Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Do not divide each side of an equation by a ____ when using the MPOE as it may result in an invalid solution.

A

Variable

3x=15

Do divide by the 3 NOT the x

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When using the MPOE it is usually easier to______on each side if the coefficient of the variable is a fraction.

A

Multiply

3/4x=12

DO multiply both sides by 4/3

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When using the MPOE it is usually easier to______on each side if the coefficient of the variable is an integer.

A

Divide

-5x=-10

DO divide by -5

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When using the MPOE and the numerator of a fraction is a variable just replace it with ____

A

1

x/4=7 is also 1/4 (x)=7

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When dealing with a negative variable replace it with ____ then multiply the it and the otherside by -1

A

-1* (place non-negative variable here)

For example

  • k=7 becomes
  • 1*k =7

(-1*-1)*k = 7(-1)

k=-7

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Whenever there are parentheses w/ unlike terms inside they cannot be combined.

Use the number ____ to remove the parentheses.

A

1

8a - (3+2a)

Distribute

8a - 1(3+2a)

Remove Parentheses

8a - 3 - 2a

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An equation that has exactly one solution is a called______

A

A conditional equation

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Whenever the variable_____ in a true equation the Solution set is considered all real numberes.

It is indicated as _____.

A

Disappears

{all real #’s}

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When simplifying an equation w/ fractions always multiply ____ ____ ____ ___ ____ by the LCD.

A

both sides of the equation

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An equation w/ both sides exactly the same is called an _______.

The solution to this type of problem is all real numbers and is indicated as _____.

A

identity

{all real #’s}

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Q

What am I?

* One soulution

*{a number}

*x= a number

A

A Conditional equation

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What am I?

* Infinite solutions

*{all real #s}

*a true statement with no variable

such as,

0=0

A

An Identity (equation)

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What am I?

* no soultions

*∅ (null/empty set)

*a false statement with no variable

such as

3=4

A

A Contradiction

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When indicating an ∅ (null/empty set) You never write______.

You simply write_____

A

{∅}

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When solving an applied equation the steps are

RAWSAC

What does the stand for?

A

Read

Assign the variable

Write the equation

Solve

Articulate the answer

Check

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16
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An angle can be measured by a unit called a _____

A

degree °

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17
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A degree is _____ of a complete rotation.

A

1

-

360°

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18
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Two angles whose sum is said to be 90° are called _____, or ______ of each other

A

Complementary

Complements

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19
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An angle that measures 90° is a ______ _____

A

Right angle

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20
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Two angles whose sum is said to be 180° are called _____, or ______ of each other

A

Supplementary

Supplements

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21
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Two integers that differ by one are called ______

A

Consecutive integers

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22
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If

x= the first integer…

What formula is used to solve consecutive integer problems with two consecutive integers?

A

x+1

1,2,3,4…

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If

x= the first integer

What formula is used to solve consecutive integer problems with two consecutive even & odd integers.

A

x+2

2,4,6,8…

1,3,5,7…

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24
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An equation in which

VARIABLES

are used to describe a relationship.

