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Cards (609)

Section 1

(50 cards)

Positive Number

Front

A number that is greater than zero.

Back

Exclamation point

Front

!

Back

21

Front

20+1

Back

Dollars

Front

$

Back

sin30

Front

1/2

Back

addition

Front

An operation in which we combine two numbers to make a larger one.

Back

percent

Front

%

Back

whole numbers

Front

Any of the numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on

Back

Base

Front

the number used as the factor when a number is written in exponential form. In 2^5, the base is 2 and the exponent is 5.

Back

vertices

Front

The point of intersection of two sides of a polygon. The point of intersection of three edges of a space figure.

Back

multiply

Front

to repeatedly add the same number a certain number of times; used to find the total number of items in equal-sized groups

Back

multiplication

Front

An operation used for the shortening of repeated addition

Back

right angle

Front

an angle that measures 90 degrees

Back

Distributive Property

Front

a property indicating a special way in which multiplication is applied to addition of two or more numbers in which each term inside a set of parentheses can be multiplied by a factor outside the parentheses, such as a(b + c) = ab + ac

Back

obtuse angle

Front

An angle that measures more than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees

Back

Common Base

Front

terms in exponential form that have the same base. For example: 4^2 x 4^3, both terms in the expression have the same base, which is 4.

Back

subtraction

Front

An operation in which we take away 1 number from another to get a smaller number

Back

Commutative Property

Front

The property that says that two or more numbers can be added or multiplied in any order without changing the result.

Back

Acute Triangle

Front

A triangle that contains acute angles greater than 0 degrees less than 90 degrees

Back

formula for surface area of a cylinder

Front

SA = 2πr² + 2πrh

Back

Integer

Front

Positive and Negative numbers including zero

Back

symbolic representation

Front

basic language of math (convert data into symbols)

Back

faces

Front

the flat surfaces of a 3-D figure

Back

sin0

Front

0

Back

Prescription Requirements

Front

Date and Time Full Name of Pt Medicine Name (generic) Dosage Route Time Frequency Provider's Signature

Back

point

Front

A location in space.

Back

Inverse of a statement

Front

opposite

Back

subtraction

Front

An operation in which we take away 1 number from another to get a smaller number

Back

addition

Front

An operation in which we combine two numbers to make a larger one.

Back

right angle

Front

an angle that measures 90 degrees

Back

Acute Angel

Front

an angle that measures greater than 0 degrees and less than 90 degrees.

Back

Bar Graph

Front

a graph using vertical or horizontal bars to display numeric information

Back

number line

Front

a horizontal or vertical line representing whole numbers, fractions and decimals

Back

Straight Angle

Front

180°

Back

acute angle

Front

an angle that measures less than 90 degrees

Back

76

Front

70+6

Back

Perfect Square

Front

product of a rational number multiplied by itself

Back

formula for the volume of a triangular prism

Front

V=(1/2bh)h

Back

deduction

Front

logical reasoning- process of arriving at a conclusion based on other statements that are known to be true

Back

equation

Front

A math statement that uses an = sign to show two expressions have the same value

Back

Obtuse angel

Front

an angel with a measurement of greater than 90 degrees

Back

Multiplication

Front

An operation used for the shortening of repeated addition

Back

Mean

Front

Add all numbers and divide the sum by the number of numbers

Back

Medication Label: Liquid Multiuse

Front

Generic and Brand Name Use for Medicine How much is in the container Concentration of Medicine Directions of Use How to Store Expiration Date

Back

angle

Front

two rays with a common endpoint

Back

acute angle

Front

an angle that measures less than 90 degrees

Back

polygon

Front

a flat shape with many straight sides

Back

formula for the volume of a cylinder

Front

V=πr^2h

Back

edges

Front

the line segments where the faces intersect

Back

48

Front

50-2

Back

Section 2

(50 cards)

division

Front

An operation in which we make parts out of a number, which are equal

Back

Pythagorean Theorem

Front

Fundamental relationship of 3 right triangles

Back

equal

Front

(adj.) the same in number, amount, degree, rank or quality

Back

Simplfy

Front

when we simplify multiplication expressions that have exponents, we add exponents of the common factor. Ex: 4^2 x 4^3 = 4^5

Back

tools that help strengthen mathematical understanding

Front

rulers, scales, protractors, calculators, counters, measuring contianers, money

Back

adjacent angles

Front

Two angles that share a common side and have the same vertex

Back

Greater than

Front

>

Back

sin60

Front

√3/2

Back

factor

Front

a number that is multiplied

Back

Rational Numbers

Front

any number that can be written as a fraction

Back

composite number

Front

a counting number that has more than two factors

Back

sin45

Front

1/√2

Back

Single Rx

Front

Specified time/circumstance (ex: preoperative)

Back

Zero Property

Front

the product of any number and 0 is 0

Back

formula for the area of a circle

Front

πr²

Back

multiplication

Front

An operation used for the shortening of repeated addition

Back

plane

Front

flat surface

Back

polygon

Front

A closed figure formed by three of more line segments that intersect only at their endpoints

Back

connections and real world math

Front

relate to familiar events in their lives and using real-world examples and data

Back

complementarty angles

Front

sum to 90

Back

product

Front

the answer to a multiplication problem

Back

Transversal

Front

A line intersecting another similar straight line

Back

formula for the surface area of a rectangular prism

Front

SA= 2lw+ 2wh + 2lh

Back

striaght angle

Front

an angle whose measure equals 180 degrees

Back

less than

Front

<

Back

equal

Front

(adj.) the same in number, amount, degree, rank or quality

Back

vertex

Front

A point where two or more straight lines meet.

Back

sin90

Front

1

Back

acute angle

Front

an angle that measures less than 90 degrees

Back

division

Front

An operation in which we make parts out of a number, which are equal

Back

supplementary angles

Front

Two angles whose sum is 180 degrees

Back

Identity Property

Front

the sum of any number and 1

Back

half circle

Front

semicircle

Back

Remote Interior Triangle

Front

Interior triangles that aren't given an adjacent to the angle

Back

array

Front

A large group of people or things

Back

rectangular prism

Front

A solid shape that has: 6 faces (4 rectangles & 2 squares), 8 vertices (corners), and 12 equal edges.

Back

Associative Property

Front

The way in which numbers are grouped does not change their sum or product

Back

Common denominator

Front

A common multiple of two or more denominators For 1/6 and 5/8 it is 24

Back

formula for the surface area of a triangular prism

Front

SA=A🔽2triangle+A🔽3square

Back

solid

Front

A form of matter that has a definite shape and volume

Back

Dot Plot

Front

Shows the number of times each value occurs in a data set

Back

Routine Rx

Front

Carry out until end of date or until discharged

Back

Congruent

Front

Having exactly the same size and the same shape as in a congruent figure.

Back

10

Front

2+2+2+2+2

Back

inequality

Front

a number sentence which states that 2 values are unequal

Back

Data

Front

Information; facts, figures, statistics

Back

factor

Front

something that contributes to a result

Back

Medication Check

Front

Right Client Right Medicine Right Route Right Time Right Dose Right Documentation (immediately after)

Back

67

Front

71-4

Back

array

Front

a set of objects arranged in equal rows and equal columns

Back

Section 3

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quotient

Front

the answer to a division question

Back

triangular prism

Front

A prism that has triangular bases

Back

cos30

Front

√3/2

Back

difference

Front

the answer to a subtraction question

Back

divisor

Front

the number you divide by

Back

cos0

Front

1

Back

prime number

Front

a counting number that has only two different factors, 1 and itself. Example 5 is a prime number because its only factors are 1 and 5

Back

sum

Front

The result of addition.

Back

Radius

Front

A straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle or sphere.

Back

right angle

Front

an angle that measures 90 degrees

Back

associative property

Front

when the parentheses of a problem are switched (a+b)+c=a=a+ (b+c)

Back

Outlier

Front

A value much greater or much less than the others in a data set

Back

perimeter

Front

the sum of the lengths of the sides of a polygon

Back

product

Front

the answer to a multiplication question

Back

PRN Rx

Front

Specifies circumstance, dose, route, frequency and implication

Back

Denominator

Front

The bottom number of a fraction telling in how many parts the whole is divided. In 1/3 the 3 is the denominator.

Back

Stem and Leaf

Front

Picture that displays frequency of data using tens digit of the data as it's stem and the ones digit as it's leafs.

Back

corresponding angles

Front

lie on the same side of the transversal and in corresponding positions

Back

vetical angles

Front

a pair of opposite angles formed by 2 intersecting angles

Back

whole numbers

Front

one of the counting numbers

Back

complementary angles

Front

two angles whose measures have a sum of 90 degrees

Back

11

Front

1+10

Back

Square Of. A Number

Front

Product of the same integer with itself

Back

Geoboard

Front

A manipulative used to explore basic concepts from geometry such as area, perimeter and simple intuitive proofs.A manipulative used to explore basic concepts from geometry such as area, perimeter and simple intuitive proofs.

Back

prime factor

Front

a factor of a number that is also a prime number

Back

STAT Rx

Front

Emergency

Back

prime

Front

first in rank, excellence, quality, importance, or time

Back

difference

Front

the answer to a subtraction question

Back

dividend

Front

the number being divided

Back

cos45

Front

1/√2

Back

Median

Front

Middle number

Back

Scientific notion

Front

a way of expressing a value as the product of a number between 1 and 10 and a power of 10

Back

vertical angles

Front

two angles whose sides form two pairs of opposite rays

Back

sum

Front

the answer to an addition question

Back

sum

Front

the answer to an addition question

Back

net

Front

(adj, v) remaining after expenses or other factors have been deducted; ultimate (adj); to bring in as profit or to catch as in a net (verb)

Back

Vertex

Front

Common end Omit of two or more line segments

Back

Assessment

Front

The evaluation or estimation of the nature, quality, or ability of someone or something

Back

product

Front

the answer to a multiplication question

Back

interger

Front

a positive or negative number

Back

divide

Front

to break an amount into equal groups and find the number of groups or the amount in each group

Back

greatest common factor

Front

largest no. that divides evening in a set

Back

multiple

Front

the product of a whole number and any whole number. Example 16 is a multiple of 4

Back

common factor

Front

A number that is a factor of two or more whole numbers

Back

supplementary angles

Front

Two angles whose sum is 180 degrees

Back

composite

Front

made up of separate parts

Back

Verticle Angle

Front

each of the pairs of opposite angles made by two intersecting lines.

Back

corresponding angles

Front

lie on the same side of the transversal and in corresponding positions

Back

Isosceles Triangle

Front

A triangle with two congruent equal sides

Back

Standing Rx

Front

Protocol based; used if client appears to fit protocol usage

Back

Section 4

(50 cards)

quotient

Front

the answer to a division question

Back

ER

Front

Extended release

Back

Quartiles

Front

values that divide the data set into four equal parts

Back

digit

Front

a single number

Back

number

Front

a word or symbol that stands for a specific amount or quantity

Back

quotient

Front

the answer to a division problem

Back

Line

Front

low ridge

Back

problem

Front

a question proposed for solution

Back

Mean

Front

The average of a set of numbers; the sum of the numbers divided by how many numbers there are; 2+5+5=12 then 12/3=an average/mean of 4

Back

Acute Angle

Front

An angle less then 90°

Back

Angle Sum Theorem

Front

given a triangle, the sum of the measures of the interior angles is 180°

Back

alternate interior angles

Front

angles between 2 lines and on opposite sides of a transversal

Back

Mode

Front

The number that occures the most frequently in a set of data. IN the set (2,3,4,4,5) 4 is the mode.

Back

circumference

Front

The distance around a circle

Back

consecutive exterior angles

Front

exterior angles that lie on the same side of the transversal

Back

alterante exterior angles

Front

in the exterior of a pair of lines and on opposite sides of the transversal

Back

Surface area

Front

The measurement of the outer surface of an object.

Back

Volume

Front

The amount of space an object takes up

Back

Supplementary

Front

Angles with a sum of 180°

Back

Alternative Exterior Angles

Front

angle on the opposite sides of the transversal, outside parralel lines, and are congruent

Back

equal groups

Front

groups that have the same amount of an item

Back

hexagon

Front

a polygon with 6 sides

Back

Exterior Angle Theorem

Front

The sum of the remote interior angles is equal to the measure of the exterior angle.

Back

polyhedron

Front

a solid figure with many sides, such as a pyramid

Back

base (of an exponent)

Front

in an expression the base numbers used as a factor the number of times

Back

fact family (multiply & divide)

Front

A group of related multiplication and division facts that use the same numbers.

Back

Median

Front

Median The middle number of a set of numbers after they have been placed in numerical order. In the set (2,3,4,) 3 is the median. If there are an even number of numbers, the median is the average of the two middle numbers.

Back

Angle Angle Similarity

Front

A similarity between angles

Back

tan0

Front

0

Back

problem

Front

a question proposed for solution

Back

square (of a number)

Front

the value of a number raised to an exponent of 2

Back

alternate interior angles

Front

nonadjacent interior angles that lie on opposite sides of the transversal

Back

obtuse angle

Front

more than 90 degrees

Back

Box Plot

Front

Shows lowest value, highest value, median value

Back

cos60

Front

1/2

Back

pentagon

Front

a polygon with 5 sides

Back

volume

Front

The amount of space an object takes up

Back

Interquartile Range

Front

Q3-Q1

Back

rational numbers

Front

the quotient a/b of two integers

Back

consecutive interior angles

Front

interior angles that lie on the same side of the transversal

Back

decimal

Front

A number with one or more digits to the right of the decimal point

Back

digit

Front

a single number

Back

real number

Front

a member of the set of all numbers, rational and irrational

Back

irrational number

Front

any real number that can not be expressed as the quotient a/b of two integers

Back

Now Rx

Front

Single order; STAT without emergency

Back

common multiple

Front

a number that is a multiple of two or more whole numbers

Back

number

Front

a word or symbol that stands for a specific amount or quantity

Back

cube

Front

A prism with six square faces

Back

SR

Front

System release

Back

cos90

Front

0

Back

Section 5

(50 cards)

Parallel

Front

Angle of same distance, never touch

Back

mathematics

Front

the study or science of numbers and shapes

Back

a no. is divisible by 2 if

Front

it is an even number ( last digit is even)

Back

square

Front

a quadrilateral with four right angles and four congruent sides

Back

Pythagorean Theorem

Front

a²+b²=c² where a and b represent the legs of a right triangle and c represents the hypotenuse

Back

1 ml = _gm

Front

1 gm = _ml

Back

mathematics

Front

the study or science of numbers and shapes

Back

perfect square

Front

the square of a whole number

Back

addend

Front

n. Something added, or to be added.

