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To add or subtract fractions, I have to have the samedenominator
Multiplying fractionsmultiply straight across
Divide fractionsKeep, switch, flip
LCMfactor box, bubble L
GCFfactor box, number on the left
simplify fractionsfactor box
Turn fraction to decimalturn denominator into 100, make equivalent fraction
What ever you do to the topdo to the bottom
what ever you do to one sidedo to the other
areaamount inside the shape
area of a rectanglel x w
area of a squares x s
area of a triangle1/2 b x h
area of a parallelogramb x h
perimeterdistance around the shape
add up all the sidesperimeter
When we multiply or add, numbersincrease
When we divide or subtract, numbersdecrease
angle that is exactly 90 degreesright angle
angle less than 90acute
obtuseangle greater than 90
straightangle that is exactly 180
complimentarytwo angles that add up to 90
supplementarytwo angles that add up to 180
diameter2r or r+r
radius1/2 d
Circumferencepi x d
areapi x r x r
quadrilateralall 4 sided polygons
Figure that has exactly one pair of parallel sidestrapezoid
Triangle with all sides the sameequilateral
Triangle with no sides the samescalene
Triangle with two sides the sameisosceles
Triangle with one 90 degree angleright triangle
Triangle with all acute anglesacute triangle
Triangle with exactly one obtuse angleobtuse triangle
kilo1,000
milli1/1,000
centi1/100
meanaverage
modemost
rangedifference between lowest set of data and highest set of data
mediannumber in the middle
two medians?add the two middle numbers together and divide by 2
line graphdescribes change over time
circle graphcompares part to whole
bar graphcompares
box and whisker plot5 sets of data: Min, Q1, Median, Q3, Max
stem and leaforganizes based on place value
Equationequal sign
variablea symbol used to represent an unspecified member of a set
multiply by 100move decimal 2 places
.6767%
.0676.7%
prime numbers2, 3, 5, 7, 11
composite numbersnumbers that you can do a factor tree with
integerany positive or negative whole number
4:5, 4 to 5, 4/5ways to represent ratios
BSMBig, small, multiply
3D shape made up of rectanglesprism


8th Grade Science and Algebra Teacher
Mansfield Middle School
Storrs, CT

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