Integers Flashcards

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integer

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a number that can be written withut a decimal or fractional component

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whole numbers

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inonnegative integers and 0

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properties of 0

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0x any number=0
0/any numb=0
any numb / 0= undefined (not 0) 
square root of 0 is 0
0^2 =0
0 is the only number that is equal to its opposite (0=-0)
0= multiple of all numbers
0 is even number
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properties of 1

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1^2= 1
1 is odd number
1 is not a prime number

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even and odd numbers

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even= a number must be divisible by 2 without leaving a remainder 
units digit= 0,2,4,6,8
can be represented as= 2n
odd=if it's not divisible by 2 
units digit= 1,3,5,7,9
can be represented as 2n-1 or 2n+1
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odd+odd=
even+even=
even+odd=
odd-odd=
even-even=
odd-even=
even-odd=
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odd+odd=even
even+even=even
even+odd=odd
odd-odd=even
even-even=even
odd-even=odd
even-odd=odd
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eveneven
even
odd
oddeven
odd
odd

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eveneven=even
even
odd= even
oddeven= even
odd
odd= odd

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even/odd
odd/odd
even/even

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even/odd=even
odd/odd=odd
even/even=even or odd

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9
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absolute values

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is a distance from zero on a number line (hence both -5 and 5 are on the same distance from 0)

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10
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signed numbers

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another way to refer to a positive or negative number

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11
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+++=

—=

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+

-

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multiplying or dividing two numb with the same sign

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the result (product or quotient) is always positive

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multiplying or dividing two numb with the different sign

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the result (product or quotient) is always negative

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14
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when a nonzero base is raised to an even exponent

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the result will always be positive

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15
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when a nonzero number is raised to an odd exponent

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if the original base is positive the result will be positive

if the original base is negative the result will be negative

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16
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for any positive integers x and y , y is a factor of x if and only

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if x/y is an integer

1<= y<=x –> the factors or divisors

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17
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multiple of a number

x is multiple of y if and only

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is the product of that number with any integer
if x/y is an integer
x is a multiple of 5= x/5 is an integer

18
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Prime Numbers

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any integer greater than 1 that has no factors other than 1 and itself
2 is the only prime number that is even, all the rest are odd

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first 30 prime numbers

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2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47,53,59,61,67,71,73,79,83,89,97

20
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prime factorization

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any composite number (a number that is not prime) can be broken down and expressed as the product of its prime factors

21
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finding the number of factors of a particular number (including both prime and non-prime factors)

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  1. find the prime factorization of a number i.e 2,160 = 2^4 * 3^3 * 5^1
  2. add 1 to the value of each exponent and then multiply these results =(4+1)(3+1)(1+1)= 40
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unique prime factors

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distinct/different prime factors a number contains

i.e 12= 223 and has 2 distinct prime factors

23
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the number of unique prime factors in a number does not change when

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that number is raised to a positive integer exponent

24
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LCM

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smallest positive integer into which all the numbers in set will divide
LCM of 2 and 5= 10

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how to find LCM
1. prime factorization of each integer 2. of any repeated prime factors take the largest one (3^2 and 3^3 choose the 3^3 one) if we are left with two of the same power (3^2 and 3^2) just take that number once 3. of what is left take all the non repeated prime factors 4. multiply together what you found in the steps 2 and 3 = the result is the lcm
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when a set of positive int do not share same p.f. the lcm is calculated by
multiplying those numbers (7,6= 7*6=42)
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GCF (greatest common factor)
is the largest number that will divide evenly into all of the numbers in the set ( 8,12,16= 4)
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finding gcf
prime factorization of all numbers and then multiply the left column only up to the number that divides the entire set
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if the set has no common p.f. the gcf is
1
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if we know the lcm and gcf of two positive int (x and y) we know the product of x and y
i.e we have two +ve int x and y whose value we dont know, by knowing gcf and lcm we can multiply them together and get the product x*y= LCM(x,y)*GCF(x*y) or lcm(x,y)= (X)*(Y)/GCF (x,y) and gcf(x,y)=(x)*(y)/lcm(x,y)
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if we know the lcm of the set we can find all
unique prime factors
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using lcm to solve repeating pattern questions
i.e. light L flashes every 32 sec and light M flashes every 12 sec. if both lights flash together at 8pm, when will be the next time they'll flash together? lcm of 12 and 32= 96 (sec) so it will flash again at 8:01:36pm
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divisibility
x/y= z +(no remainder) x is dividend (numerator), y is a divisor (denominator) and z is quotient (the result)
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two positive int x and y, x/y will yield an int if x is a multiple of y or if y is a factor of x
``` means the result will yield an int y is a factor of x y is a divisor of x y divides into x x is multiple of y x is dividend of y x is divisible by y ```
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if x is divisible by y, then x is also divisible by all of the factors of y
100/20 is an int (=5), the factors of 20 are 1,2,4,5,10,20 -> 100/1, 100/2, 100/4, 100/5, 100/10 will be integers
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divisibility of exponents with the same base
a^3/a^2= a^3-2= a
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if x,a,b=int and x is not 0, in order for a^x/a^y to be an int
x>=y
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if z is divisible by both x and y, then z must be divisible by
the lcm of x and y
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finding a number of multiples are there between two numbers | i.e. numb of multiples of 4 between 12 and 96 inclusive?
last multiple of x in the range - first multiple in the range / x +1 (96-12/4)+1=22
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product of 3 consecutive integer is always divisible by
6
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two consecutive integer will never share the same prime factors what is their gcf
always 1