Alexis' Pre-Algebra- Angles, Unit Price, Tax, Interest, PEMDAS, 6 types of #s
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GEOMETRIC RELATIONS... | ********************************************************************
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an angle | rhw measure of the space between 2 rays that meet. Angles are measured in degreese.
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an acute angle | measured less than 90°.
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a right angle | measures exactly 90°. We use a box to show the right angle in it.
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an obtuse angle | measures more than 90° but less than 180°.
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a straight angle | meansures 180° or exactly a half circle.
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a reflex angle | measures more than 180° but less than 360° (1/2 - full circle).
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Rays | sides of the angels.
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Vertex | the meeting point of the rays.
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Complementary angels | 2 angels whose measures add up to 90°.
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Supplementary angels | 2 angels whose measures add up to 180°.
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Adjacent angels | 2 angels that share a ray.
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Linear Pair | 2 angels that are suplementary AND adjacent.
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Vertical angels | Angles opposite of one another when 2 lines intercect. They are congruent.
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Congruent | Having the same shape and size.
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*SHAPES...* | ********************************************************************
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Obtuse triangle | A triangle with 1 obtuse angle.
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Equilateral triangle | Has 3 congruent sides.
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Isosceles triangle | has 2 equal sides
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*SIDES OF A RIGHT TRIANGLE...* | ********************************************************************
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Legs | Sides that make up the right angle.
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Hypotenuse | The side across from the right angle. *Always the longest side of a right triangle.
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*(something important...* | ********************************************************************
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Ratio | A comparison between two values. (ex: with 3 boys and 9 girls: 1:3)
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Proportion | (blank)
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Unit Price | (blank)
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Percent | (blank)
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*SALESTAX...* | ********************************************************************
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What is it? | Money you pay on an item you purchase (sales tax rate: % of tax).
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Where does it go? | Stave gov: roads, schools.
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What is taxed? | Prepared food (restaurant), CDs, DVDs, candy.
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What is NOT taxed? | Food, clothing.
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Tax Formula | tax amount/ticket price= tax rate/100
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Interest | Money charged/paid for the use of money.
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Principal | Original ammount borrowed/deposited.
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Rate | Percent of the interest (writen as a decimal).
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Time | Amount in time (in years) that the money is borrowed/saved.
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*INTEREST...* | ********************************************************************
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Interest | Money charged/paid for the use of money.
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Principal | Original ammount borrowed/deposited.
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Rate | Percent of the interest (writen as a decimal).
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Time | Amount in time (in years) that the money is borrowed/saved.
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Formula | I=p•r•t
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*PEMDAS...* | ********************************************************************
(order to solve a problem based on the sings.)
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P | Parenthesis
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E | Exponentials (power of #)
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MD | Multiplication/Division
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AS | Addition/Subtraction
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Numonic way to remember: | Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally
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*NUMBERS...* | ********************************************************************
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Natural numbers | Counting numbers seen in nature. (N)
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Whole numbers | Natural numbers + 0 (that's it!). (W)
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Intergers | Whole numbers plus their opposites. (Z)
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Rational numbers | All combinations of fractions (positive & negative). (Q)
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Irrational numbers | Any non terminating, non repeating decimal. (O with line on top)
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Real numbers | Every single number.
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*TERMS...* | ********************************************************************
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Term | Number, variable, or product of numbers and variables (terms
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Numerical Term | A term with only numbers
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Variable Term | A term with at least one variable (ex: 5x, -2x, 3xy, xy)
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Combining Like Terms | Focus on the coefficients (the number in the terms). Follow the interger rules to combine them. 2) Then just add them.
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(continued...) | An expression is simplified when all its like terms are combined, and there are no parenthesis left.
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