Test 1 Flashcards

1
Q

A collection of letters and numbers combined using arithmetic oppositions

A

Algebraic expression

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2
Q

Another name for numbers

A

Numeric coefficient

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3
Q

In “5y” the “y” is the what

A

Variable

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4
Q

In “ q +3x + 25” how many terms are there

A

Three

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5
Q

What are the quantities combined only by multiplication and decision

A

Factors

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6
Q

The property that allowed addends to switch with out changing the value of he expression

(X+y/ y+x)

A

Commutative property

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7
Q

What is the distance formula

A

D=rt

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8
Q

Numbers that include rational and irrational numbers

A

Real numbers

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9
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All natural numbers and the negative

A

Integers

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10
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The counting numbers

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Natural numbers

1 2 3 4

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11
Q

The natural numbers together with zero

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Whole numbers

0 1 2 3 4

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12
Q

-3 -2 -1

A

Negative integers

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13
Q

What are numbers that cannot be expressed as ratios of integers

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Irrational numbers

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14
Q

What property alloweseach term in parentheses to be multiplied by the common factor

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Distributive property

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15
Q

Which property deals with grouping

A+(b+c)=( a+b)c

A

Associative property

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16
Q

Allows the addition of fractions that originally have unlike denominators

A•1=a

A

Identity property

17
Q

What property is used most often in early algebra

A+ -a=0
a•1/a=0

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Inverse property