Lesson 2 Flashcards

1
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__________ - is the system used to communicate mathematical ideas.

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Mathematical Language

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2
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_____________ - has its own grammar, syntax, vocabulary, word order, synonyms, conventions, idioms, abbreviations, sentence structure and paragraph structure. It has certain language features unparalleled in other languages, such as representation.

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Mathematical Language

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3
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______________ : Creating appropriate representations and relationships to mathematize the original problem.

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Modelling and Formulating

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4
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_____________ : Changing the mathematical form in which a problem is originally expressed to equivalent forms that represent solutions.

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Transforming and manipulating

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5
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___________: Applying derived results to the original problem situation, and interpreting and generalizing the results in that light.

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Inferring

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6
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________________ : Reporting what has been learned about a problem to a specified audience.

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Communicating

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7
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______________________ consist of terms. The terms is separated from other terms with either plus or minus signs. A single term may contain an expression in parentheses or other grouping symbols.

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Mathematical Expressions

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8
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Types of Mathematical Expressions

Monomial, __________ , Trinomial
_________ 2 Terms __________

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1Term, Binomial, 3 Terms

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9
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_______________ combines two mathematical expressions using a comparison operator.

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Mathematical Sentence

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10
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These expressions either use numbers , variables or both. The ______________ include equal, not equal , greater than, greater than or equal to, less than, and less than or equal to.

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comparison operators

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11
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A mathematical expressions containing the equal sign is an __________.

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Equation

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12
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The two parts of an equation are called _________.

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members

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13
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A mathematical expression containing the inequality sign is an _________.

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inequality

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14
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The signs which convey equality or inequality are also called ________________ because they specify how two expressions are related

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relation symbols

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15
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What is the 2 things to understand symbols?

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Context, Convention

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16
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___________ (background) refers to the particular topics being studied and it is important to understand the context to understand mathematical symbols.

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Context

17
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____________ is a technique used by mathematicians, engineers, scientists in which each particular symbol has particular meaning.

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Convention

18
Q

A ____ is a well-defined collection of distinct objects, The objects that make up a set is called _________.

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set, elements

19
Q

_________ has no element and is denoted by ∅ by a pair of braces with no element inside , i.e. { }

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Empty /Null /Void Set

20
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_________ has countable number of elements , i.e. A = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}

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Finite Set

21
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__________ has uncountable number of elements,
A = { …,-3,-2,-1,0,…}

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Infinite Set

22
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____________ is the totality of all the elements of the sets under consideration, denoted by U, i.e. U = { …-2,-1,0,1,2,…}

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Universal Set

23
Q

__________ have been the same elements.

Ex. A = [4, 12, 8, 9, 16]
B = [9, 8, 12, 16, 4]

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Equal Sets

24
Q

_______________ have the same number of elements.

Ex.
A = [A, B, C, D, E]
B = [ Jan., Feb, Mar, Apr., May]

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Equivalent Sets

25
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_________ have at least one common element.

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Joint Sets

26
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_________ have no common element.

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Disjoint Sets

27
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_______ is a set every element of which can be found on a bigger set.

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Subset

28
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other than the set itself and the null set, all are considered _________.

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Proper Subset

29
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_________ the set containing all the subsets of the given set with number of elements.

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Power Set

30
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_________________ [ denoted by AU B] is a set whose elements are found in A and B or in both . In symbol: A cup B = { x/x in A or x in B}.

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Union of Sets A and B

31
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__________________ [denoted by A n B ]is a set whose elements are common to both sets.

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Intersection of Sets A and B

32
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__________ [denoted by A - B] is a set whose elements are found in set A but not in set B. In symbol: A-B={ x/x in A and B}.

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Difference of Sets A and B

33
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________________ [ denoted by A^ prime ] is a set whose elements are found in the universal set but not in set A. In symbol: A^ prime ={ x/x EU and x notin A}

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Complement of Set A

34
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The pictorial representation of relationship and operations of set is the so called Venn -Euler Diagrams or simply ___________.

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Venn Diagrams

35
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The ___________ is usually represented by a rectangle while circles with the rectangle usually represent it _______.

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Universal set, Subsets

36
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__________ are mathematical entities that give unique outputs to particular inputs. It is consists of argument (input to a function), value (output), domain (set of all permitted inputs to given function ) and codomain (set of permissible outputs).

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Functions

37
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A _________ is a rule which associates each element of the first set with at least one element in the second set.

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Relation