Math Rules Flashcards

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What does the commutative property of addition state?

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When you add two numbers you can reverse the order of the numbers without changing the sum.

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What does the commutative property of multiplication state?

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When you multiply two numbers, you can reverse the order of the numbers without changing the product.

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What does the associative property of addition state?

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when you have three numbers to add together, the final sum will be the same regardless of the way you group the numbers (two at a time) to perform the addition.

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What does the associative property of multiplication state?

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When you have three numbers to multiply together the final product will be the same regardless of the way you group the numbers (two at a time) to perform the multiplication.

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What does the additive identity property state?

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You have a real number, namely 0, whose sum with any real number is the number itself

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What does the multiplicative identity property state?

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You have a real number, namely 1, whose product with any real number is the number itself

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What does the additive inverse property state?

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Every real number has an additive inverse (its opposite) that is a real number whose sum with the number is 0.

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Wha does the multiplicative inverse property state?

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Every real number, except zero, has a multiplicative inverse ( its reciprocal) whose product number is 1

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What does the distributive property state?

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When you have a number times a sum (or a sum times a number), you can multiply each number separately first and then add the products

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What does the zero factor property state?

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If a real number is multiplied by 0, the product is 0; and if the product of the two numbers is 0, then at least one of the numbers is 0.

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What is does zero exponent rule state?

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x^0=1 if x is not equal to 0. (0^0 is undefined to has no meaning)

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What does the unit fraction exponent rule state?

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If x is a real number and n is a positive integer, then
x^1/n= x to the square root of n.
When n is even x is greater than or equal to 0

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What does the rational exponent rule state?

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If x is a real number and m and n are positive integers then
x^m/n= (x^1/n)^m or (x^m)^1/n

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What does the product rule for the same base exponential expressions state?

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x^mx^n= x^m+n
Add the exponents if the base is the same

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What does the quotient rule for the same base expressions state?

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xm/xn = x^m-n
If the base of the exponential expression is the same and you are dividing them, subtract the exponents.

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16
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What does the rule for a power to a power state?

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(x^m)^p= x^mp
If you have to distribute an exponent, you have to multiply it

17
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What does the rule for the power of a product state?

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(xy)^p= x^py^p
Distribute the exponents to every term being multiplied in the parentheses

18
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What does the rule for the power of a quotient state?

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(x/y)^p = x^p/y^p
Distribute the exponent to every term that is in the fraction

19
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How do you add and subtract polynomials?

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Add or subtract the monomials with like terms.

20
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How do you multiply monomials?

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Multiply monomials by using the rule for exponents and the commutative and associative properties.

(Multiply the coefficients and the variables with exponents)

21
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How do you multiply a polynomial by a monomial?

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To multiply a polynomial by a monomial, multiply each term of the polynomial by the monomial.

22
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How do you multiply binomials?

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To multiply two binomials, multiply all the terms of the second binomial by the first binomial.
Use FOIL method

23
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How do you multiply two polynomials?

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To multiply two polynomials, multiple all the terms of the second polynomial by the first polynomial then combine like terms

24
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How do you divide a polynomial by a monomial?

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Divide each term of the polynomial by the monomial

25
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How do you divide a polynomial by a polynomial?

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Use long division

26
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When do you use the factoring method of factoring out common factors?

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If each term in the polynomial shares a common factor

27
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When do you use the factoring method of the difference of squares?

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If the expression represents a difference of squares

i.e. x^2-16 or 25x^2-9

28
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When do you use the factoring method of using perfect square trinomials?

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If the first and last terms are perfect squares and the middle term is twice the product of their square root.

29
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When do you use the sum product pattern to factorize?

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If the polynomial is of the form x^2+b^x+c and there are factors of c that add up to b.

30
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When do you use the grouping method to factorize?

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If the polynomial is of the form ax^2+b^x+c and there are factors of ac that add up to b