Back

fraction

Front

a part of a whole; a broken piece of something that is no longer whole

Back

Rotation

Front

CIRCULAR MOVEMENT AROUND AN AXIS

Back

Triangular pyramid

Front

A pyramid with a triangular base.

Back

Order of Operations

Front

When there is more than one operation and parentheses are used, first do what is inside the parentheses, then the exponents. Next, multiply or divide left to right. Then add or subtract from left to right. (PEMDAS)

Back

Perpendicular

Front

Relationship of two lines that form a right angle

Back

prime number

Front

a number with exactly two factors, itself and one

Back

exponent

Front

the number to which the base is raised

Back

Rounding

Front

changing a number to the nearest ten or hundred

Back

tan90

Front

undefined

Back

square root

Front

a number which, when squared, is equal to a given number

Back

pie graph

Front

a graph that highlights segments of a circle to show simple distribution patterns

Back

1 tsp = _ml

Front

5 mL = _tsp

Back

cube (of a number)

Front

the value of a number raised to an exponent of 3

Back

congruent angles

Front

angles that have the same measure

Back

Spread

Front

It is usually used in conjunction with a measure of central tendency.

Back

Obtuse angle

Front

An angle that measures greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees

Back

1.0

Front

1/10

Back

Alternate Interior

Front

When two lines are crossed by another line

Back

complementary angles

Front

two angles whose measures have a sum of 90 degrees

Back

Adjacent Angles

Front

Common side and common vertex but does not overlap

Back

addend

Front

n. Something added, or to be added.

Back

composite

Front

a number with more than two factors

Back

Numerator

Front

The top number in a fraction that tells how many parts of the whole are being named. In 3/4 the 3 is the numerator.

Back

XL

Front

Back

Rhombus

Front

A parallelogram with four equal sides

Back

tan30

Front

1/√3

Back

number line

Front

A diagram that represents numbers as points on a line.

Back

supplementary angles

Front

two angles whose measures have a sum of 180 degrees

Back

tan45

Front

1

Back

even number

Front

A whole number ending with 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8 in the ones place.

Back

Pictograph

Front

A visual representation used to make comparisons. A key always appears at the bottom of a pictograph or picture graph showing how many each object represents.

Back

Parallelogram

Front

A quadrilateral (any four-sided polygon) with opposite sides parallel and congruent

Back

parallel lines

Front

lines in the same plane that do not intersect

Back

tan60

Front

√3

Back

rectangular pyramid

Front

a solid figure with a rectangle for its base and triangles for all other faces

Back

odd number

Front

A whole number ending with 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 in the ones place.

Back

calculator

Front

a small machine that is used for mathematical calculations

Back

1000 mcg = _mg

Front

1 mg = _mcg

Back

Complementary Angle

Front

Two angles that equal 90°

Back

a no. is divisible by 3 if

Front

the sum of its digits is evenly divisible by 3

Back

percent

Front

A ratio that compares a number to 100

Back

Section 6

(50 cards)

numerical expression

Front

a collection of numbers and operations symbols that represent a single value

Back

greatest common factor

Front

largest no. that is a factor of all of the numbers given in a problem

Back

triangle

Front

3 sides

Back

Unit Vector

Front

Back

Commutative Property

Front

a+b= b+a or ab= ba

Back

Fahrenheit

Front

A temperature scale with the freezing point of water 32 degrees and the boiling point of 212 degrees

Back

rounding numbers

Front

means changing them to the nearest ten, hundred, thousand, and so on

Back

Rote Counting

Front

The naming of numbers in order without making any connection between numbers and sets of real-life objects

Back

Reflection

Front

A transformation that "flips" a figure over a mirror or reflection line.

Back

Distributive property

Front

x(y+z) = xy +xz

Back

algorithms

Front

methods or strategies for solving aproblems

Back

Hypotenuse

Front

Longest side of right triangle

Back

least common multiple

Front

smallest no. that all of the given numbers will divide into

Back

cube root

Front

a number, which when cubed, is equal to a given number

Back

Radical Sign

Front

The sign which indicates square root

Back

Legs Of A Right Triangle

Front

Sides in the right triangle

Back

if perpendicular dot product

Front

0

Back

area of triangle

Front

1/2 ( a x b) <-- cross product

Back

1 cup = _ml

Front

240 ml = _cup

Back

square root

Front

a number that when multiplied by itself equals a given number

Back

isosceles triangle

Front

A triangle that has 2 equal sides.

Back

Trapezoid

Front

a quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides

Back

if parallel dot product

Front

factor of k

Back

celsius

Front

The temperature scale on which water freezes at 0 degrees and boils at 100 degrees

Back

Intersection of two lines

Front

1. make each equation parametric form 2. solve for lamda and meu 3. substitute in equation to find x,y,z

Back

Venn Diagram

Front

A diagram that used regions to show relationships between sets of things.

Back

plane equation cartesian aX1 + bY1 + cZ1 = d

Front

(a, b , c) normal

Back

1 tbsp = _ml

Front

15 ml = _tbsp

Back

right angle

Front

an angle that measures 90 degrees

Back

1 oz = _ ml

Front

30 ml = _oz

Back

Corresponding Angle

Front

When a tranversal happens, the matching corners are Corresponding Angles

Back

a number is divisible by 4 if

Front

the last two digits of the number are evenly divisible by 4

Back

Reciprocals

Front

Two numbers whose product is 1, such as 2/3 X 3/2=1

Back

temperature

Front

A measure of how hot or cold something is.

Back

Household Units

Front

tsp tbsp oz lbs inches pints

Back

if cross product parallel

Front

0

Back

Right Angle

Front

An angle of 90°

Back

less than

Front

When a number is smaller than the other number. Example 107 < 215

Back

perpendicular lines

Front

Two lines that intersect to form right angles

Back

circle

Front

A round plane figure whose boundary consists of points equidistant from the center

Back

Metric Units

Front

cm kg mg g ml m mm L mcg

Back

symmetry

Front

balanced proportions

Back

1 cup = _oz

Front

8 oz = _cup

Back

1 kg = _lb

Front

2.2 lb = _kg

Back

greater than

Front

When a number is larger than the other number. Example 65 > 56

Back

acute angle

Front

an angle that measures less than 90 degrees

Back

area of parallelogram

Front

( a x b) <- cross product

Back

ruler

Front

tool used to measure length

Back

Obtuse Angle

Front

More then 90° but less then 180°

Back

Exterior Angle

Front

angle between any side shape, and line extended from different side

Back

Section 7

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perimeter

Front

sum of the lengths of the sides of the figure

Back

Front

Back

arc

Front

part of a circle

Back

Dosage calculations

Front

Back

Endotracheal Medications

Front

Lidocaine Epinepherine Atropine Naloxone

Back

rectangle

Front

A parallelogram with four right angles

Back

obtuse angle

Front

An angle that measures more than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees

Back

if a function is even

Front

f(x)= f(-x)

Back

rate of change

Front

slope of the line

Back

Intersection of three planes

Front

1. remove one variable from first two eqn 2. remove same variable from last two eqn 3.find one variable (y) in terms of x 4. substitute into eqn from step 2 and find x, yz

Back

Distance between point and plane

Front

Back

octagon

Front

8 sides

Back

Syrup

Front

Medication + Concentrated Sugar + Water

Back

Elixir

Front

Medication + Sweetner + Alcohol + Water

Back

plane equation r = p + lamdaD1 + meuD2

Front

normal = D1 x D2

Back

scalene triangle

Front

a triangle with no congruent sides

Back

Cube root

Front

produces a given number when cubed.

Back

Diameter

Front

diameter of a circle is any straight line segment that passes through the center of the circle and whose endpoints lie on the circle.

Back

Unique aX + bY = C dX + eY = F

Front

a not equal to d b = e c = F a = d b not equal to e c = f

Back

gtt rate

Front

Back

congruent

Front

Having the same size and shape

Back

Pills you cannot crush

Front

enteric coated delayed release long acting

Back

Square Root

Front

A number multiplied by itself

Back

permutation

Front

one of a no. of possible selections of items, without repetition, where order of selection is important

Back

kite

Front

a quadrilateral with two pairs of adjacent sides congruent and no opposite sides congruent

Back

Apothecary Units

Front

grains

Back

linear function

Front

y=mx +b : it is determined by (m) the slope of the line

Back

congruent

Front

figures that have same size and shape

Back

geometric sequence

Front

series of numbers in which a common ratio can be multiplied by a term to yield the next term

Back

Angle between line and plane

Front

CosX = n. direction vector / [n] [d1]

Back

Angle between two planes

Front

cos x = n1 . n2 / [n1][n2]

Back

Height

Front

Height is a measure of a polygon or solid figure,

Back

Parallelogram

Front

A quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides

Back

Oral Suspension

Front

Medication + Water or Saline

Back

coordinate

Front

the real number that corresponds to a point

Back

Ellipse

Front

A regular oval shape, traced by a point moving in a plane so that the sum of its distances from two other points is constant, or resulting when a cone is cut by an oblique plane which does not intersect the base.

Back

Exponent

Front

a no. that tells how many times the base is multiplied by itself

Back

Cube (of a number)

Front

the cube of a number n is its third power: the result of the number multiplied by itself

Back

Base (of a prism)

Front

formula used to find the surface area will depend on the shape of the base of the prism.

Back

Infinite aX + bY = C dX + eY = F

Front

a= d b=e c=f

Back

area

Front

no. of sq units covered by the figure

Back

Circumference

Front

Area of a circle

Back

No solution aX + bY = C dX + eY = F

Front

a = d b=e c not equal to f

Back

Cone

Front

Back

Lateral face

Front

face or surface of a solid on its sides

Back

Intersection of two planes

Front

1. remove one variable (eg z) 2. then let y = lamda 3. find x, y, z in terms of lamda

Back

arithmetic sequence

Front

set of no. with a common difference between the terms

Back

Cylinder

Front

Back

combination

Front

one of a no. of possible selections of items, without repetition, where order of selection is NOT important

Back

Suspension

Front

Medication Particles + Water (must be shook before use)

Back

Section 8

(50 cards)

Domain

Front

Set of values for independent variables

Back

product of quadratic roots

Front

c/a

Back

Discriminant for no real roots

Front

b^2 - 4ac <0

Back

point

Front

dimensionless location with no length, width or height

Back

max/ min

Front

derive

Back

SUM of quadratic roots

Front

-b/a

Back

Dependent Variable

Front

A variable that depends on the independent variable

Back

Base of an exponent

Front

A small number at the top right corner of the base number

Back

product of cubic roots alphabetagamma

Front

-d/a

Back

parallelogram and trapezoid perimeter

Front

sum of lengths of sides

Back

Function

Front

A relationship involving one or more variables

Back

Intramuscular Injection Sites

Front

Vetrogluteal Vastus Lateralis (for infants) Deltoid (not more than 1ml)

Back

rectangle perimeter formula

Front

2(l+w)

Back

plane

Front

a flat surface defined by three points, planes extend indefinitely in two dimensions

Back

quadrilateral

Front

polygon with fours sides

Back

Exponential Function

Front

A type of function where f (x) = a, where x is the variable, a is the constant (base of function)

Back

trapezoid

Front

1/2h(a+b)

Back

Microdrip

Front

60 gtt/ml

Back

Pyramid

Front

Back

Discriminant for one repeated root

Front

b^2 - 4ac =0

Back

Perfect Cube

Front

Result of a number being multiplied 3 times by itself

Back

Prism

Front

Back

sum of cubic roots alpha + beta + gamma

Front

-b/a

Back

ln(1)

Front

0

Back

parallel lines

Front

lines that do not intersect

Back

polygon

Front

simple closed figure composed of line segments

Back

Discriminant for 2 distinct real roots

Front

b^2 - 4ac > 0

Back

ray

Front

portion of a line that has only one end point and continues infinitely in one direction

Back

Absolute Value

Front

Distance of a number from 0

Back

e^0

Front

1

Back

Giant One

Front

Where a fraction equals a whole number, that is 1

Back

Radius

Front

straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle

Back

Exponent

Front

represent multiplying from the big number

Back

Decreasing

Front

When a number lowers, such as percentages

Back

line

Front

connects a series of points and continues straight infinitely in two directions

Back

point of inflexion

Front

second derivative

Back

dy/dx >0

Front

minimum

Back

dy/dx <0

Front

max

Back

Macrodrip

Front

20 gtt/ml 15 gtt/ml 10 gtt/ml

Back

triangle area

Front

1/2bh

Back

Intravenous injections

Front

Peripheral short intravenous catheter (less than 3") PICC :Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (leads into R atrium of the heart) Central Catheter: Dr. administrated (subclavion or jugular)

Back

Equation

Front

Where it's a way of solving to find an answer,

Back

line segment

Front

portion of a line

Back

Subcutaneous Injection Sites

Front

Should only be used for 0.5ml-1.0ml Upper arm Upper back Upper hip Abdomen Thigh

Back

triangle permieter

Front

a+b+c

Back

ln(0)

Front

undefined

Back

Function Notation

Front

A way to show all types of functions in mathematics

Back

rectangle area

Front

lw

Back

if function odd

Front

-f(x) = f(x)

Back

parallelogram area

Front

bh

Back

Section 9

(50 cards)

plane

Front

flat surface defined by three points extend indefinitely in tow deimension

Back

parallel lines

Front

2 dimensions can be defined as lines that do not intersect

Back

trapezoid

Front

a quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides

Back

1 gallon

Front

3.8 liters

Back

1mile in feet

Front

5280 ft

Back

Scientific Notation

Front

A expression use to represent a number, possibly with a decimal, multiplied by 10 with an exponent number

Back

circumference

Front

the distance around the perimeter of a circle

Back

Output

Front

The Independent Variable, (y), where y usually represents the output

Back

1m

Front

1000 mm

Back

Increasing

Front

Where a number is going up, becomes higher, such as percentages,

Back

1kg

Front

1000g

Back

1 inch in cm

Front

2.54 cm

Back

Laws of Exponents

Front

A set of rules in algebra, such as around variables and exponents

Back

y=f(x) --> y=f(-x)

Front

reflection in the z axis

Back

Linear function

Front

A function that graphs a straight line

Back

perpendicular lines

Front

2 or 3 dimensions if they intersect at a point and from a 90 degree angle

Back

y=f(x) --> y=|f(x)|

Front

all y get reflected in x axis

Back

First quartile Q1

Front

Integration of F(x) from negative infinity to Q1 is 0.25

Back

X - - > Y table

Front

A table use to represent data, and a graph

Back

y=f(x) --> y=f(|x|)

Front

discard the graph for x<0, keep the x>0, reflect in the y axis to make symmetric

Back

1000mg

Front

1g

Back

alphabeta + betgamma + alphabeta

Front

c/a

Back

1 KL

Front

1000L

Back

(y) = Asin (Bx + C) + D

Front

a = amplitude b=

Back

1 mile

Front

1.6 kilometers

Back

y=f(x) --> y=k f(x)

Front

vertical stretch, factor k

Back

1 yard in meters

Front

.9 meters

Back

transformational geometry

Front

study of manipulating objects by flipping twisting turning and scaling

Back

Graph

Front

A diagram to represent a database

Back

Y Intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the y axis

Back

y=f(x) --> y=f(x-b)

Front

translation horizontally by b

Back

symmetry

Front

exact correspondence between two parts or halves

Back

1 ton

Front

2000 lb

Back

Third quartile Q3

Front

Integration of F(x) from negative infinity to Q3 is 0.75

Back

Independent Variable

Front

Represents a number that affects the dependent variable (y)

Back

Median M of a continuous function

Front

Median M of a continuous function Integration of F(x) from negative infinity to M is 0.5

Back

1 foot in cm

Front

30 cm

Back

1000 m

Front

1km

Back

y=f(x) --> y=f(x)+a

Front

translation vertically by a

Back

y=f(x) --> y=-f(x)

Front

reflection in the x axis

Back

Proportional

Front

When two variables Jane th same kind of size in relation to each other

Back

X intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the x axis

Back

Input

Front

The independent variable, (x), where x usually represents the input

Back

1000ml

Front

1 L

Back

y=f(x) --> y=f(kx)

Front

horizontal stretch, factor 1/k

Back

Range

Front

All possible resulting values of y

Back

1 oz in grams

Front

28 g

Back

parallelogram

Front

quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides

Back

1m

Front

100cm

Back

1 cm

Front

10mm

Back

Section 10

(50 cards)

alternate interior angles

Front

angles between 2 lines and on opposite sides of a transversal

Back

number story

Front

a story with a problem that can be solved using math.

