MATH FIRST MONTHLY EXAM Flashcards

1
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a group or collections or objects; it can be named using a capital letter

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Sets

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2
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each object in a set

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Element

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3
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absolutely clear which object belongs to the set, and which does not

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Well-defined sets

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4
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it is the set that contains all objects under consideration

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Universal sets

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5
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given any two sets A and B, if every element in A is also an element in B, then a is a subset of B

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Subsets

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6
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a set with no element is an empty set

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Null set

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7
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it is denoted by n (A); it is the number of elements in set A

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Cardinality set

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8
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3 Forms of Cardinality Set

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Descriptive Form
Set-builder Form
Roaster Form

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9
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if the definition and condition of the set is written

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Descriptive Form

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10
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all the elements of the set must possess a single property to become a member of that set. (Z= {x|x is an integer)

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Set-builder Form

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11
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the elements of a set are represented in a row and separated by a comma

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Roaster Form

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12
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Operations of Set: (3)

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Union
Intersection
Difference

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13
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It is the set containing all elements that are in A and B.

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Union (U)

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14
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The set that consider of all elements that are both A and B.

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Intersection (∩)

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15
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It is a set of elements in A and are not in B.

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Difference (-)

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16
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set of counting number

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Integers

17
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to show integers

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Number Line

18
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the distance of an integer to zero

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Absolute value

19
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pairs of integers that have same absolute value or distance from zero

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Opposite Integers

20
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made up of different terms that contain positive integers power of the variable

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Polynomial

21
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it is in the standard form if the given exponent is in decreasing form

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Polynomial

22
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it is simplified if it has no terms that are alike.

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Polynomial

23
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Part of Polynomial: (4)

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Coefficient
Variable
Exponent
Constant

24
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number appearing before the variables

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Coefficient

25
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a value that is represented by letters

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Variable

26
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a number that is written on the upper-left corner of the variables

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Exponent

27
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a term with only a number without a variable

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Constant