Math 8 Honors (P3) Flashcards

1
Q

Subtraction in Exploding Dots

A

Doesn’t exist

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2
Q
F-strings in Python
Syntax:
<code>
f"this is a string with an {object}"
<\code></code>
A

Strings that have { } (curlies) as place holders for objects.

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3
Q

Exploding dots base for a 1-10 machine

A

Base 10

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4
Q

Exploding dots base for a 1-2 machine

A

Base 2

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5
Q

Exploding dots base for a 1-23405 machine

A

Base 23405

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6
Q

Mr. Helmstedter wants us to learn how to _ _ _ _ _.

A

Learn

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7
Q

If else statements in Python

A
If else blocks always start with an if. Then, you indent and write else. If you want to chain them together, use elif. (ELse + IF = ELIF)
Syntax:
<code>
if conditional:
> this is indented
else conditional
> this is also indented
elif conditional
> final indent
</code>
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8
Q

while loop

A
use a while loop to repeat sections of code when you aren't sure how many times you need to repeat an action.
Syntax:
<code>
while conditional:
---need to indent
<\code></code>
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9
Q

break

A

use break to end a loop when specific conditions are met

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10
Q

Data types

A

strings (str), integers (int), floats (float)

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11
Q

print

A
to print something out in text on the console.
Syntax:
<code>
print("hi!")
<\code></code>
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12
Q

assignment operator

A

= (equals is not equals, it is the assignment operator)

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13
Q

Conditional operators

A
== which means equals
!= is not equal
< is less than
> is greater than
<= is less than or equal to
>= is greater than or equal to
they are operators that evaluate the True or False
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14
Q

==

A

equals

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15
Q

!=

A

not equal to

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16
Q

<

A

less than

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17
Q

>

A

greater than

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18
Q

<=

A

less than or equal to

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19
Q

> =

A

greater than or equal to

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20
Q

What is factoring in algebraic expressions?

A

Take an expression and make it the product of 2 smaller expressions.
Example:
xsquared + 5x + 6 = (x + 2) x (x + 3)

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21
Q

what does & n b s p; do?

A

It puts a space in html programming! You can use this to indent.

22
Q

addition

A

count the things. then count the other things. congratulations. you have added.

23
Q

<code> import in python</code>

A

The import keyword in python allows you to use other modules. Modules are just programs that other people have written and you can use for free.

24
Q

Pythagorean theorem

A

side a squared + side b squared = side c squared

works on triangles

25
Q

interior angles of a triangle

A

add up to 180 degrees.

26
Q

exponents

A

multiply the number by itself the number of times the exponent tells you to.

27
Q

Mathmatics

Function notation

A

Where you give a function a name- generally, we use a single letter followed by ( ) that tell you the variable.
Example:
‘'’f(x) = 2x + 1’’’

28
Q

Python

Function creation

A

’ ‘ ‘
def func_name(params):
(&nbsp) indent “"”This is the docstring”””
‘ ‘ ‘

29
Q

Python

What does D.R.Y. stand for?

A

Don’t Repeat Yourself - don’t repeat code more than you need to

30
Q

Brainscape

What does * do?

A

If placed at the beginning and end of a sentence, it puts the sentence in italics.

31
Q

Brainscape

What does * * do?

A

When placed at the beginning and end of the sentence, it bolds all of the words.

Don’t put a space between the two * * or between the * * and the words.

32
Q

Brainscape

What does * * * do?

A

It bolds and puts the sentence into italics at the same time!
Again, don’t put a space between the three * * * or between the * * * and the words.

*

33
Q

Squeezing and STRETCHING

A

Squeezing: Zooming in on one part of the problem.
Stretching: Zooming out to see all aspects of a problem.

34
Q

Math

Factoring for quadratic trinomials

A

The answers add to first number and multiplies to second number.
Example: xsquared + 3x - 4 = (x-1)(x+4)
-1 and 4 add and multiply to -4

35
Q

What can you use for solving quadratic trinomials

A

Exploding dots or factoring

36
Q

Math

How do you use exploding dots for quadratic trinomials?

A

You create a 1 <— x machine and insert dots for the parts of the problem.

37
Q

Solve

A

To find what the variable represents in an equation; the answer to the equation is provided.

38
Q

Evaluate

A

To find the answer to an equation; the number represented by the variable is provided.

39
Q

Math

Proportional (graph)

A

> Starts at origin
Straight line

40
Q

Proportional (table)

A

y/x
or
x * _ = y
ex: x | y
2 | 5
4 | 10
9 | 22.5
answer: 2.5

41
Q

Math

Graphing proportional relationships

A

putting the numbers in a table onto a graph, with y as the vertical axis, and x as the horizontal. When listing the graph points, order as (x,y).

42
Q

Math

Equations with parathesis

A

> Distribute
Add/subtract to isolate
Combine the like terms
Add/subtract to isolate
Combine the like terms
Add/subtract/divide to isolate
Simplify
The simplified equation is the answer!

43
Q

Math

Equations with variables on both sides

A

> Combine the like terms
Add/subtract to isolate
Combine the like terms
Add/subtract to isolate
Combine the like terms
Repeat as needed, the simplified equation is your answer.

44
Q

Geometric transformations

A

Ways to move/modify/manipulate geometric shapes that brings them to a desired end.

45
Q

what is the answer to life?

A

42
(next up: what’s the question?)

46
Q

What does it mean to solve an equation?

A

Find the valueof the variable(s) that make the equation true.

47
Q

What is a graph?

A

A visual representation of all the possible solutions to an equation.

48
Q

What is a system of equations?

A

Anything that contains more than one equation.

49
Q

How do you solve a system of equations?

A

Find the solutions to all of the equations in the system, and then find the solution that works in all of the equations in the system. If it is in a graph, find the point where the lines of the equations cross. You can also make a table or use the Equal Values Method.

50
Q

What is the equal values method?

A