Back

Face

Front

A flat surface of a polyhedron

Back

Edge

Front

The line connecting two faces of a polyhedron

Back

Term

Front

parts on expression that are separated by addition or subtraction signs

Back

area of a parallelogram

Front

Back

Average

Front

Mean

Back

Number model

Front

A number sentence that models a number story or situation.

Back

Pizza

Front

Has nothing to do with math, but has something to do with mat.🍕

Back

the number in front of the variable

Front

Coefficient

Back

Transversal

Front

A line intersecting another similar straight line

Back

Median

Front

Middle number

Back

an angle that measures greater than 0 degrees and less than 90 degrees.

Front

Acute Angel

Back

alternate exterior angles

Front

Angles that lie outside a pair of lines and on opposite sides of a transversal.

Back

Straight Angle

Front

180°

Back

Pythagorean Theorem

Front

Fundamental relationship of 3 right triangles

Back

area of a trapezoid

Front

Back

Transversal

Front

A line intersecting another similar straight line

Back

Quizlet live

Front

This is

Back

precision

Front

an indication of how exact a measurement is without reference to a true or real value

Back

(27+19)+8

Front

(8+19)+27=

Back

volume of a rectangular solid

Front

Back

corresponding angles

Front

Angles in the same place on different lines

Back

Sum

Front

the answer to an addition problem

Back

Perfect Square

Front

product of a rational number multiplied by itself

Back

Pythagorean Theorem

Front

Fundamental relationship of 3 right triangles

Back

Area

Front

Length x Width

Back

volume of a cone

Front

Back

Remote Interior Triangle

Front

Interior triangles that aren't given an adjacent to the angle

Back

Surface area

Front

The sum of the areas of each side on a polyhedron

Back

circumference

Front

the distance around the perimeter ofa circle

Back

Mat

Front

Loves pizza, but hates math😡

Back

Subtraction

Front

the difference between numbers

Back

Numbers

Front

Números

Back

Vertex

Front

Where two edges meet in a point

Back

Net

Front

The flat or unfolded version of a polyhedron

Back

volume of a sphere

Front

Back

- Value greater than 1, Move decimal to right till you get whole number. - Number becomes numerator and 1 becomes denominator with the number of 0's that matches number of moves for decimal. = Fraction - Value less than 1. Use whole number as numerator and the Place value of last decimal Digit as denominator. =Fraction

Front

Decimal Placement/Converting

Back

1

Front

1x1x1x1x1x1

Back

terms with the same variable parts, including exponents

Front

Like terms

Back

volume of a cylinder

Front

Back

Remote Interior Triangle

Front

Interior triangles that aren't given an adjacent to the angle

Back

Straight Angle

Front

180°

Back

vertical angles

Front

A pair of opposite congruent angles formed by intersecting lines

Back

mathematical statement without an equal sign

Front

Expression

Back

Perfect Square

Front

product of a rational number multiplied by itself

Back

area of a rectangle

Front

Back

a number without a variable

Front

Constant

Back

parts on expression that are separated by addition or subtraction signs

Front

Term

Back

supplementary angles

Front

Two angles whose sum is 180 degrees

Back

Section 11

(50 cards)

a letter that stands for a number

Front

variable

Back

Adjacent Angles

Front

Common side and common vertex but does not overlap

Back

Complementary Angle

Front

Two angles that equal 90°

Back

answer when subtracting

Front

difference

Back

Segment from center of circle to edge

Front

Radius:

Back

An operation in which we combine two numbers to make a larger one.

Front

addition

Back

Yes

Front

Have you made it?

Back

mathematical phrase containing numbers and operations

Front

numerical expression

Back

An operation used for the shortening of repeated addition

Front

Multiplication

Back

Jeopardy

Front

This is not

Back

Angle Angle Similarity

Front

A similarity between angles

Back

Area of a parallelogram

Front

Base x height

Back

ADDITION

Front

ADD

Back

Supplementary

Front

Angles with a sum of 180°

Back

Prism

Front

A polyhedron where there is no vertex at the top where all faces meet

Back

Acute Angle

Front

An angle less then 90°

Back

Angle Angle Similarity

Front

A similarity between angles

Back

Adjacent Angles

Front

Common side and common vertex but does not overlap

Back

Vertex

Front

Common end Omit of two or more line segments

Back

identical in form

Front

Congruent

Back

mMath

Front

This quizlet has nothing to do with

Back

Verticle Angle

Front

each of the pairs of opposite angles made by two intersecting lines.

Back

Pyramid

Front

A solid shape with a polygon as a base and triangular faces that come to a point (vertex)

Back

9s and -7s

Front

Like terms in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Back

Perpendicular

Front

Relationship of two lines that form a right angle

Back

- Value greater than 1, Move decimal to right till you get whole number. - Number becomes numerator and 1 becomes denominator with the number of 0's that matches number of moves for decimal. = Fraction - Value less than 1. Use whole number as numerator and the Place value of last decimal Digit as denominator. =Fraction

Front

Decimal Placement/Converting

Back

Acute Angle

Front

An angle less then 90°

Back

answer when multiplying

Front

product

Back

Term

Front

parts on expression that are separated by addition or subtraction signs

Back

Area

Front

The number of square units required to cover a surface.

Back

3

Front

Constants in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Back

answer when adding

Front

sum

Back

Alternate Interior

Front

When two lines are crossed by another line

Back

Supplementary

Front

Angles with a sum of 180°

Back

Vertex

Front

Common end Omit of two or more line segments

Back

Square Of. A Number

Front

Product of the same integer with itself

Back

basic language of math (convert data into symbols)

Front

symbolic representation

Back

9, -4, -7

Front

Coefficients in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Back

mathematical phrase that uses variables, numbers and at least one operation

Front

variable or algebraic expression

Back

Square Of. A Number

Front

Product of the same integer with itself

Back

Add two or more numbers

Front

Add

Back

Verticle Angle

Front

each of the pairs of opposite angles made by two intersecting lines.

Back

A location in space. It has no size or thickness.

Front

Point

Back

Parallel

Front

Angle of same distance, never touch

Back

Alternate Interior

Front

When two lines are crossed by another line

Back

Complementary Angle

Front

Two angles that equal 90°

Back

9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Front

Example of an expression

Back

9s, -4r, -7s, 3

Front

Terms in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Back

Parallel

Front

Angle of same distance, never touch

Back

Perpendicular

Front

Relationship of two lines that form a right angle

Back

Section 12

(50 cards)

An operation used for the shortening of repeated addition

Front

Multiplication

Back

81

Front

9x9

Back

Cube root

Front

produces a given number when cubed.

Back

product of a rational number multiplied by itself

Front

Perfect Square

Back

Diameter

Front

diameter of a circle is any straight line segment that passes through the center of the circle and whose endpoints lie on the circle.

Back

Circumference

Front

Area of a circle

Back

Legs Of A Right Triangle

Front

Sides in the right triangle

Back

Cube root

Front

produces a given number when cubed.

Back

Height

Front

Height is a measure of a polygon or solid figure,

Back

12 (twelve)

Front

3x4

Back

product of a rational number multiplied by itself

Front

Perfect Square

Back

Hypotenuse

Front

Longest side of right triangle

Back

Corresponding Angle

Front

When a tranversal happens, the matching corners are Corresponding Angles

Back

Obtuse Angle

Front

More then 90° but less then 180°

Back

Square Root

Front

A number multiplied by itself

Back

Cone

Front

Back

Right Angle

Front

An angle of 90°

Back

All integers including fractions and decimals

Front

rational

Back

Exterior Angle

Front

angle between any side shape, and line extended from different side

Back

Diameter

Front

diameter of a circle is any straight line segment that passes through the center of the circle and whose endpoints lie on the circle.

Back

Radical Sign

Front

The sign which indicates square root

Back

An operation in which we combine two numbers to make a larger one.

Front

addition

Back

Cube (of a number)

Front

the cube of a number n is its third power: the result of the number multiplied by itself

Back

Hypotenuse

Front

Longest side of right triangle

Back

Cylinder

Front

Back

product of a rational number multiplied by itself

Front

Perfect Square

Back

Circumference

Front

Area of a circle

Back

a relation in which each element of the domain is paired with exactly one element of the range

Front

function

Back

Cube (of a number)

Front

the cube of a number n is its third power: the result of the number multiplied by itself

Back

Square Root

Front

A number multiplied by itself

Back

Legs Of A Right Triangle

Front

Sides in the right triangle

Back

Radical Sign

Front

The sign which indicates square root

Back

Right Angle

Front

An angle of 90°

Back

ADDITION

Front

altogether

Back

An operation in which we take away 1 number from another to get a smaller number

Front

subtraction

Back

9

Front

3,3

Back

Corresponding Angle

Front

When a tranversal happens, the matching corners are Corresponding Angles

Back

Base (of a prism)

Front

formula used to find the surface area will depend on the shape of the base of the prism.

Back

A math statement that uses an = sign to show two expressions have the same value

Front

equation

Back

The property that says that two or more numbers can be added or multiplied in any order without changing the result.

Front

Commutative Property

Back

Base (of a prism)

Front

formula used to find the surface area will depend on the shape of the base of the prism.

Back

Irrational numbers

Front

_____ ______ cannot be written as fractions or decimals becuase the number of decimal places is infinate and there is no recurring pattern of digits within the number. ex. pi(∏) begins with 3.141592 and continues without repeating or terminating.

Back

Cylinder

Front

Back

Height

Front

Height is a measure of a polygon or solid figure,

Back

Take an amount of value in a number

Front

Subtract

Back

Cone

Front

Back

Obtuse Angle

Front

More then 90° but less then 180°

Back

answer when dividing

Front

quotient

Back

Reverse it(2nd part of statement and replace it with the first part)

Front

converse of a statement

Back

Exterior Angle

Front

angle between any side shape, and line extended from different side

Back

Section 13

(50 cards)

x values only (not input)

Front

Domain

Back

Perfect Cube

Front

Result of a number being multiplied 3 times by itself

Back

Function

Front

A relationship involving one or more variables

Back

a point somewhere in the middle

Front

Midpoint

Back

A set of points that extend in both directions.

Front

Line

Back

Perfect Cube

Front

Result of a number being multiplied 3 times by itself

Back

whole numbers and their opposites

Front

Integers

Back

A triangle that contains acute angles greater than 0 degrees less than 90 degrees

Front

Acute Triangle

Back

Dependent Variable

Front

A variable that depends on the independent variable

Back

180°

Front

Straight Angle

Back

Equation

Front

Where it's a way of solving to find an answer,

Back

Decreasing

Front

When a number lowers, such as percentages

Back

Middle number

Front

Median

Back

Giant One

Front

Where a fraction equals a whole number, that is 1

Back

Absolute Value

Front

Distance of a number from 0

Back

Function Notation

Front

A way to show all types of functions in mathematics

Back

Function Notation

Front

A way to show all types of functions in mathematics

Back

Dependent Variable

Front

A variable that depends on the independent variable

Back

Function

Front

A relationship involving one or more variables

Back

Exponent

Front

represent multiplying from the big number

Back

Exponent

Front

represent multiplying from the big number

Back

Base of an exponent

Front

A small number at the top right corner of the base number

Back

Radius

Front

straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle

Back

Absolute Value

Front

Distance of a number from 0

Back

Equation

Front

Where it's a way of solving to find an answer,

Back

180°

Front

Straight Angle

Back

Prism

Front

Back

Lateral face

Front

face or surface of a solid on its sides

Back

Irrational numbers

Front

_____ ______ cannot be written as fractions or decimals becuase the number of decimal places is infinate and there is no recurring pattern of digits within the number. ex. pi(∏) begins with 3.141592 and continues without repeating or terminating.

Back

Pyramid

Front

Back

Radius

Front

straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle

Back

The property that says that two or more numbers can be added or multiplied in any order without changing the result.

Front

Commutative Property

Back

Prism

Front

Back

Graph

Front

A diagram to represent a database

Back

Pyramid

Front

Back

Giant One

Front

Where a fraction equals a whole number, that is 1

Back

Domain

Front

Set of values for independent variables

Back

36+11

Front

11+0+36=

Back

Base of an exponent

Front

A small number at the top right corner of the base number

Back

All the way across and hits the middle.

