Systems & Magnitude Flashcards

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Unit fraction

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A fraction composed of one over any rational number. the inverse of a whole number

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Least common multiple (LCM)

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The smallest number that is a multiple of two or more numbers; the smallest number two or more numbers will divide into evenly

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Decimals fractions

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Fractions with the denominator of 10

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Integers

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The infinite set of positive and negative counting numbers and zero

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Closure property

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The sum of two real numbers is a real number. 

The product of two real numbers is a real number

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Proportion

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A statement that to ratios are equivalent

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Reducing fractions

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Dividing the numerator and denominator by any common factors to put the fraction in lowest terms

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Relatively prime

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Two numbers are relatively prime if they share no common factors

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Prime factor

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A prime number or term that can be multiplied by another to get a number

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Absolute value

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The distance a number is from zero; always a positive number

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Multiplicative Identity Property

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A number that, when multiplied by X, yield X. These are one or forms of one such as X/X

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Bass 10 number system

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Our number system. Each place location for a number has a value that is a power of 10

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Irrational numbers

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Real numbers that cannot be represented exactly. They cannot be shown as a ratio of two integers nor placed on a number line

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Real Numbers

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Numbers that have a specific value

Rational numbers, integers, whole numbers, natural numbers, irrational numbers

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Complex numbers

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A polynomial comprised of a real number and an imaginary number. The real number can be zero and not written

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Fractions

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Usually represent partial numbers

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Whole numbers

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The infinite set of natural numbers and zero

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Factor tree

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A visual process to find the factors of a number

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Distributive property

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And number in front of a group of terms will multiply all terms in the grouping individually

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Greatest common factor GCF / greatest common divisor GCD

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The greatest factor that is common to two or more numbers; the largest number that will divide evenly into two or more numbers

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Additive Identity property

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A number that, when added to any element X in a set, always yields x. Zero itself is sometimes referred to as the additive Identity

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Prime factorization

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The process of writing a number in terms of its prime factors

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Commutative property

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An operation is commutative if changing the order of terms does not change the outcome

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Percentages

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A way to represent part to whole relationships, where the percent is the part out of 100.

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Natural numbers
The set of counting numbers starting at one and increasing by one up to infinity sometimes called “counting numbers”
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Composite numbers
Natural numbers that have numbers that divide into them
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Benchmark fraction
And easily remembered Fraction that can be used to make problems simpler
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Decimal
Numbers less than one displayed using place values and the powers of 10
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Factors
Values that are multiplied to get another number
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Imaginary numbers
Numbers represented by the i, which indicate the square root of a negative number
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Rounding
A number is simplified to its closest multiple of 10, 100, 1000, etc.
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Zero product property
When a real number is multiplied by zero, the result is zero.
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Prime numbers
Natural numbers greater than one that have no numbers that will divide into them without a remainder
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Denominator
The bottom term of a fraction
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Scientific notation
Numbers expressed as the product of a base- 10 number and a number between one and 10
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Exponents
Indicate repeated multiplication and are written above and after the number in question in the form: X^n where n represents the number of times multiplication is repeated
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Radical sign
The symbol used to indicate a root
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Common denominator
When 2 fractions share the same total parts of whatever item or items are being represented
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Identity element
Any number +0 or any number multiplied by one is that number
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Magnitude
The size of a number
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Numerator
The top term of a fraction
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Inverse element
Any number plus it’s opposite or any number multiplied by its inverse is one
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Ratio
A comparison that shows the relative size of two or more values
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Estimating
Rounding numbers or approximating them to quickly perform math operations
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Associative property
And operation is associative if regrouping the terms does not change the outcome