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| operation | addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication |
| computation | using +, -, x, or division |
| sum | an answer to an addition problem |
| difference | answer to a subtraction problem |
| product | answer to a multiplication problem |
| quotient | answer to a division problem |
| divisor | the # doing the dividing |
| dividend | the # being divided |
| terminating decimal | a decimal that ends, it can be made into a fraction |
| non-terminating decimal | a decimal that never ends |
| simplify | solve evaluate solve |
| exponet | a # that shows how many times to multiply the base by itself |
| coefficient | the # in front of the variable |
| algebraic expression | has a variable (S), numbers, and an operation sign (an equal) sign |
| additive inverse | same # on the other side of zero |
| multiplicative inverse | reciprical |
| reciprecal | "flip" the fraction |
| variable | a symbol or letter that represents a # |
| inverse | opposite |
| whole numbers | all counting #'s including 0 |
| integer | a negative or positive # including 0 |
| positive integer | a # greater than 0 |
| negative integer | a # less than 0 |
| rational # | a # that can be written as a fraction where the top and bottom #'s are whole |
| reflections | a trnsformation: flipped like what you seen in a mirror |
| ordered pair | a pair of numbers that identify location on a plane. the first # is X, the second is Y |
| divisible | if after dividing there is no remainder |
| prime factorization | when you factor a # and all the factors are prime #'s |
| multiple | a # that is a product of 2 whole #'s |
| factor | whole #'s that are divisible into another # |
| composite # | a # with more than 2 factors |
| prime # | a # with exactly 2 factos 1, and itself |
| GCF | the largest factor two or more #'s share |
| LCM | the smallest multiple that 2 or more #'s have in common |
| ratios | comparison of 2 quantities using division |
| rates | a comparison of quantities with unlike units |
| unit rate | a rate that represents 1 thing it has a deonominator of 1 |
| equivalent rates | mulitply or divide the numbrator and the denominator by the same # |
