Math Vocabulary- February Flashcards

1
Q

to do as much work as possible

A

simplify

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2
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parts of an expression

Example: 4x + 5y + 7

A

term

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3
Q

opposite

A

inverse

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4
Q

the answer you get when adding

A

sum

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5
Q

The top number in a fraction

A

numerator

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6
Q

means one, or to multiply

A

per

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7
Q

numbers or variables that you multiply

A

factor

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8
Q

a number next to the variable

Example: 5x

A

coefficient

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9
Q

must have an equal sign

Example: 5 + 2 = 7

A

equation

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10
Q

the answer to a multiplication problem

A

product

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11
Q

passing out of a number or letter

Example: 3(x + 4) = 3x + 12

A

distributive property

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12
Q

a letter or a symbol that stands for the unknown

Example: 3x

A

variable

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13
Q

the bottom of the fraction

A

denominator

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14
Q

has no equal sign

Example: 4 + 2

A

expression

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15
Q

the answer to a subtraction problem

A

difference

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16
Q

a number

Example: 4x + 7

A

constant

17
Q

same variable, raised to the same power

Example: 4x + 2x= 6x

A

like term

18
Q

the regular way we write numbers

Example: 430

A

standard form

19
Q

a number or a variable multiplied by its reciprocal equals 1.

Example: 4 x 1/4 = 1

A

multiplicative inverse

20
Q

the answer to a division problem

A

quotient

21
Q

a number or a variable added to zero is equal to the number.

Example: 4 + 0 = 4

x + 0 = x

A

additive identity

22
Q

in adding or multiplying, you can switch the order and still get the same answer.

A

commutative property

23
Q

all whole numbers and their opposites

A

integer

24
Q

the order in which we solve problems.

Also known as PEMDAS

A

order of operations

25
Q

fraction whose numerator or denominator is also a fraction.

A

complex fraction