Front

Diameter:

Back

Decreasing

Front

When a number lowers, such as percentages

Back

Coefficient

Front

the number in front of the variable

Back

Lateral face

Front

face or surface of a solid on its sides

Back

180°

Front

Straight Angle

Back

Coefficient

Front

the number in front of the variable

Back

Exponential Function

Front

A type of function where f (x) = a, where x is the variable, a is the constant (base of function)

Back

Domain

Front

Set of values for independent variables

Back

16 sixteen

Front

4x4

Back

Exponential Function

Front

A type of function where f (x) = a, where x is the variable, a is the constant (base of function)

Back

to repeatedly add the same number a certain number of times; used to find the total number of items in equal-sized groups

Front

multiply

Back

Section 14

(50 cards)

a graph using vertical or horizontal bars to display numeric information

Front

Bar Graph

Back

Scientific Notation

Front

A expression use to represent a number, possibly with a decimal, multiplied by 10 with an exponent number

Back

X - - > Y table

Front

A table use to represent data, and a graph

Back

Laws of Exponents

Front

A set of rules in algebra, such as around variables and exponents

Back

Independent Variable

Front

Represents a number that affects the dependent variable (y)

Back

Y Intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the y axis

Back

Increasing

Front

Where a number is going up, becomes higher, such as percentages,

Back

Scientific Notation

Front

A expression use to represent a number, possibly with a decimal, multiplied by 10 with an exponent number

Back

Input

Front

The independent variable, (x), where x usually represents the input

Back

Linear function

Front

A function that graphs a straight line

Back

Repeat adding

Front

Multiply

Back

Independent Variable

Front

Represents a number that affects the dependent variable (y)

Back

An operation in which we take away 1 number from another to get a smaller number

Front

subtraction

Back

12

Front

3,4

Back

Prime numbers

Front

Are whole number grater than 1 that has only 2 factors; itself and 1; that is, a number that can be devided evenly by 1 and itself.

Back

An operation used for the shortening of repeated addition

Front

multiplication

Back

a line segment that bisects another line segment.

Front

Segment Bisector

Back

y values (not output)

Front

range

Back

Constant

Front

a number without a variable

Back

Output

Front

The Independent Variable, (y), where y usually represents the output

Back

Proportional

Front

When two variables Jane th same kind of size in relation to each other

Back

Laws of Exponents

Front

A set of rules in algebra, such as around variables and exponents

Back

Constant

Front

a number without a variable

Back

Proportional

Front

When two variables Jane th same kind of size in relation to each other

Back

Range

Front

All possible resulting values of y

Back

a property indicating a special way in which multiplication is applied to addition of two or more numbers in which each term inside a set of parentheses can be multiplied by a factor outside the parentheses, such as a(b + c) = ab + ac

Front

Distributive Property

Back

Number that occurs most often

Front

Mode

Back

Input

Front

The independent variable, (x), where x usually represents the input

Back

X intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the x axis

Back

Fundamental relationship of 3 right triangles

Front

Pythagorean Theorem

Back

opposite

Front

Inverse of a statement

Back

Graph

Front

A diagram to represent a database

Back

X - - > Y table

Front

A table use to represent data, and a graph

Back

a number that is multiplied

Front

factor

Back

X intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the x axis

Back

Inside the circle and is a segment whose endpoints are on the circle.

Front

Chord

Back

Output

Front

The Independent Variable, (y), where y usually represents the output

Back

ADDITION

Front

AND

Back

Y Intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the y axis

Back

(3+10)+48

Front

48+(3+20)=

Back

Fundamental relationship of 3 right triangles

Front

Pythagorean Theorem

Back

Linear function

Front

A function that graphs a straight line

Back

Prime numbers

Front

Are whole number grater than 1 that has only 2 factors; itself and 1; that is, a number that can be devided evenly by 1 and itself.

Back

30

Front

5x6

Back

Range

Front

All possible resulting values of y

Back

Part of the line

Front

Line segment

Back

a property indicating a special way in which multiplication is applied to addition of two or more numbers in which each term inside a set of parentheses can be multiplied by a factor outside the parentheses, such as a(b + c) = ab + ac

Front

Distributive Property

Back

27 (twenty-seven)

Front

3x9

Back

Increasing

Front

Where a number is going up, becomes higher, such as percentages,

Back

Fundamental relationship of 3 right triangles

Front

Pythagorean Theorem

Back

Section 15

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a set of objects arranged in equal rows and equal columns

Front

array

Back

a unit of measurement of angles, one three-hundred-and-sixtieth of the circumference of a circle

Front

Degree

Back

logical reasoning- process of arriving at a conclusion based on other statements that are known to be true

Front

deduction

Back

Expression

Front

mathematical statement without an equal sign

Back

1/3

Front

2/6

Back

An operation in which we make parts out of a number, which are equal

Front

division

Back

An operation in which we make parts out of a number, which are equal

Front

division

Back

How do you convert a percent into a decimal?

Front

Divide % by 100

Back

make abstract concepts concrete

Front

manipulatives in math help students....

Back

Make groups of numbers with an amount of groups

Front

Divide

Back

Angle of same distance, never touch

Front

Parallel

Back

A line intersecting another similar straight line

Front

Transversal

Back

The set of numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, ... Also called counting numbers.

Front

Natural Numbers

Back

the sum of any number and 1

Front

Identity Property

Back

9+(104+96)

Front

104+(96+9)=

Back

The way in which numbers are grouped does not change their sum or product

Front

Associative Property

Back

Having exactly the same size and the same shape as in a congruent figure.

Front

Congruent

Back

A line intersecting another similar straight line

Front

Transversal

Back

TO - Divide % by 100 then remove % symbol FROM - Multiply by 100 then add % symbol

Front

Percentage Convert to/from Decimal

Back

Interior triangles that aren't given an adjacent to the angle

Front

Remote Interior Triangle

Back

The way in which numbers are grouped does not change their sum or product

Front

Associative Property

Back

Natural numbers ( counting numbers) and zero; 0, 1, 2, 3...

Front

whole numbers

Back

Like terms

Front

terms with the same variable parts, including exponents

Back

A common multiple of two or more denominators For 1/6 and 5/8 it is 24

Front

Common denominator

Back

Negative. -10 x 2 = -20

Front

Negative X Positive

Back

TO - Divide % by 100 then remove % symbol FROM - Multiply by 100 then add % symbol

Front

Percentage Convert to/from Decimal

Back

36 thirty-six

Front

6x6

Back

distance from zero on a number line

Front

absolute value

Back

Uhhhhhh what?

Front

Maaaaaaath

Back

18

Front

3,6

Back

Two rays joined at a common endpoint

Front

Angle

Back

Interior triangles that aren't given an adjacent to the angle

Front

Remote Interior Triangle

Back

Line that 'touches' the circle in one place.

Front

Tangent:

Back

Product of the same integer with itself

Front

Square Of. A Number

Back

Like terms

Front

terms with the same variable parts, including exponents

Back

each angular point of a polygon, polyhedron, or other figure.

Front

Vertex

Back

25 twenty-five

Front

5x5

Back

Going straight across from side to side (X axis)

Front

horizontal

Back

ADDITION

Front

How much is it?

Back

Expression

Front

mathematical statement without an equal sign

Back

The point where the tangent line touches the circle

Front

Tangent point:

Back

29+36

Front

36+29=

Back

A set of points following a straight path and extending in only one direction forever (Named using endpoint first)

Front

Ray

Back

15

Front

3,5

Back

How do you convert a percent into a decimal?

Front

Divide % by 100

Back

An operation used for the shortening of repeated addition

Front

multiplication

Back

ADDITION

Front

COMBINED

Back

(adj.) the same in number, amount, degree, rank or quality

Front

equal

Back

the answer to a multiplication problem

Front

product

Back

2/3

Front

12/18

Back

Section 16

(50 cards)

the answer to an addition question

Front

sum

Back

If the signs are the same, add the numbers and take that sign (-3 -4=-7 or -3 + (-4) = -7)

Front

Adding Integers

Back

Divide numerator by denominator

Front

Fraction Convert to Decimal

Back

(adj.) the same in number, amount, degree, rank or quality

Front

equal

Back

rulers, scales, protractors, calculators, counters, measuring contianers, money

Front

tools that help strengthen mathematical understanding

Back

Terms in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Front

9s, -4r, -7s, 3

Back

Divide numerator by denominator

Front

Fraction Convert to Decimal

Back

Keep, change, change: keep 1st #, change (-) to (+), change sign of 2nd #

Front

Subtracting Integers

Back

Tangent segments from a common external point are congruent.

Front

External tangent congruence theorem:

Back

Terms in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Front

9s, -4r, -7s, 3

Back

A set of ordered pairs (x,y)

Front

relation

Back

49 forty-nine

Front

7x7

Back

each of the pairs of opposite angles made by two intersecting lines.

Front

Verticle Angle

Back

the space between two intersecting lines close to the point where they meet.

Front

Angle

Back

The result of addition.

Front

sum

Back

the number being divided

Front

dividend

Back

an angle that measures less than 90 degrees

Front

Acute angle

Back

ADDITION

Front

INCREASED BY

Back

TO - Convert to decimal first (divide by 100) then put into simplest form FROM - Convert to decimal (multiply to get 100 in denominator then divide by denominator) then put decimal into %

Front

Percentage Convert to/from Fraction

Back

Product of the same integer with itself

Front

Square Of. A Number

Back

the answer to an addition question

Front

sum

Back

The bottom number of a fraction telling in how many parts the whole is divided. In 1/3 the 3 is the denominator.

Front

Denominator

Back

Relationship of two lines that form a right angle

Front

Perpendicular

Back

an angle that measures 90 degrees

Front

Right angle

Back

Coefficients in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Front

9, -4, -7

Back

Any number plus 0 is the other number

Front

Define Zero Property

Back

to break an amount into equal groups and find the number of groups or the amount in each group

Front

divide

Back

TO - Convert to decimal first (divide by 100) then put into simplest form FROM - Convert to decimal (multiply to get 100 in denominator then divide by denominator) then put decimal into %

Front

Percentage Convert to/from Fraction

Back

the product of any number and 0 is 0

Front

Zero Property

Back

3/3

Front

1

Back

negative 20/-2= -10

Front

positive / negative

Back

Positive -3 x -3= 9

Front

Negative x Negative

Back

A manipulative used to explore basic concepts from geometry such as area, perimeter and simple intuitive proofs.A manipulative used to explore basic concepts from geometry such as area, perimeter and simple intuitive proofs.

Front

Geoboard

Back

each of the pairs of opposite angles made by two intersecting lines.

Front

Vertical angles

Back

ADDITION

Front

How many in all?

Back

the product of any number and 0 is 0

Front

Zero Property

Back

10/12

Front

5/6

Back

1/2

Front

9/18

Back

21

Front

3,7

Back

1 one

Front

1x1

Back

the answer to a subtraction question

Front

difference

Back

the sum of any number and 1

Front

Identity Property

Back

relate to familiar events in their lives and using real-world examples and data

Front

connections and real world math

Back

27

Front

3,9

Back

Coefficients in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Front

9, -4, -7

Back

Any three numbers added together in any order using parentheses

Front

Define Associative Property

Back

each of the pairs of opposite angles made by two intersecting lines.

Front

Verticle Angle

Back

24

Front

3,8

Back

straight up and down (y axis)

Front

vertical

Back

Line that passes through the circle intersecting two points.

Front

Secant

Back

Section 17

(50 cards)

perimeter

Front

the sum of the lengths of the sides of a polygon

Back

Straight angle

Front

an angle that measures 180 degrees

Back

The sign which indicates square root

Front

Radical Sign

Back

Compare and Order Rational Numbers

Front

-Rational Numbers: -6 (-6/1), 5 (5/1), 100 (100/1) -Irrational Numbers: Square root (any prime number), pi -Numeric Order: Least to Greatest, Greatest to Least. Best in decimal form. Line them up vertically. -Fraction/Fraction Form: 5 2/7 (put into decimal) Divide 2 by 7 to get .2857 which will equal 5.2857

Back

Dividing Decimals

Front

Move the decimal to the right on both numbers until there is nothing to the right of the decimal

Back

Common end Omit of two or more line segments

Front

Vertex

Back

ignor decimal points and multiply the two numbers, then count the digits to the right of the decimal points in the original numbers and place the decimal so there are the same number of digits to the right of the decimal

Front

Multiplying Decimals

Back

Positive/positive

Front

Positive 20/2= 10

Back

-PEMDAS (No exponent for TEAS 6) -Parentheses FIRST -Multiplication and Division SECOND (Left to Right) -Addition and Subtraction THIRD (Left to Right)

Front

Order of Operations

Back

the answer to a subtraction question

Front

difference

Back

Angle Angle Similarity

Front

A similarity between angles

Back

the answer to a multiplication question

Front

product

Back

when the parentheses of a problem are switched (a+b)+c=a=a+ (b+c)

Front

associative property

Back

a variable (often denoted by x ) whose variation does not depend on that of another.

Front

independent variable

Back

Angle Angle Similarity

Front

A similarity between angles

Back

The evaluation or estimation of the nature, quality, or ability of someone or something

Front

Assessment

Back

Longest side of right triangle

Front

Hypotenuse

Back

Minor arc:

Front

smaller than half the semicircle.

Back

Assessment

Front

The evaluation or estimation of the nature, quality, or ability of someone or something

Back

30

Front

3,10

Back

Compare and Order Rational Numbers

Front

-Rational Numbers: -6 (-6/1), 5 (5/1), 100 (100/1) -Irrational Numbers: Square root (any prime number), pi -Numeric Order: Least to Greatest, Greatest to Least. Best in decimal form. Line them up vertically. -Fraction/Fraction Form: 5 2/7 (put into decimal) Divide 2 by 7 to get .2857 which will equal 5.2857

Back

Define Addend

Front

The number being added

Back

complementary

Front

Two Angles are Complementary when they add up to 90 degrees (a Right Angle).

Back

An angle whose vertex is in the center of the circle. Degree of arc = degree of angle.

Front

Central angle:

Back

Mean

Front

The average of a set of numbers; the sum of the numbers divided by how many numbers there are; 2+5+5=12 then 12/3=an average/mean of 4

Back

MG

Front

M+G

Back

Product of the same integer with itself

Front

Square Of. A Number

Back

100 one hundred

Front

10x10

Back

more than 90 degrees

Front

Obtuse angle

Back

quotient

Front

the answer to a division question

Back

product

Front

the answer to a multiplication question

Back

dependent variable

Front

a variable (often denoted by y ) whose value depends on that of another.

Back

the number you divide by

Front

divisor

Back

quotient

Front

the answer to a division problem

Back

greatest common factor

Front

largest no. that divides evening in a set

Back

9s and -7s

Front

Like terms in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Back

A triangle with two congruent equal sides

Front

Isosceles Triangle

Back

SUM

Front

ADDITION

Back

-PEMDAS (No exponent for TEAS 6) -Parentheses FIRST -Multiplication and Division SECOND (Left to Right) -Addition and Subtraction THIRD (Left to Right)

Front

Order of Operations

Back

Constants in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Front

3

Back

Vertex

Front

Common end Omit of two or more line segments

Back

Positive -9/-3= 3

Front

negative/negative

Back

Any two addends can be switched to get the same sum.

