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Math Review 2024

AB
Productanswer to multiplication
quotientanswer to division
differenceanswer to subtraction
sumanswer to addition
arealength times width; count squares inside shape; 2D
perimeteradd up all the sides; outside lines
area of a triangle180 degrees
area of a quadrilateral360 degrees
symmetrysplitting in half so they can be folded over
factorsnumbers that will equal up to something; factors of 18 are 1x18, 2x9, 3x6
multiplesnumber that is multiplied by 1,2, 3, 4...
divisiblecan be divided by without a remainder; 2 is even; 3 is add all numbers together; 5 is a 0 or 5 at the end; and, 10 is a zero on the end
>greater than
<less than
equivalentequal
700/7070/7 removing one zero from the top and bottom
8000/80080/8 removing 2 zeroes from top and bottom
divisornumber you are dividing by
dividendnumber being divided or shared
denominatorbottom number
numeratortop number
2/2, 4/4, 6/6a whole
milli1/1000; very small; .001m
centi1/100; small; .01m
kilotimes 1000; very big
acuteless than 90 degrees or a right angle
obtusemore than 90 degree or a right angle
rightan L
straighta half circle; 180 degrees
reflexmore than 180 but less than 360; butt angle
line segmenta beginning and endpoint connected; every side is a line segment
endpointa dot
raya beginning point but no end point
perpendiculartwo lines that cross to make a right angle
parallellines that will never meet
intersectinglines that crossed
right triangleone right angle
obtuse triangleone obtuse angle
acute triangleall acute angles
vertexmiddle point in an angle
<abcthe middle letter is always the vertice
tenths.6
hundredths.67
expanded form3,000+400+20+1
equivalent fractionstwo fractions that are the same
simplest formBoth the numerator and denominator aren't divisible by the same number
mixed number2 and 3/4
improper fraction45/8
16 ouncespound
ton2000 pounds
12 inchesfoot
.440 cents or 40%
volumelengthxwidthxheight; 3D
milliliterone drop from an eye dropper
10^2100
10^31000
base ten systemour place value system is based on this; each place value is 10 times different than the one below it; 10x1= ten's place; 10x10 =hundred's place
Primenumbers that you can only get by multiplying X 1. For example, 2, 7, 13.
Compositecan get the number more than one way. For instance, 6= 2x3 and 6x1
scalene tiangleno equal sides or angles
isosceles2 equal sides and angles
equilateral triangleall sides and angles the same
one tenthfirst number to the right of decimal
one hundredthsecond number to the right of decimal
one thousandththird number to right of decimal
quadrilateralfour sides
parallelogramfour sides and 2 sets of parallel lines
trapezoidfour sides and one set of parallel lines
pentagon5 sides
hexagon6 sides
regular polygonall sides equal
irregular polygonall sides not equal
tenthsfirst number to right of decimal .1
hundredthssecond number to right of decimal .01
thousandthsthird number to right of decimal .001
1.23one AND twenty three hundredths
14.034fourteen AND thirty-four thousandths
561.009five hundred sixty-one AND nine thousandths
symmetrysplit in half
triangleall angles together = 180
quadrilateralall angles together = 360
10^110
10^2100
10^31000
1/2 x 1/3just multiply straight across = 1/6
3 x 1/2just put a 3/1 x 1/2= 3/2
2/4, 3/6, 4/8, 5/10equal 1/2
1/2 +1/3find a common denominator =6
20x400= How many zeroes in answer3
divide by 100lose two place values or move to left
multiply by 1000gain three place values or move to the right
if there isn't a decimal in a numberthen it goes on the end like a period
5/5=one whole



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