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Section 1

(50 cards)

Base

Front

In exponents, it is the number you multiply repeatedly Ex. 2 is the base: 2 x 2 x 2

Back

Sum

Front

The answer to an addition problem

Back

Product

Front

The answer to a multiplication problem

Back

Constant

Front

A term that is only a number; it has no variable attached to it. It is called this because its value never changes. Example: In 2n + 6, it is the 6

Back

Compsite Numbers

Front

#s having 3 or more factors Ex. 12= 1, 2, 3, 4 6, 12

Back

Rectangular Prism

Front

A polyhedron made up of rectangles (and possibly some squares)

Back

Base

Front

Any one of the sides of a triangle but it is often the side it "sits" on

Back

Evaluate

Front

To substitute a number for a variable and simplify

Back

Inequality

Front

A mathematical sentence containing >, <, ≥, ≤ symbols Has INFINITE number of solutions

Back

Dimensions

Front

The measurements of a shape. Ex. Length, Width, height or Base, Height

Back

Numerical Expression

Front

An expression only made up of numbers Ex. 9 + 3 x 2

Back

Least Common Multiple

Front

The smallest multiple 2 or more numbers share List multiples and find smallest in common

Back

Fraction

Front

Represents a part of a whole

Back

Distributive Property

Front

Math property that allows you to multiply a common factor by a sum of a number 5(2 + 6) = 5(2) + 5(6)

Back

Formula for finding Area of a Rectangle, Square or Parallelogram

Front

A = BH A= LW

Back

Operations

Front

Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Dividing

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Decompose

Front

To break apart

Back

Exponent

Front

The number that tells you how many tiems the base is being multiplied by itself. Ex. The 2 tells 5 to multiply itself 2 times: 5 x 5

Back

Formula for finding volume of a rectangular prism

Front

V = LWH Label is "units cubed" or "cubic units"

Back

Formula for finding Area of a Triangle

Front

A = ½ BH

Back

Divisor

Front

In division, it is the number doing the dividing

Back

Like Terms

Front

Terms that can be combined together. They can be: -Constants -Terms that have the same last name (combination of variables) Examples: 2 + 2n + 3 + 5n; 2 and 3 are this and 2n and 5n are this.

Back

Factors

Front

The numbers you multiply to get a product

Back

Congruent

Front

Figures with the EXACT same shape and size.

Back

Compose

Front

To create something new by putting shapes together to make new shapes

Back

Variable

Front

A symbol that represents a number. This symbol is usually a letter and its value can vary. Example: The n in 2 + n

Back

Greatest Common Factor

Front

The largest factor 2 or more numbers share List factors & find greatest in common

Back

Equation

Front

When two expressions are equal; a math sentence with an EQUAL sign. Ex. 10n = 20

Back

Simplifying

Front

Putting an expression in its simplest form (possibly solving or putting together like terms) Example: 2 + 8n + 7 + 2n + 4mn is the same as saying 9 + 10n + 4mn

Back

Surface Area

Front

The total surface are of all the faces of a polyhedron. Find the aera of each face and add them up.

Back

Exponential Form

Front

Writing a number in a form that shows the base and the exponent

Back

Inverse Operations

Front

Opposite operation that "undo" each other. Ex. Addition/Subtraction and Multiplication/Division

Back

Dividend

Front

In division, it is the number being divided

Back

Multiples

Front

The product of a number and another whole number. Ex. 25 = 25, 50, 75, ...

Back

Co-efficient

Front

In a term, it is the number that appears before the letter. Its total value depends on what the variable is equal to. If there is a - sign before it, you must attach it Example: In 2n, it is the 2 Example: 3 - 2n, it is the -2

Back

Difference

Front

The answer to a subtraction problem

Back

Equivalent

Front

Another word for "Equal"

Back

Quotient

Front

The answer to a division problem

Back

Terms

Front

In an expression, they are the parts separated by a plus or minus sign. They can be numbers, variables or the product of a number/variable Example: In 2ab + c, it is the 2ab and the c

Back

Formulas for finding Perimeter

Front

P = s + s + s + ... (any shape) P = 4s (square) P = 2L + 2W (rectangle)

Back

Net

Front

A flattened version of a polyhedron that can be folded to make the 3-d shape.

Back

Factors

Front

#s you multiply together to get a product OR #s that divide evenly into another number Ex. 15= 1, 2, 5, 15

Back

Expression

Front

1 or more terms combined by a +/- sign. NO EQUAL SIGN. Example: 10n+8

Back

Height

Front

The distance from the top vertex of a triangle or parallelogram to its base.