Front

Define Commutative Property

Back

A linear pair is a pair of adjacent, supplementary angles.

Front

Linear pair of angle

Back

Constants in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Front

3

Back

9s and -7s

Front

Like terms in the expression 9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Back

ADDITION

Front

PLUS

Back

3x3

Front

9 (nine)

Back

The result of addition.

Front

sum

Back

Right Angle

Front

An angle of 90°

Back

Section 18

(50 cards)

IN ALL

Front

ADDITION

Back

Input

Front

The "x" value in a set of data on which a function operates

Back

TOTAL

Front

ADDITION

Back

mathematical phrase containing numbers and operations

Front

numerical expression

Back

adjacent angles

Front

near, next to, adjoining share a common side

Back

Acute Angle

Front

An angle less then 90°

Back

parallel lines

Front

Parallel lines are two lines that are always the same distance apart and never touch.

Back

>, _>_

Front

Greater than, IS more than Greater than or equal to, is at least, is no less than

Back

Multiply by powers of 10

Front

Move decimal to the right

Back

Supplementary

Front

Angles with a sum of 180°

Back

Obtuse Angle

Front

More then 90° but less then 180°

Back

5x6

Front

30 thirty

Back

quotient

Front

the answer to a division question

Back

Mode

Front

The number that occures the most frequently in a set of data. IN the set (2,3,4,4,5) 4 is the mode.

Back

Supplementary

Front

Angles with a sum of 180°

Back

3,12

Front

36

Back

mathematical phrase containing numbers and operations

Front

numerical expression

Back

Acute Angle

Front

An angle less then 90°

Back

9x2

Front

18

Back

output

Front

The "y" value in a set of data, produced by evaluating a function using a given input

Back

fact family (multiply & divide)

Front

A group of related multiplication and division facts that use the same numbers.

Back

digit

Front

a single number

Back

3,11

Front

33

Back

circumference

Front

The distance around a circle

Back

intersecting

Front

the point at which lines meet or cross

Back

Multiplying mixed numbers

Front

Change to an improper fraction and multiply; then change the answer, if in improper form, back to a mixed number and reduce if necessary. Example: 3 1/3 x 2 1/4 = 10/3 x 9/4 = 90/12 = 7 6/12 = 7 1/2`

Back

problem

Front

a question proposed for solution

Back

<, _<_

Front

Less than, IS fewer than Less than or equal to, is at most, is no more than

Back

<, _<_

Front

Less than, IS fewer than Less than or equal to, is at most, is no more than

Back

4x4

Front

16

Back

volume

Front

The amount of space an object takes up

Back

supplementary

Front

Two Angles are Supplementary when they add up to 180 degrees.

Back

Major arc:

Front

Greater than the semicircle. It has to have three letters in the name.

Back

9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Front

Example of an expression

Back

Semicircle:

Front

an arc that is half the circle. Safer to have three letters in name.

Back

9s - 4r - 7s+ 3

Front

Example of an expression

Back

equal groups

Front

groups that have the same amount of an item

Back

Define Sum

Front

The addition answer

Back

Divide by powers of 10

Front

Move decimal to the left

Back

Multiplying Fractions

Front

Multiply the numerators and put the product over the product of the denominators

Back

Dividing Fractions

Front

Invert (reciprocal) the second fraction and multiply

Back

9x10

Front

90 ninety

Back

perimeter

Front

the sum of the lengths of the sides of a polygon

Back

Median

Front

Median The middle number of a set of numbers after they have been placed in numerical order. In the set (2,3,4,) 3 is the median. If there are an even number of numbers, the median is the average of the two middle numbers.

Back

volume

Front

The amount of space an object takes up

Back

>, _>_

Front

Greater than, IS more than Greater than or equal to, is at least, is no less than

Back

digit

Front

a single number

Back

manipulatives

Front

materials that students can physically handle or move

Back

Legs Of A Right Triangle

Front

Sides in the right triangle

Back

when intoducing a new math concept teachers should use c-2-r-2-A-2-S

Front

CONCRETE TO REPRESENTATIONAL TO ABSTRACT SEQUENCE OF OINSTRUCTION

Back

Section 19

(49 cards)

=

Front

Equal, equal to, is, was, were, will be, yields, becomes

Back

number

Front

a word or symbol that stands for a specific amount or quantity

Back

interger

Front

a positive or negative number

Back

addend

Front

n. Something added, or to be added.

Back

7x3

Front

21 (twenty-one)

Back

odd number

Front

A whole number ending with 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 in the ones place.

Back

a letter that stands for a number

Front

variable

Back

Base (of a prism)

Front

formula used to find the surface area will depend on the shape of the base of the prism.

Back

fraction

Front

a part of a whole; a broken piece of something that is no longer whole

Back

a letter that stands for a number

Front

variable

Back

mathematical phrase that uses variables, numbers and at least one operation

Front

variable or algebraic expression

Back

mathematics

Front

the study or science of numbers and shapes

Back

decimal

Front

A number with one or more digits to the right of the decimal point

Back

Square Root

Front

A number multiplied by itself

Back

whole numbers

Front

one of the counting numbers

Back

number

Front

a word or symbol that stands for a specific amount or quantity

Back

percent

Front

A ratio that compares a number to 100

Back

What is the measurement of a minor arc?

Front

less than 180.

Back

mathematical phrase that uses variables, numbers and at least one operation

Front

variable or algebraic expression

Back

What is the measurement of a semicircle?

Front

180.

Back

Adjacent Angles

Front

Common side and common vertex but does not overlap

Back

Parallel

Front

Angle of same distance, never touch

Back

Common Denominator

Front

1. Find least on on multiple of denominator 2. Change each fraction to make their denominator the same as least common denominator ~List multiples of each denominator and find SMALLEST number ~Multiply numerator by multiple of LCD, Use LCD as denominator

Back

Adjacent Angles

Front

Common side and common vertex but does not overlap

Back

6x7

Front

42 forty-two

Back

TOGETHER

Front

ADDITION

Back

corresponding

Front

similar

Back

polygon

Front

a shape that is simple, closed, and made of line segments

Back

even number

Front

A whole number ending with 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8 in the ones place.

Back

=

Front

Equal, equal to, is, was, were, will be, yields, becomes

Back

Numerator

Front

The top number in a fraction that tells how many parts of the whole are being named. In 3/4 the 3 is the numerator.

Back

Parallel

Front

Angle of same distance, never touch

Back

verticle angles

Front

across from

Back

inductive reasoning

Front

Inductive reasoning starts with a small observation or question and works it's way to a theory by examining the related issues.

Back

perpendicular lines

Front

A line is said to be perpendicular to another line if the two lines intersect at a right angle.

Back

circumference

Front

The distance around a circle

Back

addend

Front

n. Something added, or to be added.

Back

deductive reasoning

Front

Deductive reasoning starts with a general theory, statement, or hypothesis and then works its way down to a conclusion based on evidence.

Back

answer when adding

Front

sum

Back

scientific notation

Front

Must use decimals to create a number between 1-10. The decimal always begins at the end of the number.

Back

Solve Equations in One Variable

Front

Collecting all variable terms to one side of the equal sign and all the constants on the other side, using addition or subtraction. Once all like terms are combined, last step is to divide. Could also be multiplication by the reciprocal ( One divided by original number).

Back

Solve Equations in One Variable

Front

Collecting all variable terms to one side of the equal sign and all the constants on the other side, using addition or subtraction. Once all like terms are combined, last step is to divide. Could also be multiplication by the reciprocal ( One divided by original number).

Back

Range

Front

Difference between the highest and lowest numbers

Back

decimal

Front

A number with one or more digits to the right of the decimal point

Back

order of magnitude

Front

Difference in the exponents of 2 numbers.

Back

Obtuse angle

Front

An angle that measures greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees

Back

fraction

Front

a part of a whole; a broken piece of something that is no longer whole

Back

Common Denominator

Front

1. Find least on on multiple of denominator 2. Change each fraction to make their denominator the same as least common denominator ~List multiples of each denominator and find SMALLEST number ~Multiply numerator by multiple of LCD, Use LCD as denominator

Back

real number

Front

a member of the set of all numbers, rational and irrational

Back

problem

Front

a question proposed for solution

Back

Section 20

(50 cards)

Parallelogram

Front

A quadrilateral (any four-sided polygon) with opposite sides parallel and congruent

Back

Rounding

Front

changing a number to the nearest ten or hundred

Back

Complementary Angle

Front

Two angles that equal 90°

Back

percent

Front

A ratio that compares a number to 100

Back

rational numbers

Front

the quotient a/b of two integers

Back

answer when subtracting

Front

difference

Back

7x4

Front

28 (twenty-eight)

Back

scalene

Front

no equal sides or angles

Back

Terms Related to Operations

Front

Sum (+) , Difference (-) , Product (x) , Quotient ( / ) , Per 100 (#% _<_ 100%), Is or Of (#% _>_ 100%)

Back

number line

Front

A diagram that represents numbers as points on a line.

Back

Circumference

Front

Area of a circle

Back

irrational number

Front

any real number that can not be expressed as the quotient a/b of two integers

Back

semi-circle

Front

1/2(pi)r-squared

Back

inverse

Front

Mathematically, inverse operations are opposite operations. Addition is the opposite of subtraction; division is the opposite of multiplication, and so on.

Back

Complementary Angle

Front

Two angles that equal 90°

Back

Congruent circles theorem:

Front

Two circles are congruent if they have the same radius.

Back

Erroneous

Front

Irrelevant Story might contain conflicting accounts of what happened due to having multiple observers.

Back

Alternate Interior

Front

When two lines are crossed by another line

Back

Area of triangle

Front

A=1/2bh

Back

8x8

Front

64 (sixty-four)

Back

mathematics

Front

the study or science of numbers and shapes

Back

pie graph

Front

a graph that highlights segments of a circle to show simple distribution patterns

Back

Pictograph

Front

A visual representation used to make comparisons. A key always appears at the bottom of a pictograph or picture graph showing how many each object represents.

Back

square root

Front

a number that when multiplied by itself equals a given number

Back

answer when adding

Front

sum

Back

number line

Front

A diagram that represents numbers as points on a line.

Back

answer when multiplying

Front

product

Back

Circumference of a circle

Front

2(pi)r

Back

isoceles

Front

two equal sides and two equal angles

Back

Perpendicular

Front

Relationship of two lines that form a right angle

Back

pie graph

Front

a graph that highlights segments of a circle to show simple distribution patterns

Back

Extraneous

Front

Incorrect Story that is interesting containing details that aren't necessary to tell you what happened.

Back

Perpendicular

Front

Relationship of two lines that form a right angle

Back

Extraneous

Front

Incorrect Story that is interesting containing details that aren't necessary to tell you what happened.

Back

answer when multiplying

Front

product

Back

4x8

Front

32 thirty-two

Back

converse

Front

Switching the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional statement. For example, the converse of "If it is raining then the grass is wet" is "If the grass is wet then it is raining."

Back

Order of Operations

Front

When there is more than one operation and parentheses are used, first do what is inside the parentheses, then the exponents. Next, multiply or divide left to right. Then add or subtract from left to right. (PEMDAS)

Back

Cube (of a number)

Front

the cube of a number n is its third power: the result of the number multiplied by itself

Back

Cone

Front

Back

Alternate Interior

Front

When two lines are crossed by another line

Back

What is the measurement of a major arc?

Front

More than 180.

Back

Terms Related to Operations

Front

Sum (+) , Difference (-) , Product (x) , Quotient ( / ) , Per 100 (#% _<_ 100%), Is or Of (#% _>_ 100%)

Back

Congruent central angles theorem:

Front

In the same circle two minor arcs are congruent if their corresponding central angles are congruent.

Back

answer when subtracting

Front

difference

Back

Erroneous

Front

Irrelevant Story might contain conflicting accounts of what happened due to having multiple observers.

Back

conditional statement

Front

A conditional statement, symbolized by p q, is an if-then statement in which p is a hypothesis and q is a conclusion.

Back

prime number

Front

a number with exactly two factors, itself and one

Back

Equilateral

Front

all equal sides and angles

Back

answer when dividing

Front

quotient

Back

Section 21

(50 cards)

arc

Front

is a closed segment of a differential curve.

Back

biconditional statement

Front

A biconditional statement is defined to be true whenever both parts have the same truth value.

Back

Solve Real World Problems with Percentage

Front

Percent LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 100% ~(50% -> 50 out of 100%) Percent MORE THAN 100% ~(150% is 150 for each 100) -Percent off sales tax, annual percent interest rate at a bank, annual percent gain or loss for a company or business, percent commission for sales person, percent depreciation of assets, percentages of ingredients in a mixture or recipe.

Back

Radical Sign

Front

The sign which indicates square root

Back

square root

Front

a number that when multiplied by itself equals a given number

Back

right

Front

one right angle (the other two are acute)

Back

rounding numbers

Front

means changing them to the nearest ten, hundred, thousand, and so on

Back

Height

Front

Height is a measure of a polygon or solid figure,

Back

postulate

Front

A statement, also known as an axiom, which is taken to be true without proof.

Back

Exterior Angle

Front

angle between any side shape, and line extended from different side

Back

inscribed angle:

Front

an angle whose vertex is on a circle. Arc doubles from inside angle.

Back

answer when dividing

Front

quotient

Back

Reciprocals

Front

Two numbers whose product is 1, such as 2/3 X 3/2=1

Back

X

Front

Dependent variable - changes The changes DEPEND on the independent variable. The influencing factor

Back

composite

Front

a number with more than two factors

Back

Hypotenuse

Front

Longest side of right triangle

Back

9x6

Front

54 fifty-four

Back

celsius

Front

The temperature scale on which water freezes at 0 degrees and boils at 100 degrees

Back

Venn Diagram

Front

A diagram that used regions to show relationships between sets of things.

Back

obtuse triangle

Front

one obtuse angle (the other two are acute)

Back

Corresponding Angle

Front

When a tranversal happens, the matching corners are Corresponding Angles

Back

Surface area of a cube

Front

6a²

Back

Inscribed angles of a circle theorem:

Front

If they overlap in the same place, they will share the same measurements.

Back

Hypotenuse

Front

Longest side of right triangle

Back

Diameter

Front

diameter of a circle is any straight line segment that passes through the center of the circle and whose endpoints lie on the circle.

