Statements Flashcards

1
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Mathematical statements are considered as?

A

Expressions and Equations

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2
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Explain uses for Principle 1.

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Regrouping, assist to rationalize denominators, and reduce complex expressions for simplification

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3
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A*1=A

A

Principle 1

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4
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The product of any number and 1 stays the same.

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A*1=A

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5
Q

A+0=A

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Principle 2

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6
Q

The sum of any number and 0 stays the same.

A

A+0=A

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7
Q

_____ is never true or false.

A

Expression

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8
Q

_______ is like a mathematical phrase.

A

Expression

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9
Q

_______ is a mathematical sentence requiring an “=” symbol.

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Equation

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10
Q

_______ cannot be solved but, rather simplified or evaluated.

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Expression

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11
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_____ proves values on both sides of “=” sign are equal.

A

Equation

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12
Q

______ contains variables, numbers and mathematical operations.

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Expression

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13
Q

Contains nonterminating, non repeating decimals.

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Irrational Number

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14
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Cannot be expressed as a fraction with an integer numerator and a nonzero integer denominator.

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Irrational Number

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15
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Terminating and repeating decimals can be expressed as fractions.

A

Rational Number

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16
Q

-6, -3.1, 0, 11/12, 9 4/5, 87, and 0.25=1/4 are examples of?

A

Rational Numbers

17
Q

SQRT2, pie,-SQRT11/4, and 73.050050005… are examples of?

A

Irrational Numbers

18
Q

5y+7, 12-x/5, and 8a(b-3) are examples of?

A

Expressions

19
Q

3x+4=8, and t/9=12 are examples of?

A

Equations

20
Q

2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17… are examples of?

A

Prime Numbers

21
Q

4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12… are examples of?

A

Composite Numbers

22
Q

-4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4… are examples of?

A

Integers

23
Q

If A=B then adding the same number to both sides makes the value equal.

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Principle 3

24
Q

If A=B then multiplying the same number to both sides makes the value equal, when C does not equal 0.

A

Principle 4

25
Q

If a product of two numbers is zero, if and only life one them is zero.

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Principle 5

26
Q

A*B=0; either A=0 or B=0

A

Principle 5

27
Q

If a product of two numbers is positive if and only if the two numbers have the same sign.

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Principle 6