Math Definition Flashcards

Define and understand mathematical terms

1
Q

Quotient

A

a result obtained by dividing one quantity by another.

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2
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x to the 1 equals

A

x

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3
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x to the zero equals

A

1

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4
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X to the -1 power equals

A

1 / X or 1 over X

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5
Q

x^(m)x^(n )=

A

x^m+n

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6
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Numerator

A

How many parts we have.

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7
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Denominator

A

How many parts the whole is divided into.

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8
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Percentage

A

How many parts per 100.

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9
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Average

A

The sum divided by the count.

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10
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Adjacent

A

Lying next to each other. (Example: 2 angles sharing a corner point but not overlapping)

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11
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Adjacent Faces

A

Faces that share a common edge. (Example: Dice, 32 sided dice.)

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12
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Ascending order

A

Going upwards or increasing in values.

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13
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What is a “Set”

A

A collection of objects and these objects are called the elements of the set.

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14
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e (Euler’s Number) B. GAH BAB BHB

A

2.7182818284 It is the base of the natural logarithm

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15
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set-builder notation

A

We use x as an integer and say {0 < x < 7} or {0 < x < 8}

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16
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Infinity

A

Has no end point and extends only in one direction

17
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Interval (Finding intervals and intersections and also be found using intervals)

A

(1,3) or (1,3] or [1,3]