A

Formula

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When two lines intersect they create ____ \_\_\_ in the corners.
Vertical Angles
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When comparing vertical angles, you set each angle, on a side of the equal sign, to create an \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
equation Angle 1 (°) = Angle 2 (°)
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When comparing supplementary angles add both angles together and make the other side of the equation \_\_\_\_\_\_.
180° Angle 1 (°) + Angle 2 (°) = 180°
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When you have several problems that can be solved using the same formula, you can rewrite the formula so that you solve for a ______ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ every time
Different Variable A=LW L=A/W W=A/L
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What is it called when you rewrite the formula so that you solve for a different variable?
Solving for a Specified Variable or Solving a Literal Equation
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Percents are _____ in which the denominator is always \_\_\_\_-
Ratios 100
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In terms of proportions (if B and D ≠0) A,B,C and D are called...? A C - = - B D
Terms
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In terms of proportions (if B and D ≠0) B and C are called...? A C - = - B D
Means
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In terms of proportions (if B and D ≠0) A and D are called...? A C - = - B D
Extremes
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In terms or ratios and proportions, the product of extremes should equal....
The product of the MEANS.
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If A C - = - B D and the denominators are ≠0 then, this proportion is equal to what else???
A b - = - c D or d C - = - B a
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Changing the proportion A C - = - B D to A b - = - c D or d C - = - B a Is called...?
Swapping
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When you set cross products equal to each other, you are really multiplying each ratio in the proportion by a ____ \_\_\_\_\_.
Common Denominator
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The Formula for a mixture problem
Base x Rate = % B x R = P
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The Formula for an Interest problem
Principal x Rate = Interest P x R = I
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The Formula for money denominations problems
Number x Value of One Item= Total Value
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Formula for Distance
d=rt
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Formula for Rate
r=d/t
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Formula for Time
t=d/r
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Square brackets (or filled circles) are used on inequality number lines to display \_\_\_\_
Inclusion
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Parentheses (or unfilled circles) are used on inequality number lines to display \_\_\_\_
Exclusion
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Interval
A portion of a number line
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Interval Notation is a simplified notation that uses parentheses () (unfilled circle) and or brackets [] (filled circle) to describe an interval on a number line.
Interval Notation
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This sign denotes going on into forever in the negative direction -∞
Negative Infinity
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This sign denotes going on into forever in the positive direction ## Footnote ∞
Positive Infinity
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Anytime the Infinity sign is used in interval notation it is always used with \_\_\_\_\_\_\_. And is denoted as such...
Parentheses (-∞∞)
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What is this called when A,B, and C are real numbers and A ≠0 **Ax+B**\< p=""\> \<\>
Linear inequality in one variable
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Addition Property Of Inequlity
if A**\< p=""\>**\<\> then A+C \< B+C
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Inequalities are easier to graph when the variable is on the \_\_\_\_\_
Left x\>-12 instead of -12<>
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Multiplication property of inequality
For any real numbers A,B, and C, C≠0 and is positive **A** Then **AC** **_BUT* IF C IS NEGATIVE*_** **A\>B ** **Then** **AC** ** **
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REMEMBER TO: \_\_\_ ___ \_\_\_\_ ____ \_\_\_\_\_ ___ ONLY when multiplying or dividing each side by a negative number.
Reverse the direction of the inequality symbol
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When you reverse an inquality symbol, becuase it is either being multiplied or divided by a negative number, its only done when \_\_\_\_\_\_
The number is the numerical coefficient. ***_-3x_***\<18 **_-3/4x_**\<12 Not 3x\< ***_-18_*** 3/4x\< **_-12_**
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In an ineqaulity the phrase what is the meaning of ... a number IS MORE THAN...
**x\>#**
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In an ineqaulity the phrase what is the meaning of ... a number IS LESS THAN...
X\<#
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In an ineqaulity the phrase what is the meaning of ... a number IS AT LEAST...
X ≥#
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In an ineqaulity the phrase what is the meaning of ... a numberI IS AT MOST...
X ≤ #
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How to find an number average that is an at least or an at most value?
Avg#1 + Avg#2 + Avg#3 +X \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ ≤,≥,\<,\>The Number Desired 4 (the number of # + the variable)
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In applied inequality problems at least translates into...
greater than or equal to
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In applied inequlity problems at most translates into
less than or eqal to
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An inequality that says that one number is in between two other numbers is called a \_\_\_\_ _____ \_\_\_\_\_\_.
Three-Part Inequality
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In general three part inequalities are wrottem sp that the symbols point in the ____ \_\_\_\_\_ and both point to the ____ \_\_\_\_\_\_
Same direction Same number
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When simplfying three-part inequalties what is done to one portion of the inequality must be done to the...
other two portions.
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When solving three-part inequalities you should still _____ \_\_\_ _____ \_\_\_ after multiplying or dividing by a negative number.
Reverse the inequality symobol