Back

Set

Front

A list of numbers to choose from; Usually inside brackets.

Back

Cubed

Front

A number with an exponent of 3

Back

Area

Front

The space INSIDE a 2D shape

Back

Prime Numbers

Front

#s have exactly 2 factors; 1 and itself Ex. 5= 1 and 5

Back

Squared

Front

A number with an exponent of 2

Back

Order of Operations

Front

Grouping Exponent Multiplication & Division (left to right) Subtraction & Addition (left to right) Ex. 2 + 3(4 + 2 x 4) 2 + 3 (4 + 8) 2 + 3(12) 2 + 36 38

Back

Section 2

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"OF"

Front

Means "Multiply" in math

Back

Decimals

Front

Represents Parts of Wholes Ex. 3.42 is three and forty two hundredths = 42/100

Back

Vertices

Front

Points that make up the corners of a 2-D or 3-D shape

Back

Sale Price

Front

The new price of an item after the discount has been subtracted

Back

Ratio

Front

A comparison of 2 quantities showing Part to Part comparisons Can be written as a:b, a to b, or a/b

Back

Constant Speed

Front

Traveling at the same speed

Back

Mixed Number

Front

A combination of a whole number and a fraction 1 ½

Back

Equivalent Fractions

Front

Equal Fractions -Can be found by multiplying or dividing both numerator and denominator by the same number

Back

Trapezoid

Front

A 4 sided figure with only 1 pair of parallel sides

Back

Reflection

Front

A coordinate that is in the same location across an axis but in a different quadrant.

Back

Percent

Front

A ratio where a quantity is compared to 100 Out of 100

Back

Equivalent Ratios

Front

Ratios that are equal Found by multiplying or dividing both terms by the same number

Back

Common Denominators

Front

Fractions with the same denominator are said to have....?

Back

Independent Variable

Front

The variable that determines the value of another variable Graphed on x-axis

Back

Sales Tax

Front

Money that is added on the price of items bought at the store. Find % of the price first and then add it on.

Back

Polygon

Front

A 2-D shape made up of 3 or more straight lines (closed)

Back

Greater than or Equal

Front

At least or Minimum Solid dot on graph

Back

Unit Rate

Front

A ratio where 1 of the comparisons is equal to 1. Ex. 10 miles per 1 gallon

Back

Evaluate

Front

To Solve (may need to substitute first) Ex. 2n + x for n = 2 and x = 4 2(2) + 4 4 + 4 8

Back

Quadrilateral

Front

A four sided figure

Back

Quadrants

Front

The four parts that a graph in the coordinate system is split into. Labeled as I, II, III, and IV starting in the top right corner and moving counter clockwise.

Back

Improper Fractions

Front

A fraction that has a numerator bigger than the denominator

Back

Distributive Property

Front

Multiplying a common factor by a sum of 2 numbers

Back

Coordinate Plane or Grid

Front

A graph where coordinates can be plotted.

Back

Coordinate

Front

Point on a graph; also called "ordered pair" (x, y) (over, up/down)

Back

Denominator

Front

In fractions, it is the bottom number. Represents the total number of parts the whole is split into

Back

Unlike Denominators

Front

Fractions with different denominators are said to have...?

Back

Changing a decimal to a percent

Front

Multiply the decimal by 100 OR simply move the decimal point 2 places to the right

Back

Equilateral Triangle

Front

A triangle that has all EQUAL sides

Back

Parallelogram

Front

A four sided figure with two pairs of parallel sides

Back

Volume

Front

The total amount of space inside a 3-D shape V = LWH (rectangular prism) or V = BH

Back

Algebraic Expression

Front

An expression that contains at least 1 variable Ex. 2 + n

Back

Absolute Value

Front

The distance a number is from 0 Always positive

Back

Y-axis

Front

On a graph, it is the vertical axis (the one going up & down)

Back

Corresponding

Front

To match up

Back

Reciprocal

Front

Switching the location of the numerator and the denominator Ex. 3/5 becomes 5/3

Back

Dependent Variable

Front

The variable that is AFFECTED by the change in the independent variable Graphed on y-axis One 1 side of equation alone

Back

Tip

Front

Money that is added on to pay for "good service"; Find % of the price and then add it on.

Back

Numerator

Front

In fractions, it is the top number. Represents the part you are talking about

Back

Less than or Equal

Front

At Most or Maximum Sold dot on graph

Back

Discount

Front

The Percent of money taken off the original price

Back

X-axis

Front

On a graph, it is the horizontal axis (the one going left to right)

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