Final Exam Review Flashcards

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1
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A number sentence such as 3 > 4 or -5 > -10

A

inequality

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2
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Examples are -2, 3, and 0

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integers

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3
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A number that is less than 0

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negative number

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4
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A way to describe a relationship between the integers -2 and 2.

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opposites

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5
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a number that is to the right of zero on a horizontal number line.

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positive number

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6
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The least number, other than 0, that is a multiple of 2 or more given numbers.

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Least Common Multiple

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7
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A _____ can be written in the form a/b where a and b are integers and b is not zero.

A

rational number

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8
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To compare and order fractions, the fractions can be written with a _____.

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common denominator

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9
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The _____ is the greatest number by which 2 or more given numbers can be evenly divided.

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greatest common factor

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10
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Describe in your own words what it means for two numbers to be reciprocals or multiplicative inverses.

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Two numbers that, when they are multiplied, equal 1.
(flip the fraction upside down)

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11
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Give an example of two numbers that are reciprocals or multiplicative inverses.

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3 and 1/3rd

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12
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In the problem x / y, x is the _____.

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dividend

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13
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In the problem x / y, y is the _____.

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divisor

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14
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The solution to an addition problem

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sum

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15
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The solution to a subtraction problem

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difference

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16
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Two division expressions that have the same value are _____.

A

equivalent

17
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x / y is an example of a _____.

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ratio

18
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_____ are ratios that name the same comparisons.

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Equivalent ratios

19
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How can a ratio be like a fraction? How can it be different from a fraction?

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Both can be used to compare a part to the whole. Only a ratio can compare a part to another part.

20
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A ratio that compares two quantities with different units is called a _____. If the second quantity in the comparison is one, the comparison is a _____.

A

rate
unit rate

21
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A rate in which two quantities are equal, but use different units, is called a _____.

A

conversion factor

22
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A graph that uses sections of a circle to compare parts to the whole and parts to other parts is called a _____.

A

circle graph

23
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A comparison of two quantities by division is a _____.

A

ratio.

24
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How is a conversion factor like a unit rate? How are they different?

A

Both compare two quantities in different units and both include a quantity that is a single unit. The difference is a unit rate compares teo different quantities and a conversion compares to equal quantities just in different units.

25
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_____ is a ratio that compares a part to a whole of _____.

A

Percent
100

26
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Percents can be written as _____ to the hundredths or as fractions using _____ as the denominator.

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decimals
100

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