Math Flashcards

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It is a branch of mathematics that describes shapes

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Geometry

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A forms of object which has boundary lines, angles and surface

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Shape

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Figures which demonstrate the shapes of the objects

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Geometric Shapes

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A 2-dimensional, many sided figures with straight edges

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Polyhedra

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5
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A 3-dimensional solids whose volume can be calculated by 1/3 x area of base x height

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Cones

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It is a lines in a plane that are always the same distance apart

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Parallel lines

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7
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It is a powerful tool in life

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Mathematics

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It is a series of numbers where the next number is the sum of the previous two numbers

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Fibonacci Sequence

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9
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Fibonacci Sequence is also called what?

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Fibonacci Spiral

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10
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An Italian mathematician that is considered to be the most talented western mathematician of the Middle Ages

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Leonardo Fibonacci

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One shape becomes exactly like another when you move it in some way; turn, flip or side

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Symmetry

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An object that has 2 sides that are mirror images of each other

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Bilateral Symmetry

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13
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Where there is a center point and numerous lines of symmetry could be drawn, rotational symmetry

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Radial Symmetry

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14
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Ratio of consecutive numbers in the Fibonacci sequence

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The Golden Ratio

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It is a never-ending pattern; infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales

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Fractals

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16
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Mathematics is important because it is designed for us to think outside the box

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Boost Self-Confidence

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Mathematics is important because it gives a mental workout that keeps us alert

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Stimulates Brain

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Mathematics is important because it helps us to quickly understand the relationship between 2 or more concepts

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Develop Reasoning and Logical Skills

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Mathematics is important because it can be used to explain a lot of phenomena

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Helps people understand the world better

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Mathematics is important because it equips us with the ability to make informed decisions and precise choices

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Helps mankind solve real-world challenges

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21
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It is used to perform various operations

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Mathematical Symbol

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22
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A rule used to simplify complicated numerical expression

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PEMDAS

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23
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P in PEMDAS means…

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Parentheses

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E in PEMDAS means…

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M in PEMDAS means...
Multiply
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D in PEMDAS means...
Divide
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It is associated with acts of thinking and cognition, involves using one intellect
Reasoning
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A critic skill enabling every student to analyze given hypotheses
Mathematical Reasoning
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It is a sentence in mathematics that follows the following rule
Statement
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When statements are joined to make a new statement and all conditions need to be fulfilled (and, with)
Conjunction
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When statements are joined to make a new statement and only one conditions needs to be fulfilled (or,but)
Disjunction
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A type of mathematical reasoning that is based on observations and not any hypothesis, it is not used in geometry
Inductive Reasoning
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A type of mathematical reasoning that is based on exact opposite principles of induction, it is now based on simple generalizations, it is also used for mathematical and geometrical proofs
Deductive Reasoning
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It is a type of reasoning statements that is direct and do not include any modifier
Simple Statement
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It is a type of reasoning statements that is made up of 2 or more statements
Compound Statement
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It is a type of reasoning statements that the hypothesis is followed by conclusion, this is also called conditional statements
If-Then Statement
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An act of defining a problem, determining the cause of the problem
Problem-Solving
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An art of gathering, analyzing and making predictions (inferences) from obtained data
Statistics
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A numerical information obtained from an experiment
Data
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It is concerned in making generalizations or predictions from data collected
Inferential Statistics
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It is concerned with the collection, organization and analysis of data
Descriptive Statistics
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All items or people of interest
Population
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A subset of population and used to make decisions
Sample
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A statistical analysis used to select, manipulate and analyze a representative subset data points to identify patterns and trends
Data Sampling
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A basic sampling technique, it is selecting a group of subjects for study from larger group
Simple Random Sampling
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It happens when choosing the sample members of population, it has a predefined range
Systematic Sampling
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It is where you divide the entire population into sections or cluster (age, sex, location)
Cluster Sampling
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A entire population can be branched off into multiple and non-overlapping
Stratified Random Sampling
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Average of data set
Mean
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The value in the middle of a set of ranked data
Median
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A place of data that occurs most frequently
Mode
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It is used to compare parts of one or more components also called Pie Graph
Circle Graphs
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A statistical graph used to illustrate frequency distribution
Histogram and Frequency
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A graph with observed values on its horizontal scales and frequency on vertical scale
Histogram
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A line graph which scales is the same as those of the histogram
Frequency Polygon
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A tool that organizes and groups the data while allowing us to see actual values that make up the data
Stem-and-Leaf Displays
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Left group of digits
Stem
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Right group of digits
Leaf