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PreAlgebra MidTerm Vocabulary Review Chapters 1-6

A matching game of the vocabulary that is important for the midterm exam.

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Sumthe answer in an addition problem
Differencethe answer in a subtraction problem
Productthe answer in a multiplication problem
Place Valuethe value of a place within a number
Perimeterthe sum of the lengths of all the sides of a shape
Basethe big number on bottom in an exponent
Exponentthe little number on top in an exponent
Order of OperationsWhat you use to simplify an expression correctly
Equivalenthaving the same value; equal
Number Equationshows two number expressions are equal
Areathe number of squares needed to cover a closed figure
Simplifycarry out the operations; find the value
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Commutative Propertysays the order does not matter; for addition and multiplication
Associative Propertysays the groups of the numbers do not matter, for addition and multiplication
Identity Property of Additionwhen you add 0 to any number, the number does not change
Zero Property of Multiplicationwhen you multiply any number by 0, the answer is always 0
Distributive Propertymultiply the number outside the parenthesis by BOTH numbers inside the parentheses
Variablea letter that holds the palce of a number
Coefficienta number IN FRONT OF a variable
Constanta number WITHOUT a variable
Like termsTerms with the SAME variable
Unlike Termsterms with DIFFERENT variables
TermsAll the parts of an expression separated by addition or subtraction
Substitutewhen you replace a variable with a number
Combine Like Termswhen you add or subtract the coefficients of the variables
Evaluatewhen you find the value of a variable expression by substituting numbers for variables
Solveto find the solution of an equation
Variable Equationan equation containing a variable
Solutiona value of a variable that makes a variable equation true
Inverse Operationsoperations that 'undo' each other
Property of Equalitysays "do the same thing to both sides of an equation and have an equivalent equation"
Decimalnumber written with a dot
decimal pointthe dot in a decimal
scientific notationa number written as the product of two factors; the first factor is a decimal and the second factor is a power of ten
tallya way to keep count
frequency tablea table that shows counts of items in different groups
factorsnumbers multiplied to give a product
divisibleable to be divided by a number giving a 0 remainder
common factora factor of 2+ numbers
GCFthe largest common factor of two or more numbers
multiplethe product of a number and a whole number
common multiplea multiple of two or more different numbers
LCMthe smallest common multiple of two or more numbers that is not 0
prime numbera number that has only 1 and itself as factors
composite numbera number that has three or more factors
prime factorizationa number written as the product of its prime factors
bar grapha way of showing information by using bars
horizontal axisthe line on a bar graph that goes in the left-and-right direction
vertical axisthe line on a bar graph that goes in the up-and-down directions


Katey Welch

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