Vocab Flashcards

1
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a is congruent to b modulo n

A

Let n be a positive integer. If a and b are integers we say that a is congruent to b modulo n and write, equivalently, a ≡ b (mod n)

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Rational

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A real number r is rational if and only if there are integers a and b, with b != 0 such that r = a /b

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3
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Irrational

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Any number that is not rational

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Composite

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An integer, n, is called composite if and only if n > 1 and we can write n = rs for some integer r and s, such that 1 <r< n and 1<s< n

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Axioms for +

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  1. Associatively of Addition
  2. Existence of additive identity
  3. Additive inverse property
  4. Commutativity of addition
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Axioms for x

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  1. Associatively of multiplication
  2. Existence of multiplicative identity
  3. Commutativity of multiplication
  4. Distributive property
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Associatively of Addition

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For all integer x, y, and z, it is true that (x+y) +z = x + (y+z)

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Existence of additive identity

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There is an element 0 ∈ Z such that x+0 = x, where x is any integer

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Commutativity of addition

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For all integers x and y, it is true that x+y = y+x.

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10
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Additive inverse property

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For each x ∈ Z, there exists −x such that x + (−x) = 0

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Associativity of multiplication

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For all integers x,y, and z, it is true that x(yz) = (xy)z

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Existence of a multiplicative identity

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There exists an element, 1!=0 in Z such that for all integers, x, x · 1 = x

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13
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Commutativity of multiplication

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For all integers x and y, xy = yx.

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14
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Distributive property

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For all integers x,y, and z, it is true that x(y + z) = xy + xz and that (x + y)z = xz + yz

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15
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Axioms for “=”

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  1. Reflexive property
  2. Substitution property
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16
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Substitution property

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For all integers x and y such that x = y, if P (x) is true, then P (y) is also true

17
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Reflexive property

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For all integers x, it is true that x = x

18
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Subtraction

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Define a new operation called subtraction, denoted by − as
x − y := x + (−y),
where x and y are integers.

19
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Axioms for <

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  1. The Law of Trichotomy
  2. The Law of Transitivity
  3. The Additive Law for <
  4. The Multiplicative Law for <
20
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The Law of Trichotomy

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For all integers x and y, exactly one of the following is true: x > y or x < y or
x = y.

21
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The Law of Transitivity

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If x < y and y < z, then x < z, where x,y, z are integers.

22
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The Additive Law for <

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If x < y then x + n < y + n, where x,y,n are integers.

23
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The Multiplicative Law for <

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If 0 < n and x < y, then nx < ny, where x,y,n are integers.

24
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Homomorphism

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f(ab) = f(a)*f(b)