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Math Cards: #1-35

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#1-Standard Notation Just the number as we normally write it.
#2-Expanded Notation Writing a number to show the value of each digit as it's shown of a sum from each place value.
#3-Exponential Notation A shorthanded way of repeated multiplication of the same number.
#4-Scientific Notation A number that's wrote into 2 parts: First, just the digits, next, x10 to the power to put the decimal point where it should be.
#5-Prime Factorization Expressing the product of prime numbers.
#6-Decimal A dot that separates the ones from the tenths.
#7-Whole Numbers Numbers that must be positive and there are no fractional or decimal parts.
#8-Integer Numbers with no fractional parts.
#9-Positive Number A number to the right of zero or greater than zero but can be written as a fraction, terminating, or repeating the decimal.
#10-Negative Number A number to the left of zero or less than zero.
#11-Array A rectangle or square that has columns and rows.
#12-Equivalent A number that's equal in value but in a different way.
#13-Greatest Common Factor (GCF) The number that's the highest and could divide in 2 or more numbers.
#14-Least Common Multiple The number that's the smallest is a multiple of 2 or more numbers.
#15-Multiple Results of multiplying by a whole number.
#16-Exponent A symbol or a number above another symbol or number to raise the power.
#17- Prime Number A number that can divide by 1 and itself.
#18-Composite Number A number that has more than 1 factor pair.
#19-Factor Multiplying together to get another number.
#20-Estimate The calculation of being close to another number.
#21-Front-End Estimation Estimating to the highest place value.
#22-Compatible Numbers Numbers that are close in value that are easy to add, subtract, multiply, and divide.
#23-Round Digits in a number trying to keep its value the same.
#24-Absolute Value Changing the negative number into a positive number itself.
#25-Fractions A number in the form a-b or a/b, where a and b are whole numbers that can compare 2 quantities and can represent division.
#26-Percents A number out of 100.
#27-Numerator The number or variable on top of a fraction.
#28-Denominator The number or variable at the bottom of a fraction.
#29-Sum The answer to an addition problem.
#30-Difference The answer to a subtraction problem.
#31-Least Common Denominator (LCD) Least common multiple of the denominator of a fraction.
#32-Place Value Value of a digit in a number.
#33-Equivalent Fractions Fractions that have different numerator and denominator but have the same value.
#34-Common Denominator 2 fractions that's not zero is a multiple of the denominator of the 2 fractions.
#35-Simplest Form A fraction that has the numerator and the denominator have no common factor except 1.
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