the only even prime.

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12
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Not a prime number?

A

“Composite number”

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14
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0 can never be the ________ in a fraction.

A

Denominator

Can NEVER be 0

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15
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To divide fractions

A

invert second fraction –> multiply

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16
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Neg number to an even power is always _________, and a neg number with an odd exponent is always __________.

A

Neg number to an even power is always positive, and a neg number with an odd exponent is always negative.

17
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All positive numbers have two square roots:

A

one pos and one neg (except 0; square root of 0 is 0)

18
Q

PENMDAS

A

Parentheses, Exponents, NEGATION… M/D, A/S

19
Q
  • √100
A

-10

20
Q

Square root of neg. number

A

undefined by the real number system

21
Q

(√a)(√b)

A

√(ab)

22
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(√a)/(√b)

A

√(a/b)

23
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For odd-order roots, there is/are __________ for every number “n”, even when “n” is negative.

A

exactly ONE

24
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For even-order roots, there is/are ___________ for every positive number “n”, and ________ roots for any negative number “n”.

A

exactly two for every positive number “n”

and NO roots for any neg. number “n”

25
Q

Irrational numbers

A

decimals that do not repeat or terminate

26
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Real numbers

A

include rational and irrational (do not terminate or repeat) numbers

27
Q

absolute value

A

distance between x and 0
x = | x |
-x = | x |

28
Q

Division by 0 is

A

undefined.

29
Q

Triangle inequality

A

a+b | ≤ | a | + | b |

30
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a | | b | =

A

ab |

31
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If 0 < b < 1, then b^2

A

< b

For ex. (1/5)^2 = (1/25) which is less than (1/5)

32
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Rations, like fractions, can be

A

reduced. Ex. The ratio 9:12 apples to oranges can be reduced to 3:4, or 3/4, or “3 to 4”

33
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To solve a proportion (equation relating two ratios)…

A

Cross multiply to solve. Ex. x/49=3/21 –> 21x=(3)(49)

34
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When asked “x is y% of what number?”…

A

set up equation: y%(z) = x
Example: 15 is 60% of what? 0.6z = 15 so z = 15/0.6
OR… set up proportion 15/z=60/100, then 60z=(15)(100)

35
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300% equals… (fraction)

A

300/100

36
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To calculate percent change…

A

larger number - smaller number divided by the base (or first/original) number
End up calculating change/base (multiply by 100 for percent)