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Math

Algebra

QuestionAnswer
absolute value lines used to show the value of an expression is positive
additive inverse a number that can be added to another to make zero
area BxH
associative property the way terms are grouped does not affect the answer; true for addition and multiplication
base the number on which a place value is built
binomial a expression with two terms
break-even point in a business, the point where revenue and costs are the same
Cartesian coordinate system the X-Y graphing system named for René Descartes
Circle πR2
coefficient the number that is multiplied by the variable
commutative property the order of terms does not affect the answer; true for addition and multiplication
composite numbers may be factored in more than one way; not prime
π 3.14159265359
distributive property a common factor is "distributed" among the terms of an equation
elimination method of solving a simultaneous equation by subtracting
ellipse a stretched circle with two centers or foci
exponent tells how many times a number is multiplied by itself
factor a number that may be multiplied by another to give the desired product
factoring finding the factors of a given number
GCF(Greatest Common Factor) the largest number that will divide evenly into two or more numbers
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