Basic Arthimetic Flashcards

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1/6 =

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.166

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What does the square root of 3 equal approximately?

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A little more than 1.5

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.166=

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1/6

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5/6=

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.833

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.833=

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5/6

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1/8=

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.125

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.125

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1/8

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3/8=

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.375

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.375=

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3/8

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5/8=

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.625

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.625=

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5/8

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7/8=

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.875

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.875=

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7/8

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12x12

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144

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144

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12x12

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12x11

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132

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132

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12x11

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120

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12x10

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12x10

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120

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108

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12x9

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12x9

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108

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12x8

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96

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96

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12x8

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84

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12x7

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12x7
84
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72
12x6
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12x6
72
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12x5
60
28
60
12x5
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12x4
48
30
48
12x4
31
36
3x12
32
3x12
36
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11^2
121
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Sq root of 121
11
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12 squared
144
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Sq root 144
12
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Sq root 169
13
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13 squared
169
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14 squared
196
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Sq root 196
14
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15 squared
225
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Sq root 225
15
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Perfect squares 10 to 15
100, 121, 144, 169, 196, 225
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13x3
39
45
39/13
3
46
13x4
52
47
52/13
4
48
52/4
13
49
13x5
65
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13x6
78
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13x7
91
52
13x8
104
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117/13
9
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11x10
110
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110/11
10
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11x12
132
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132/11
12
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132/12
11
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143/13
11
60
143/13
11
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11x13
143
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12x13
156
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156/13
12
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Multiples of 1/9 appear as...
1/9=.111 2/9=.222 6/9=.666
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Divisible by 2
Even
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Divisible by 3?
Digits add to a number divisible by 3
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Divisible by 4?
Last two digits are divisible by 4
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Divisible by 5?
Ends in 0 or 5
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Divisible by 6
Divisible by 2 (even) and divisible by 3(all digits add to a number divisible by 3)
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Divisible by 9?
All digits add to a number divisible by 9
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Divisible by 10
Ends in zero
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Do the following produce integers? | Int + Int Int - Int Int)(Int (Int)/(Int)
Integers plus or minus integers always equal integers. Integers multiplied by integers always produce integers. Integers divided by integers do not necessarily produce integers.
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What is a prime number?
It's divisible only by 1 and itself
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Is 0 prime?
No
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Is 1 prime?
No
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Are negatives prime?
No
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What is the smallest prime number?
2
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What are the even prime numbers?
2
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What are linear equations?
Can be mapped on a coordinate grid. No exponents
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If you have n variables, how many distinct equations do you need to solve for the all the variables ?
N equations. Make sure that the equations are distinct and not just multiples of one another
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How do you solve multiple linear equations?
Substitution or combination. Most often you'll need to use combination.
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What are traps on linear equations?
Radicals that indicate both positive and negative roots.
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Describe the steps to solve a linear equation
``` Radicals Eliminate denominators Move all terms to one side Combine like terms Factor if necessary Divide if necessary ```
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What are equations?
Anything with an equal sign. If it's a word problem the word "is" often denotes and equal sign.
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What are inequalities?
The solve for a range of values.
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How do you sole inequalities?
Same as equations but if you multiple or divide by a negative number you reverse the sign. Do not multiple or divide by a variable if you're unsure if it's positive or negative.
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What combinations of decimals will appear in 1/7?
.142857 repeating
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X % written as a fraction is?
X/100
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Percent literally means:
Per 100
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Part/whole x 100 describes what?
A percent.
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X% of y =
Y% of X
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X% of Y=
(X/100)(Y)
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Any number ending in x multiplied by another number ending in x will produce a number ending in x. What numbers is this true for?
0, 1, 5, 6,
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GMAT tests what numbers?
Real numbers! No i / imaginary numbers tested on the exam
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What is the strategy for unusual number property problems?
Start doing something with smaller versions of the number set and look for patterns. EX: if it asks for a pattern in the units digit just focus on that and not the big number.
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Does (even)/(even) produce an even?
Sometimes yes/sometimes no. There are no universal odd/even divisibility rules. Ex: 12/2=6. 12/4=3.
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What are integers?
Whole numbers.
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Do integers include negatives?
Yes
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Do integers include 0?
Yes
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What are digits?
Numbers/Symbols 0 --> 9
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How many digits are there?
10. 0-->9
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Why does distinct mean?
Only appears once
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Is zero positive or negative?
Neither!
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Is zero even or odd?
Even
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Is zero an integer?
Yes
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Is zero a multiple?
Yes, if every number
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Is zero prime?
No
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Describe the digits placement of 284.374
Hundredths/tenths/units.tens/hundredths/thousandths
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(Odd)(odd)=
ODD
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Odd + even
ODD.
111
What combinations of odd/even produce odd numbers?
Only (odd)(odd) and (odd) +/- (even)
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Even x what is even?
Even x anything is EVEN