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TermDefinition
inequality a mathematical statement that uses an inequality symbol (< or >) to show the relationship between expressions with different values
expression a group of one or more numbers, unknowns, and/or operation symbols that represents a quantity; for example 3 x 4
compare to decide if numbers, amounts, or sizes are greater than, less than, or equal to each other
greater than symbol (>) a symbol used to compare two numbers when the first is greater than the second
less than symbol (<) a symbol used to compare two numbers when the first is less than the second
place value the value of a digit based on its position of a number; for example, the 2 in 3.52 is in the hundredths place and has a value of 2 hundredths or 0.02
multiple any given number times every other number
quotient the answer in a division problem
sum the answer in an addition problem
product the answer in a multiplication problem
divisor the number that is being divided by in a division problem
factors the numbers being multiplied in a multiplication problem
dividend the number that is being divided in a division problem
addends the numbers being added in an addition problem
difference the answer in a subtraction problem
remainder what is left over in a division problem, such as 12/5
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