basta Math

Question 1

Reacurring sequences or arrangements that can be observed in nature, art, and math

Answer 1

Patterns

Question 2

Series of numbers where each number is the sum of the 2 proceedings ones
(Pines cones, petals)

Answer 2

Fibonacci sequence

Question 3

Golden ratio

Answer 3

1.618

Question 4

Complex geometric shapes that exhibit self-similarity of different scales
Created through repetition of a simple pattern equation

Answer 4

Fractals

Question 5

Golden ratio is also known as

Answer 5

Divine proportion

Question 6

Represented by the greek letter phi

Answer 6

Golden ratio

Question 7

Fundamental concept in patterns and number, balanced arrangements of elements that can be divided into equal or mirrored parts

Answer 7

Symmetry

Question 8

Greater than 1 that have no divisor other than 1 and themselves
1,3,5

Answer 8

Prime numbers

Question 9

Triangle arrangement of numbers where each number is the sum of the 2 numbers directly above it

Answer 9

Pascal’s triangle (Blaise Pascal)

Question 10

Logarithmic spiral that expands by a factor of the golden ratio for every quarter turn it make.
(seashell)

Answer 10

Golden Spiral

Question 11

analyze situations, identify patterns, find logical solutions

Answer 11

problem solving

Question 12

finance, economic, statistics, scientific research

Answer 12

Quantitative reasoning

Question 13

concept of like budgeting, solving interest, dept

Answer 13

financial literacy

Question 14

field like law, philosophy, computer science

Answer 14

logical reasoning

Question 15

very fine distinctions among math objects

Answer 15

precise

Question 16

make use of symbols to convey ideas, words into few symbols

Answer 16

concise

Question 17

express ideas that allow solution of even a complex problem doable

Answer 17

powerful

Question 18

an operation used on single terms like squaring a number or cube root

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unary

Question 19

an operation that involves 2 terms (addition, subtraction)

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binary

Question 20

placeholder or symbol of something that has 1 or 2 values, it uses letters

Answer 20

variable (john doe)

Question 21

combining numbers and variables using the different operations of mathematics
x+1, 3xy

Answer 21

expressions

Question 22

similar to expression with an equal sign or an inequality symbol
3x+1 = 4, 2x-y >0

Answer 22

statements

Question 23

all elements in a particular universe of discourse
all, every, each

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universal statement

Question 24

at least ONE but not all
there exist

Answer 24

existential statement

Question 25

form of if-then, cause and effect

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conditional statement

Question 26

universal statement with a condition it assumes that the condition is true for all that is involved

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universal conditional

Question 27

property is true for all objects hen asserts the existence of something

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universal existential

Question 28

existential object and asserts that the object satisfies a certain property for all things some as the objects

Answer 28

existential universal

Question 29

it is well defined collection of objects {1,2,3,4,5}, {a,b,c}

Answer 29

set

Question 30

an object included in a particular set and some call it member

Answer 30

element

Question 31

a method that lists ALL the elements one-by-one, write the element ONLY ONCE

Answer 31

roster method

Question 32

a method that uses a PHRASE to describe the sets some start with the phrase xl meaning x such that

Answer 32

ruler method

Question 33

it refers to the number of element written

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cardinality

Question 34

uncountable

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infinite

Question 35

countable

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finite

Question 36

a set that is only one element A= {1}

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unit set

Question 37

a set with no element B= {}

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empty set or null

Question 38

a set which A and B have exactly the same element A= {1,2,3} B= {3,1,2}

Answer 38

equal set

Question 39

a set where A and B should have the same number of elements A= {1,2,3} and B= {a,b,c}

Answer 39

equivalent set

Question 40

it is like a u but sideways

Answer 40

subset

Question 41

a set itself and empty set

Answer 41

improper set

Question 42

a set that does not contain all elements of the given set

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proper set

Question 43

a set that contains all the elements of the set under consideration (U)

Answer 43

universal set

Question 44

operation: combine ALL the elements

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union

Question 45

operation: take only what is COMMON

Answer 45

intersection

Question 46

operation: REMOVE what is COMMON

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difference

Question 47

operation A' : similar to difference however you are comparing U and A final answer is whatever is in U that is not in A

Answer 47

complement (')

Question 48

relationship between 2 sets of values, where each input value (x) is associated with exactly one output value (y)

Answer 48

functions

Question 49

shows the relationship between the input (x) and the output (y) values y= 2x

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equation representation

Question 50

list different input (x) values and their corresponding output (y) values

Answer 50

table representation

Question 51

x-axis represents the input values y-axis represents the output value

Answer 51

graph representation

Question 52

explain the input and output values using words

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verbal description representation

Question 53

helps us understand how the function behaves for different input values

Answer 53

function evaluation

Question 54

process of combining 2 functions to create a new function (fog)(x)= f(g(x))

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function composition

Question 55

allows us to model complex relationships by building function from simple ones

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function composition

Question 56

it serves to "undo" another function

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inverse

Question 57

a function f that has an inverse

Answer 57

invertible

Question 58

inverse is denoted by

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f^-1

Question 59

statement: the square of each real number is nonnegative

Answer 59

universal statement

Question 60

statement: all dogs are animals

Answer 60

universal statement

Question 60

statement: there exists a prime even number

Answer 60

existential statement

Question 61

statement: there exist a male teacher

Answer 61

existential statement

Question 62

statement: if it rains, then the ground is wet

Answer 62

conditional statement

Question 63

if it's black, then it's not white

Answer 63

conditional statement

Question 64

for all numbers, it is greater than 0 then it is positive

Answer 64

universal conditional

Question 65

every real number has an additive universe

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universal existential

Question 66

for all pots, then there exists a lid

Answer 66

universal existential

Question 67

there is a positive integer that is less than or equal to every positive integer

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existential universal