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Algebra I C3 Solving Equations

Vocabulary

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identityAn equation that is true for every value
ratioIt is a comparison of two numbers by division
rateIf a and b represent quantities measured in different units, then the of a to b is this
unit rateIt is a rate with a denominator of 1
unit analysisWhen converting from one unit to another, you must decide which conversion factor will produce the appropriate unit
proportionIt is an equation that states that two ratios are equal
extremes of a proportionIn this proportion “a is to b as c is to d.” For this proportion a and d are these
means of a proportionIn this proportion “a is to b as c is to d.” For this proportion b and c are these
cross productsThe products ad and bc are called this
dimensional analysisWhen converting from one unit to another, you must decide which conversion factor will produce the appropriate unit
similar figuresThese have the same shape but not necessarily the same size
dilationThis is a transformation in which a figure and its image are similar
scale factorThe ratio of the dimensions of the new image to the dimensions of the original figure is called this
scale drawingThis is an enlarged or reduced drawing that is similar to an actual
scaleThis is the ratio of a distance in the drawing to the corresponding actual distance
consecutive integersThese differ by 1
uniform motionAn object that moves at a constant rate has this
percent of changeThis is the ratio (amount of change/original amount) expressed as a percent
percent of increaseWhen a value increases from its original amount
percent of decreaseWhen a value decreases from its original amount
greatest possible errorThis is one half of that measuring unit
percent errorThis is equal to (greatest possible error/measurement)
square rootThe number a is this of b if a^2 = b.
principal square rootThis is when the square root of the number is equal to a positive value
negative square rootThis is the opposite of the principal square root
radicandThis is the expression under the radical sign
perfect squaresThe squares of integers are these
hypotenuseIn a right triangle, the side opposite the right angle is this
legEach of the sides forming the right angle is this
Pythagorean TheoremThis describes the relationship of the lengths of the sides of a right triangle
conditionalThis is an if-then statement like “If an animal is a horse, then it has four legs”
hypothesisThis is the part following if
conclusionThis is the part following then
converseThis is when a conditional switches the hypothesis and the conclusion


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