Back

Sales Tax Equation

Front

-Convert % to decimal then Multiply % times the Original Number (% x Original Price, Original Price + x = ST)

Back

4x9

Front

36 thirty-six

Back

rounding numbers

Front

means changing them to the nearest ten, hundred, thousand, and so on

Back

a no. is divisible by 2 if

Front

it is an even number ( last digit is even)

Back

5x2

Front

10 ten

Back

a no. is divisible by 3 if

Front

the sum of its digits is evenly divisible by 3

Back

contrapositive

Front

witching the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional statement and negating both.

Back

Cylinder

Front

Back

temperature

Front

A measure of how hot or cold something is.

Back

Solve Real World Problems with Percentage

Front

Percent LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 100% ~(50% -> 50 out of 100%) Percent MORE THAN 100% ~(150% is 150 for each 100) -Percent off sales tax, annual percent interest rate at a bank, annual percent gain or loss for a company or business, percent commission for sales person, percent depreciation of assets, percentages of ingredients in a mixture or recipe.

Back

acute triangle

Front

all angles are acute

Back

celsius

Front

The temperature scale on which water freezes at 0 degrees and boils at 100 degrees

Back

Rational Numbers can be represented by?

Front

By fractions Includes: Whole Numbers, Positives/Negatives, Zero, and all decimals that either terminate or repeat. ~Irrational numbers will not concern us at this point

Back

Cube root

Front

produces a given number when cubed.

Back

3x10

Front

30 thirty

Back

Exterior Angle

Front

angle between any side shape, and line extended from different side

Back

temperature

Front

A measure of how hot or cold something is.

Back

Speed

Front

Distance/Time

Back

Sales Tax Equation

Front

-Convert % to decimal then Multiply % times the Original Number (% x Original Price, Original Price + x = ST)

Back

Rote Counting

Front

The naming of numbers in order without making any connection between numbers and sets of real-life objects

Back

circumference:

Front

The area around the outside of the circle.

Back

Corresponding Angle

Front

When a tranversal happens, the matching corners are Corresponding Angles

Back

Radical Sign

Front

The sign which indicates square root

Back

Rational Numbers can be represented by?

Front

By fractions Includes: Whole Numbers, Positives/Negatives, Zero, and all decimals that either terminate or repeat. ~Irrational numbers will not concern us at this point

Back

Lateral face

Front

face or surface of a solid on its sides

Back

Section 22

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Rounding Rules

Front

- 5 or LARGER, round UP (decimals) - 5 or SMALLER, Round DOWN (decimals) - Numerator is GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 1/2 the denominator, then round whole # UP - Numerator is LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 1/2 the denominator, then round whole # DOWN

Back

If they intersect inside the circle:

Front

Measure of angle ne +1/2 dc +bc

Back

transversal

Front

intersecting a system of lines.

Back

right angle

Front

an angle that measures 90 degrees

Back

Y

Front

Independent variable- controlled does not get influenced by anything in the equation

Back

Right Angle

Front

An angle of 90°

Back

9x8

Front

72 seventy-two

Back

congruent

Front

geometric term for equal, same size, shape,

Back

Pyramid

Front

Back

Distributive property

Front

x(y+z) = xy +xz

Back

Prism

Front

Back

obtuse angle

Front

An angle that measures more than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees

Back

a number is divisible by 4 if

Front

the last two digits of the number are evenly divisible by 4

Back

negative correlation

Front

as one variable increases, the other decreases

Back

symmetry

Front

having the same shape, size, and position on both sides of a dividing line

Back

therorem

Front

a theorem is a statement that has been proven on the basis of previously established statements

Back

Legs Of A Right Triangle

Front

Sides in the right triangle

Back

Inscribed polygon:

Front

All vertexes lie on the circle.

Back

obtuse angle

Front

An angle that measures more than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees

Back

6x2

Front

12 twelve

Back

Right Angle

Front

An angle of 90°

Back

Proportions

Front

Ratio in fraction form set equal to another ratio in fraction form. ~Example: 50mi/1cm = X/12.6cm (cross multiply) -> 50mix12.6cm/1cm=Xx12.6cm/12.6cm (cancel out 12.6cm on Num. and Den.) -> 50mix12.6cm/1cm (cancel out cm) = X -> 630mi = X

Back

Percent Decrease Equation

Front

PD = original amount - new amount/ original amount X 100%

Back

4x2

Front

8 eight

Back

line of symmetry

Front

a line that divides a figure into two halves that are mirror images of each other

Back

Inscribed right triangle:

Front

A right triangle is inscribed in the circle if the hypotenuse is a diameter of the circle.

Back

Central angle:

Front

Back

Perfect Cube

Front

Result of a number being multiplied 3 times by itself

Back

Obtuse Angle

Front

More then 90° but less then 180°

Back

algorithms

Front

methods or strategies for solving aproblems

Back

Rounding Rules

Front

- 5 or LARGER, round UP (decimals) - 5 or SMALLER, Round DOWN (decimals) - Numerator is GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 1/2 the denominator, then round whole # UP - Numerator is LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 1/2 the denominator, then round whole # DOWN

Back

Commutative Property

Front

a+b= b+a or ab= ba

Back

Legs Of A Right Triangle

Front

Sides in the right triangle

Back

Fahrenheit

Front

A temperature scale with the freezing point of water 32 degrees and the boiling point of 212 degrees

Back

acute angle

Front

an angle that measures less than 90 degrees

Back

2x1

Front

2 two

Back

Proportions

Front

Ratio in fraction form set equal to another ratio in fraction form. ~Example: 50mi/1cm = X/12.6cm (cross multiply) -> 50mix12.6cm/1cm=Xx12.6cm/12.6cm (cancel out 12.6cm on Num. and Den.) -> 50mix12.6cm/1cm (cancel out cm) = X -> 630mi = X

Back

Square Root

Front

A number multiplied by itself

Back

Percent Increase Equation

Front

- Percent Increase ~ PI= new amount - original amount/ original amount X 100%

Back

Percent Decrease Equation

Front

PD = original amount - new amount/ original amount X 100%

Back

triangle rules

Front

3 angles 3 slides

Back

Percent Increase Equation

Front

- Percent Increase ~ PI= new amount - original amount/ original amount X 100%

Back

acute angle

Front

an angle that measures less than 90 degrees

Back

Co-variables

Front

The variables measured in correlational analysis.

Back

right angle

Front

an angle that measures 90 degrees

Back

positive correlation

Front

two variables change in the same direction, both becoming either larger or smaller

Back

skew lines

Front

kew lines are two lines that do not intersect and are not parallel.

Back

Fahrenheit

Front

A temperature scale with the freezing point of water 32 degrees and the boiling point of 212 degrees

Back

Obtuse Angle

Front

More then 90° but less then 180°

Back

corollary

Front

A statement that follows with little or no proof required from an already proven statement.

Back

Section 23

(50 cards)

Change a fraction to a percent

Front

1. Divide the top of the fraction by the bottom 2. Multiply by 100

Back

Bar Graph

Front

Which graph is used to compare data (has scale)?

Back

Circumference

Front

Area of a circle

Back

least common multiple

Front

smallest no. that all of the given numbers will divide into

Back

Cube (of a number)

Front

the cube of a number n is its third power: the result of the number multiplied by itself

Back

Function

Front

A relationship involving one or more variables

Back

consecutive angles

Front

When two lines are crossed by another line

Back

Radius

Front

straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle

Back

Cylinder

Front

Back

Translate Phrases and Sentences into Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities

Front

Sentence Fragments become Expression and Full Sentences becomes Equations and Inequalities. -Examples: Expressions: 3x-5 , , y , 3(2x+7) Equations: 3x-5=70 , y=36 , 3(2x+7)=4x-9 Inequalities: x-5>70 , y<36 , 3(2x+7)_<_4x-9

Back

Constant of Proportionality

Front

Also known as Rate of Change Ratio between two quantities ~Y=k*x (k is constant, y and X are direct proportion) ~One variable is always the product of the other and a constant, the two are said to be directly proportional.

Back

6x8

Front

48 forty-eight

Back

Ratio/Rate Change

Front

-Ratio: Simply just a fraction. Once you add/attach WORDS (units) to fraction then it becomes a RATE. - Example- ~Y2-Y1/X2-X1 rise over run ~Unit Rate - denominator HAS to be 1

Back

Exponent

Front

represent multiplying from the big number

Back

corresponding angles

Front

the angles that occupy the same relative position at each intersection where a straight line crosses two others.

Back

Multiplying Fractions

Front

Multiply the numerator and multiply the denominator

Back

Cube root

Front

produces a given number when cubed.

Back

If they intersect outside the circle:

Front

Measure of angle aec + 1/2 ac -ad

Back

Subtracting Fractions

Front

Find LCD and subtract numerators

Back

Exponent

Front

a no. that tells how many times the base is multiplied by itself

Back

regular

Front

a polygon that has all equal sides and equal angles

Back

Area

Front

What is the amount of space inside a 2 dimensional shape

Back

Domain

Front

Set of values for independent variables

Back

Constant of Proportionality

Front

Also known as Rate of Change Ratio between two quantities ~Y=k*x (k is constant, y and X are direct proportion) ~One variable is always the product of the other and a constant, the two are said to be directly proportional.

Back

Adding Fractions

Front

change the fractions into the lowest common denominator and add the numerators

Back

Circumference

Front

Area of a circle

Back

Percent

Front

Percent/100=part/whole

Back

Front

Back

divide fractions

Front

multiply by reciprocal

Back

Ratio/Rate Change

Front

-Ratio: Simply just a fraction. Once you add/attach WORDS (units) to fraction then it becomes a RATE. - Example- ~Y2-Y1/X2-X1 rise over run ~Unit Rate - denominator HAS to be 1

Back

Bar Graph

Front

Which graph is used to compare data (has scale)?

Back

Cube root

Front

produces a given number when cubed.

Back

alternate exterior angles

Front

When two lines are crossed by another line

Back

4x10

Front

40 forty

Back

permutation

Front

one of a no. of possible selections of items, without repetition, where order of selection is important

Back

Cone

Front

Back

combination

Front

one of a no. of possible selections of items, without repetition, where order of selection is NOT important

Back

similar

Front

same shape, different size

Back

Absolute Value

Front

Distance of a number from 0

Back

greatest common factor

Front

largest no. that is a factor of all of the numbers given in a problem

Back

Square Root

Front

A number multiplied by itself

Back

Base (of a prism)

Front

formula used to find the surface area will depend on the shape of the base of the prism.

Back

Base (of a prism)

Front

formula used to find the surface area will depend on the shape of the base of the prism.

Back

Cone

Front

Back

Cube (of a number)

Front

the cube of a number n is its third power: the result of the number multiplied by itself

Back

Decreasing

Front

When a number lowers, such as percentages

Back

alternate interior angles

Front

Alternate Interior Angles are a pair of angles on the inner side of each of those two lines but on opposite sides of the transversal.

Back

Translate Phrases and Sentences into Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities

Front

Sentence Fragments become Expression and Full Sentences becomes Equations and Inequalities. -Examples: Expressions: 3x-5 , , y , 3(2x+7) Equations: 3x-5=70 , y=36 , 3(2x+7)=4x-9 Inequalities: x-5>70 , y<36 , 3(2x+7)_<_4x-9

Back

Area

Front

What is the amount of space inside a 2 dimensional shape

Back

equidistant

Front

A point is said to be equidistant from a set of objects if the distances between that point and each object in the set are equal.

Back

Section 24

(50 cards)

To determine: retail price

Front

1. Change the % of markup to a decimal 2. Add it to 1 3. Multiply the result by the wholesale price

Back

Perfect Cube

Front

Result of a number being multiplied 3 times by itself

Back

Line Graph

Front

Which graph is used to show data INCREASE or DECREASE over time (has legend)?

Back

Stem and leaf plot

Front

This graph outlines groups of data that fall into range (small to large, left=stem, right=leaf)

Back

Mean

Front

Which measure of tendency is when you add all #, then divide by how many # there are? Also known as the average.

Back

median

Front

place the numbers you are given in value order and find the middle number.

Back

Base of an exponent

Front

A small number at the top right corner of the base number

Back

similarity

Front

When two figures are similar, the ratios of the lengths of their corresponding sides are equal.

Back

linear function

Front

y=mx +b : it is determined by (m) the slope of the line

Back

Histogram

Front

What graph is like a bar graph with grouped data that is touching?

Back

Lateral face

Front

face or surface of a solid on its sides

Back

geometric sequence

Front

series of numbers in which a common ratio can be multiplied by a term to yield the next term

Back

Perfect Cube

Front

Result of a number being multiplied 3 times by itself

Back

Distance

Front

Rate x Time

Back

altitude

Front

an altitude is a segment from the vertex of a triangle to the opposite side and it must be perpendicular to that segment

Back

Lateral face

Front

face or surface of a solid on its sides

Back

Fahrenheit to Celsius

Front

C=(F-32)/1.8

Back

Giant One

Front

Where a fraction equals a whole number, that is 1

Back

perpendicular bisector

Front

(1) intersects a given segment at a 90° angle, and. (2) passes through the given segment's midpoint.

Back

linear programming

Front

the opotimization of a linear quantity that is subject to constraints expressed as linear equations or inequalitities

Back

Pyramid

Front

Back

Height

Front

Height is a measure of a polygon or solid figure,

Back

Stem and leaf plot

Front

This graph outlines groups of data that fall into range (small to large, left=stem, right=leaf)

Back

Function Notation

Front

A way to show all types of functions in mathematics

Back

Diameter

Front

diameter of a circle is any straight line segment that passes through the center of the circle and whose endpoints lie on the circle.

Back

rate of change

Front

slope of the line

Back

Dependent Variable

Front

A variable that depends on the independent variable

Back

midsegment

Front

A midsegment is the line segment connecting the midpoints of two sides of a triangle.

Back

Histogram

Front

What graph is like a bar graph with grouped data that is touching?

Back

Net

Front

a two-dimensional figure that can be cut out and folded up to make a three-dimensional solid

Back

Pyramid

Front

Back

Pictograph

Front

Which graph shows pics or symbols to show data (legend)?

Back

Prism

Front

Back

Line Graph

Front

Which graph is used to show data INCREASE or DECREASE over time (has legend)?

Back

Dividing Fractions

Front

Invert (reciprocal) the second fraction and multiply

Back

Pictograph

Front

Which graph shows pics or symbols to show data (legend)?

Back

Pie Chart

Front

Which graph is a diagram to compare parts as a whole (labeled,legend)?

Back

Prism

Front

Back

Graph

Front

A diagram to represent a database

Back

To find: percent increase

Front

Amount of Increase/Original Amount

Back

Cylinder

Front

Back

Diameter

Front

diameter of a circle is any straight line segment that passes through the center of the circle and whose endpoints lie on the circle.

Back

5 solids or polyhedra

Front

cube, tetrahedron, octahedron, icosahedron, dodecahedron

Back

Pie Chart

Front

Which graph is a diagram to compare parts as a whole (labeled,legend)?

Back

Height

Front

Height is a measure of a polygon or solid figure,

Back

Celsius to Fahrenheit

Front

(C x 1.8) + 32 = F

Back

Equation

Front

Where it's a way of solving to find an answer,

Back

Scatter plot

Front

This graph functions with data, finding simple regression. 4 different types: positive, negative, nonlinear exponential, nonlinear quadratic

Back

Scatter plot

Front

This graph functions with data, finding simple regression. 4 different types: positive, negative, nonlinear exponential, nonlinear quadratic

Back

arithmetic sequence

Front

set of no. with a common difference between the terms

Back

Section 25

(50 cards)

Median

Front

Which measure of tendency is when you put the middle # of ordered (Least to Greatest) list, and if # are even, then the 2 middle # averaged out?

Back

Unimodal

Front

Which shape of distribution has a single clear peak?

Back

area

Front

no. of sq units covered by the figure

Back

perimeter

Front

sum of the lengths of the sides of the figure

Back

distance

Front

D=rate/time

Back

Mode

Front

Which measure of tendency is the number that occurs the most and can be more than one?

Back

Radius

Front

straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle

Back

congruent

Front

figures that have same size and shape

Back

Function

Front

A relationship involving one or more variables

Back

Range

Front

Which measure of tendency is when you subtract the minimum value from maximum value?

Back

Base of an exponent

Front

A small number at the top right corner of the base number

Back

Decreasing

Front

When a number lowers, such as percentages

Back

Outlier

Front

What is a data point that is distinctly separated from other values and is considered unexpected value? This value "lies outside" (is much smaller or larger than) most of the other values in a set of data

Back

Perimeter Formulas

Front

Back

Decreasing

Front

When a number lowers, such as percentages

Back

Linear function

Front

A function that graphs a straight line

Back

Proportional

Front

When two variables Jane th same kind of size in relation to each other

Back

Function

Front

A relationship involving one or more variables

Back

Data trend

Front

What is the term for the general tendency of numbers in a set?

Back

Radius

Front

straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle

Back

rectangle area

Front

lw

Back

Laws of Exponents

Front

A set of rules in algebra, such as around variables and exponents

Back

Data trend

Front

What is the term for the general tendency of numbers in a set?

Back

triangle area

Front

1/2bh

Back

Median

Front

Which measure of tendency is when you put the middle # of ordered (Least to Greatest) list, and if # are even, then the 2 middle # averaged out?

Back

Mean

Front

Which measure of tendency is when you add all #, then divide by how many # there are? Also known as the average.

Back

Domain

Front

Set of values for independent variables

Back

Absolute Value

Front

Distance of a number from 0

Back

rectangle perimeter formula

Front

2(l+w)

Back

Range

Front

Which measure of tendency is when you subtract the minimum value from maximum value?

Back

Unimodal

Front

Which shape of distribution has a single clear peak?

Back

Symmetry

Front

Which shape of distribution is divided at the center with each side having half the data?

Back

Symmetry

Front

Which shape of distribution is divided at the center with each side having half the data?

Back

Domain

Front

Set of values for independent variables

Back

Base of an exponent

Front

A small number at the top right corner of the base number

Back

Outlier

Front

What is a data point that is distinctly separated from other values and is considered unexpected value? This value "lies outside" (is much smaller or larger than) most of the other values in a set of data

Back

Increasing

Front

Where a number is going up, becomes higher, such as percentages,

Back

Absolute Value

Front

Distance of a number from 0

Back

Mode

Front

Which measure of tendency is the number that occurs the most and can be more than one?

Back

Speed

Front

distance divided by time

Back

Independent Variable

Front

Represents a number that affects the dependent variable (y)

Back

Exponent

Front

represent multiplying from the big number

Back

Output

Front

The Independent Variable, (y), where y usually represents the output

Back

To find: original price

Front

1. Subtract the % discount from 100, move the decimal 2 places to the LEFT. 2. DIVIDE the sale price by the answer.

Back

To find: wholesale price

Front

1. Change the percent of markup to a decimal 2. Add 1 3. Divide the retail price by answer from step 2

Back

triangle permieter

Front

a+b+c

Back

Time

Front

Distance divided by speed

Back

Exponent

Front

represent multiplying from the big number

Back

Volume formula

Front

Back

Input

Front

The independent variable, (x), where x usually represents the input

Back

Section 26

(50 cards)

Units of Weight

Front

16 oz= 1 pound 2000 pounds= 1 ton 1000 mg= 1 gram 1000 grams= 1 kilogram 1 kilogram= approx. 2.2 pounds

Back

Covariance

Front

What is the term that explains the way two variables change together?

Back

Properties of Exponents

Front

Back

parallelogram and trapezoid perimeter

Front

sum of lengths of sides

Back

Uniform distribution

Front

Which shape of distribution has observations in a data set that are spread equally across the range of the distribution?

Back

Range

Front

All possible resulting values of y

Back

Skewed Left

Front

Which shape of distribution has fewer observations on the left (towards lower values)?

Back

Dependent Variable

Front

What kind of variable depends on at least one other variable?

Back

Bell Shaped

Front

Which shape of distribution has a single peak at the center?

Back

Dependent Variable

Front

A variable that depends on the independent variable

Back

Increasing

Front

Where a number is going up, becomes higher, such as percentages,

Back

Independent Variable

Front

What kind of variable determines the value of another variable?

Back

Covariance

Front

What is the term that explains the way two variables change together?

Back

Area Formulas

Front

Back

parallelogram area

Front

bh

Back

FOIL

Front

First, Outside, Inside, Last (3x-2)(x+3) First x First Outside x Outside Inside x Inside Last x Last

Back

Equation

Front

Where it's a way of solving to find an answer,

Back

Independent Variable

Front

Represents a number that affects the dependent variable (y)

Back

Equation

Front

Where it's a way of solving to find an answer,

Back

Dependent Variable

Front

What kind of variable depends on at least one other variable?

Back

Exponential Function

Front

A type of function where f (x) = a, where x is the variable, a is the constant (base of function)

Back

Bell Shaped

Front

Which shape of distribution has a single peak at the center?

Back

Bimodal

Front

Which shape of distribution has TWO clear peaks?

Back

Giant One

Front

Where a fraction equals a whole number, that is 1

Back

Skewed Left

Front

Which shape of distribution has fewer observations on the left (towards lower values)?

Back

Function Notation

Front

A way to show all types of functions in mathematics

Back

X intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the x axis

Back

point

Front

dimensionless location with no length, width or height

Back

Graph

Front

A diagram to represent a database

Back

Scientific Notation

Front

A expression use to represent a number, possibly with a decimal, multiplied by 10 with an exponent number

Back

trapezoid

Front

1/2h(a+b)

Back

Skewed Right

Front

Which shape of distribution has fewer observations on the right (towards higher values)?

Back

Exponential Function

Front

A type of function where f (x) = a, where x is the variable, a is the constant (base of function)

Back

line segment

Front

portion of a line

Back

Function Notation

Front

A way to show all types of functions in mathematics

Back

Angles

Front

Back

line

Front

connects a series of points and continues straight infinitely in two directions

Back

X - - > Y table

Front

A table use to represent data, and a graph

Back

Pythagorean Theorem

Front

a²+b²=c²

Back

Y Intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the y axis

Back

Skewed Right

Front

Which shape of distribution has fewer observations on the right (towards higher values)?

Back

Uniform distribution

Front

Which shape of distribution has observations in a data set that are spread equally across the range of the distribution?

Back

plane

Front

a flat surface defined by three points, planes extend indefinitely in two dimensions

Back

Dependent Variable

Front

A variable that depends on the independent variable

Back

Graph

Front

A diagram to represent a database

Back

Increasing

Front

Where a number is going up, becomes higher, such as percentages,

Back

Giant One

Front

Where a fraction equals a whole number, that is 1

Back

Bimodal

Front

Which shape of distribution has TWO clear peaks?

Back

Units of Liquid Volume

Front

8oz= 1 cup 2 cups= 1 pint (16oz.) 2 pints= 1 quart (32oz.) 4 quarts= 1 gallon (128 oz.) 1 liter= approx. 1 quart 1000 liters= 1 kiloleter 100 centileters= 1 liter 10 millileters= 1 centileter

Back

ray

Front

portion of a line that has only one end point and continues infinitely in one direction

Back

Section 27

(50 cards)

Units of Length

Front

3ft= 1 yd 5280 ft= 1 mile 1000 meters= 1 kilometer 1 meter= approx. 1 yard 2.5 cm= approx. 1"

Back

Range

Front

All possible resulting values of y

Back

Independent Variable

Front

What kind of variable determines the value of another variable?

Back

Angles

Front

Right Angle= 90* Acute Angle= less than 90* Obtuse Angle= greater than 90* Complementary Angles= add up to 90* Supplementary Angles= add up to 180*

Back

Scientific Notation

Front

A expression use to represent a number, possibly with a decimal, multiplied by 10 with an exponent number

Back

parallelogram

Front

quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides

Back

symmetry

Front

exact correspondence between two parts or halves

Back

Geometry

Front

Back

polygon

Front

simple closed figure composed of line segments

Back

Is

Front

Equal

Back

Length

Front

Inches, feet, yard, miles, centimeters, meter, and kilometers are all units of?

Back

Length

Front

Which geometric quantity is measured with ruler or tape measure?

Back

quadrilateral

Front

polygon with fours sides

Back

Linear function

Front

A function that graphs a straight line

Back

C=2 x PIE x r

Front

How is the circumference (distance around a circle) calculated?

Back

C=2 x PIE x r

Front

How is the circumference (distance around a circle) calculated?

Back

Add all the sides

Front

How do you find the perimeter of a shape?

Back

Range

Front

All possible resulting values of y

Back

Subtract the width and height of the other sides.

Front

How do you find the perimeter of a shape that is missing a side?

Back

Input

Front

The independent variable, (x), where x usually represents the input

Back

Perimeter

Front

What is the term for the distance around a 2 dimensional shape?

Back

trapezoid

Front

a quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides

Back

parallel lines

Front

lines that do not intersect

Back

Length of half a circle

Front

What does this formula cover? C=2 PIE r then multiply by the fraction central angle measure/360

Back

circumference

Front

the distance around the perimeter of a circle

Back

Pie x r squared

Front

How do you find the area of a circle?

Back

X intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the x axis

Back

Length

Front

Which geometric quantity is measured with ruler or tape measure?

Back

Exponents and Properties

Front

Back

Input

Front

The independent variable, (x), where x usually represents the input

Back

Perimeter

Front

What is the term for the distance around a 2 dimensional shape?

Back

Length of half a circle

Front

What does this formula cover? C=2 PIE r then multiply by the fraction central angle measure/360

Back

Per

Front

Divided by

Back

Linear function

Front

A function that graphs a straight line

Back

Proportional

Front

When two variables Jane th same kind of size in relation to each other

Back

Subtract the width and height of the other sides.

Front

How do you find the perimeter of a shape that is missing a side?

Back

Percent Change Formula

Front

Percent Change =(final value−initial value)/initial value×100

Back

Add all the sides

Front

How do you find the perimeter of a shape?

Back

Length

Front

Inches, feet, yard, miles, centimeters, meter, and kilometers are all units of?

Back

Ratio

Front

A comparison of two numbers by division

Back

Output

Front

The Independent Variable, (y), where y usually represents the output

Back

Laws of Exponents

Front

A set of rules in algebra, such as around variables and exponents

Back

Output

Front

The Independent Variable, (y), where y usually represents the output

Back

Independent Variable

Front

Represents a number that affects the dependent variable (y)

Back

transformational geometry

Front

study of manipulating objects by flipping twisting turning and scaling

Back

Proportional

Front

When two variables Jane th same kind of size in relation to each other

Back

Laws of Exponents

Front

A set of rules in algebra, such as around variables and exponents

Back

Common Conversions

Front

1000 millisecond= 1 second 1000 watts= 1 kilowatt

Back

Pie x r squared

Front

How do you find the area of a circle?

Back

Scientific Notation

Front

A expression use to represent a number, possibly with a decimal, multiplied by 10 with an exponent number

Back

Section 28

(50 cards)

A= PIE x R squared

Front

What is the formula for a circle?

Back

1kg

Front

1000g

Back

A= l x l

Front

What is the formula for a square?

Back

Polygon

Front

Any plane figure bounded by straight lines.

Back

Y Intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the y axis

Back

A= 1/2 x h x (b1 + b2)

Front

What is the formula for a trapezoid?

Back

Line graph shows

Front

Changes over time

Back

Formulas Cheat Sheet

Front

Back

8 oz

Front

How many oz in 1 cup

Back

1m

Front

1000 mm

Back

A= 1/2 x h x (b1 + b2)

Front

What is the formula for a trapezoid?

Back

8 oz

Front

How many oz in 1 cup

Back

A= 1/2 x d1 x d2

Front

What is the formula for a rhombus?

Back

Conversion factor

Front

What is the term for the number used to multiply or divide to change from one value to another?

Back

1m

Front

100cm

Back

X - - > Y table

Front

A table use to represent data, and a graph

Back

3 feet

Front

How many feet is 1 yd (yard)?

Back

1 inch in cm

Front

2.54 cm

Back

1000mg

Front

1g

Back

Histogram (bar graph)

Front

Frequency of occurences/or shows comparisons

Back

5280 ft

Front

How many feet is 1 mi (mile)?

Back

A= h x b

Front

What is the formula for a parallelogram?

Back

Y Intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the y axis

Back

scatter plots

Front

a graphic that shows how two different variables are related

Back

A= l x w

Front

What is the formula for a rectangle?

Back

1000 m

Front

1km

Back

1 ton

Front

2000 lb

Back

1mile in feet

Front

5280 ft

Back

Amounts Cheat Sheet

Front

Back

Conversion factor

Front

What is the term for the number used to multiply or divide to change from one value to another?

Back

A= h x b

Front

What is the formula for a parallelogram?

Back

1000ml

Front

1 L

Back

A= 1/2 x b x h

Front

What is the formula for a triangle?

Back

A= 1/2 x b x h

Front

What is the formula for a triangle?

Back

circle graph

Front

a graph that shows parts of a whole as percentages

Back

A= 1/2 x d1 x d2

Front

What is the formula for a rhombus?

Back

1 KL

Front

1000L

Back

A= l x l

Front

What is the formula for a square?

Back

A= PIE x R squared

Front

What is the formula for a circle?

Back

28 grams

Front

How many grams in 1 oz (ounce)

Back

A= l x w

Front

What is the formula for a rectangle?

Back

X - - > Y table

Front

A table use to represent data, and a graph

Back

28 grams

Front

How many grams in 1 oz (ounce)

Back

tesselation

Front

an arrangement of closed shapes that completely covers a plane without overlapping or leaving gaps; tiling

Back

Rate of Change

Front

Back

X intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the x axis

Back

16 oz

Front

How many oz in 1 pint

Back

5280 ft

Front

How many feet is 1 mi (mile)?

Back

1 cm

Front

10mm

Back

3 feet

Front

How many feet is 1 yd (yard)?

Back

Section 29

(50 cards)

area of a parallelogram

Front

Back

area of a rectangle

Front

Back

A number is divisible by 4 if _________

Front

the last two digits of that number is divisible by 4. Example: 516. The last two numbers are 16. 16 is divisble by 4. 16÷4=4; therefore, 516 is divisible by 4. 516÷4= 129

Back

Length

Front

What is the measurement of something from end to end?

Back

16 oz

Front

How many oz in 1 Ib

Back

milli means

Front

one-thousand of something

Back

1 c

Front

.24 liters

Back

Length

Front

What is the measurement of something from end to end?

Back

1 fluid oz

Front

How many oz in 2 tsp

Back

16 oz

Front

How many oz in 1 Ib

Back

1 mile

Front

1.6 kilometers

Back

1 fluid oz

Front

How many oz in 2 tsp

Back

16 oz

Front

How many oz in 1 pint

Back

parallel lines

Front

2 dimensions can be defined as lines that do not intersect

Back

1 foot in cm

Front

30 cm

Back

plane

Front

flat surface defined by three points extend indefinitely in tow deimension

Back

Width

Front

What is the distance from side to side?

Back

Base

Front

What measurement is the bottom of the figure?

Back

1 quart

Front

.95 liters

Back

8 fluid oz

Front

How many oz is 1 glass?

Back

Convert decimal to percent by

Front

Multiplying by 100 then move decimal two places to the right.

Back

4 quarts

Front

How many quarts in 1 gal (gallon)

Back

Width

Front

What is the distance from side to side?

Back

Convert decimal to a fraction by

Front

(make sure fraction is in reduced form.) Multiply by 1,000. Then reduce fraction.

Back

Base

Front

What measurement is the bottom of the figure?

Back

1 lb

Front

.45 kilograms - 454 grams

Back

King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk

Front

Back

King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk

Front

Back

1 tsp

Front

5 militliters

Back

1 yard in meters

Front

.9 meters

Back

1 fluid oz

Front

15 militliters

Back

2 pints

Front

How many pints in 1 quart

Back

1 gallon

Front

3.8 liters

Back

2 pints

Front

How many pints in 1 quart

Back

A number is divisible by 4 if _________

Front

the last two digits of that number is divisible by 4. Example: 516. The last two numbers are 16. 16 is divisble by 4. 16÷4=4; therefore, 516 is divisible by 4. 516÷4= 129

Back

8 fluid oz

Front

How many oz is 1 glass?

Back

Order of operations

Front

PEMDAS Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally. 1- Parenthesis 2- Exponents 3- Multiplication and Divison (left to right) 4- Addition and Substraction (left to right)

Back

Height

Front

What is measure from top to bottom?

Back

parallel postulate

Front

euclidian planar geometry states that if a line, l, is crossed by two other lines, m an n

Back

Convert decimal to a fraction by

Front

(make sure fraction is in reduced form.) Multiply by 1,000. Then reduce fraction.

Back

1 oz in grams

Front

28 g

Back

milli means

Front

one-thousand of something

Back

Height

Front

What is measure from top to bottom?

Back

Order of operations

Front

PEMDAS Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally. 1- Parenthesis 2- Exponents 3- Multiplication and Divison (left to right) 4- Addition and Substraction (left to right)

Back

1 pint

Front

.47 liters

Back

Convert decimal to percent by

Front

Multiplying by 100 then move decimal two places to the right.

Back

perpendicular lines

Front

2 or 3 dimensions if they intersect at a point and from a 90 degree angle

Back

Convert percent to decimal by

Front

Divide by 100 then move decimal two places to the left.

Back

4 quarts

Front

How many quarts in 1 gal (gallon)

Back

Convert percent to decimal by

Front

Divide by 100 then move decimal two places to the left.

Back

Section 30

(50 cards)

Meter- m (household approximation)

Front

the average adult is 1.5-2m tall

Back

Extraneous

Front

Irrelevant

Back

volume of a cylinder

Front

Back

Contextual

Front

related to surrounding content

Back

Kilometer-km (household approximation)

Front

the average adult walks 1 km in about 15 minutes

Back

Erroneous

Front

Incorrect

Back

Irrational number

Front

a number that cannot be expressed as terminating or repeating decimals.

Back

surface area of a rectangular solid

Front

Back

Rational number

Front

a number that can be expressed as a fraction

Back

Degrees Celsius -

Front

zero is freezing ❄, 10 is not, 20 is warm and 30 is hot 🔥

Back

Centimeter- cm (household approximation)

Front

the width of an average pinkie finger

Back

Less than

Front

<

Back

1 liter (L)

Front

1,000 mL

Back

Terminate

Front

to end

Back

surface area of a cone

Front

Back

Kilogram- kg (household approximation)

Front

a 5 pound bag of sugar weighs just over 1kg

Back

Extraneous

Front

Irrelevant

Back

precision

Front

an indication of how exact a measurement is without reference to a true or real value

Back

Contextual

Front

related to surrounding content

Back

Milimeter- mm (household approximation)

Front

thickness of a dime

Back

volume of a cone

Front

Back

surface area of a sphere

Front

Back

Kilometer-km (household approximation)

Front

the average adult walks 1 km in about 15 minutes

Back

Gram- g (household approximation)

Front

the weight of one asprin tablet

Back

perimeter of a trapezoid

Front

Back

perimeter of a rectangle

Front

Back

perimeter of a parallelogram

Front

Back

1 liter (L)

Front

1,000 mL

Back

volume of a sphere

Front

Back

Kilogram- kg (household approximation)

Front

a 5 pound bag of sugar weighs just over 1kg

Back

lateral area of a rectangular pyramid

Front

Back

Centimeter- cm (household approximation)

Front

the width of an average pinkie finger

Back

surface area of a cylinder

Front

Back

Solution

Front

the answer

Back

perimeter of a triangle

Front

Back

Less than

Front

<

Back

volume of a rectangular solid

Front

Back

Gram- g (household approximation)

Front

the weight of one asprin tablet

Back

Terminate

Front

to end

Back

Rational number

Front

a number that can be expressed as a fraction

Back

Erroneous

Front

Incorrect

Back

area of a trapezoid

Front

Back

Greater than

Front

>

Back

Irrational number

Front

a number that cannot be expressed as terminating or repeating decimals.

Back

Greater than

Front

>

Back

circumference

Front

the distance around the perimeter ofa circle

Back

Milimeter- mm (household approximation)

Front

thickness of a dime

Back

Degrees Celsius -

Front

zero is freezing ❄, 10 is not, 20 is warm and 30 is hot 🔥

Back

Meter- m (household approximation)

Front

the average adult is 1.5-2m tall

Back

Solution

Front

the answer

Back

Section 31

(50 cards)

Area formula: Square

Front

A= L x L= L² example: Length= 3cm A= 3 x 3= 9cm²

Back

Area formula: Circle

Front

A= π × r ² Example: radius= 3in A= π × 3²= 9π= 28.27²

Back

Vertex

Front

Common end Omit of two or more line segments

Back

Area formula: Square

Front

A= L x L= L² example: Length= 3cm A= 3 x 3= 9cm²

Back

Metric system

Front

international system of units based on powers of ten

Back

Area formula: Trapezoid

Front

A= 1/2 × h × (b1 x b2) example: height= 6in, base1= 6in, base2= 9in A= 1/2 × 6 × (9 × 6)= 45in²

Back

Angle Angle Similarity

Front

A similarity between angles

Back

Area formula: Triangle

Front

A= 1/2 x b × h example: base= 5in, height= 4in A= 1/2 × 5 × 4= 10in²

Back

Rate of change

Front

a rate that describes how one quantity changes in relation to another.

Back

Area formula: Rhombus

Front

A= 1/2 × d1 × d2 example: diagonal 1= 3cm, diagonal 2 = 4cm A= 1/2 × 3 × 4= 6cm

Back

Milli

Front

1/1,000

Back

Percent means

Front

per 100

Back

Perfect Square

Front

product of a rational number multiplied by itself

Back

Deci

Front

1/10

Back

Remote Interior Triangle

Front

Interior triangles that aren't given an adjacent to the angle

Back

Percent decrease

Front

the negative difference between two numbers, divided by the first number, multiplied by 100.

Back

Area formula: Parallelogram

Front

A= h × b example= height= 5cm, base= 7cm A= 5 × 7= 35cm²

Back

Percent increase

Front

the positive difference between two numbers, divided by the first number, multiplied by 100.

Back

Proportion

Front

the relationship between two numbers; a ration in fraction form set equal to another ratio in fraction form.

Back

Deca

Front

10

Back

Area formula: Parallelogram

Front

A= h × b example= height= 5cm, base= 7cm A= 5 × 7= 35cm²

Back

Transversal

Front

A line intersecting another similar straight line

Back

Proportion

Front

the relationship between two numbers; a ration in fraction form set equal to another ratio in fraction form.

Back

Area formula: Trapezoid

Front

A= 1/2 × h × (b1 x b2) example: height= 6in, base1= 6in, base2= 9in A= 1/2 × 6 × (9 × 6)= 45in²

Back

Deca

Front

10

Back

Acute Angle

Front

An angle less then 90°

Back

Area formula: Circle

Front

A= π × r ² Example: radius= 3in A= π × 3²= 9π= 28.27²

Back

Centi

Front

1/100

Back

Parallel

Front

Angle of same distance, never touch

Back

Milli

Front

1/1,000

Back

Area formula: Rectangle

Front

A= L × W example: Length = 4in, Width= 3in A= 4 × 3= 12in²

Back

Area formula: Triangle

Front

A= 1/2 x b × h example: base= 5in, height= 4in A= 1/2 × 5 × 4= 10in²

Back

Metric system

Front

international system of units based on powers of ten

Back

Kilo

Front

1,000

Back

Percent decrease

Front

the negative difference between two numbers, divided by the first number, multiplied by 100.

Back

Area formula: Rhombus

Front

A= 1/2 × d1 × d2 example: diagonal 1= 3cm, diagonal 2 = 4cm A= 1/2 × 3 × 4= 6cm

Back

Centi

Front

1/100

Back

Square Of. A Number

Front

Product of the same integer with itself

Back

Verticle Angle

Front

each of the pairs of opposite angles made by two intersecting lines.

Back

Supplementary

Front

Angles with a sum of 180°

Back

Rate

Front

a ratio that compares quantities of two units of measure

Back

Percent means

Front

per 100

Back

Kilo

Front

1,000

Back

Rate

Front

a ratio that compares quantities of two units of measure

Back

Rate of change

Front

a rate that describes how one quantity changes in relation to another.

Back

Area formula: Rectangle

Front

A= L × W example: Length = 4in, Width= 3in A= 4 × 3= 12in²

Back

Percent increase

Front

the positive difference between two numbers, divided by the first number, multiplied by 100.

Back

Straight Angle

Front

180°

Back

Pythagorean Theorem

Front

Fundamental relationship of 3 right triangles

Back

Deci

Front

1/10

Back

Section 32

(49 cards)

Alternate Interior

Front

When two lines are crossed by another line

Back

Decreasing

Front

When a number lowers, such as percentages

Back

Radical Sign

Front

The sign which indicates square root

Back

Circumference

Front

Area of a circle

Back

Cube root

Front

produces a given number when cubed.

Back

Obtuse Angle

Front

More then 90° but less then 180°

Back

Exterior Angle

Front

angle between any side shape, and line extended from different side

Back

Adjacent Angles

Front

Common side and common vertex but does not overlap

Back

Complementary Angle

Front

Two angles that equal 90°

Back

Perfect Cube

Front

Result of a number being multiplied 3 times by itself

Back

Square Root

Front

A number multiplied by itself

Back

Y Intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the y axis

Back

Domain

Front

Set of values for independent variables

Back

Range

Front

All possible resulting values of y

Back

Graph

Front

A diagram to represent a database

Back

Proportional

Front

When two variables Jane th same kind of size in relation to each other

Back

Hypotenuse

Front

Longest side of right triangle

Back

Function Notation

Front

A way to show all types of functions in mathematics

Back

Radius

Front

straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle

Back

Cone

Front

Back

Diameter

Front

diameter of a circle is any straight line segment that passes through the center of the circle and whose endpoints lie on the circle.

Back

Prism

Front

Back

Equation

Front

Where it's a way of solving to find an answer,

Back

Cylinder

Front

Back

Input

Front

The independent variable, (x), where x usually represents the input

Back

Independent Variable

Front

Represents a number that affects the dependent variable (y)

Back

Laws of Exponents

Front

A set of rules in algebra, such as around variables and exponents

Back

Cube (of a number)

Front

the cube of a number n is its third power: the result of the number multiplied by itself

Back

Base of an exponent

Front

A small number at the top right corner of the base number

Back

Legs Of A Right Triangle

Front

Sides in the right triangle

Back

Lateral face

Front

face or surface of a solid on its sides

Back

Height

Front

Height is a measure of a polygon or solid figure,

Back

Absolute Value

Front

Distance of a number from 0

Back

Giant One

Front

Where a fraction equals a whole number, that is 1

Back

Base (of a prism)

Front

formula used to find the surface area will depend on the shape of the base of the prism.

Back

X intercept

Front

When the graph crosses the x axis

Back

Output

Front

The Independent Variable, (y), where y usually represents the output

Back

Dependent Variable

Front

A variable that depends on the independent variable

Back

Right Angle

Front

An angle of 90°

Back

Increasing

Front

Where a number is going up, becomes higher, such as percentages,

Back

Pyramid

Front

Back

Scientific Notation

Front

A expression use to represent a number, possibly with a decimal, multiplied by 10 with an exponent number

Back

Perpendicular

Front

Relationship of two lines that form a right angle

Back

Function

Front

A relationship involving one or more variables

Back

X - - > Y table

Front

A table use to represent data, and a graph

Back

Corresponding Angle

Front

When a tranversal happens, the matching corners are Corresponding Angles

Back

Exponential Function

Front

A type of function where f (x) = a, where x is the variable, a is the constant (base of function)

Back

Exponent

Front

represent multiplying from the big number

Back

Linear function

Front

A function that graphs a straight line

Back