Mathamatics from chapter 1 problem solving in algebra making connections
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| What is perimiter? | Perimiter is the distance around a shape.
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| What is area? | Area is the measure of units inside the shape.
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| What is the perimiter of a shape with the sides of 5, 6, 4, and 8? | 23 units you can find this by adding together 5, 6, 4, and 8.
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| compleate the dimond problem with 3 onthe left side and 4 on the other side. | There would be a 12 on the top and a 7 on the bottem. Remember multiply to get the top and add to get the bottem.
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| What directions do a X axies run? | Left to right.
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| What directions do a Y axies run? | Up and down.
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| -7+(-2) | 9.
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| 3+(-4) | -1
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| -2-5 | -7
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| What is an integer? | It is any positive or negative number or zero.
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| If you are running a hot dog stand and some one buys 35 dollers worth of hot dogs and each hot dog costs 2 dollers how many did he buy? | 17.5
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| was the answere for the previous problem an integer why or why not? | No, because 17.5 is not a hole number.
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| What does twice mean? | times 2.
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| what is the sum mean? | To add.
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| What does product mean? | The answere of a multiplacation problem.
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| What does this 3<6 mean? | That means that 3 is less than 6.
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| what does 3>2 mean? | That means that three is greater than two.
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| If figure one has three squares, fig two has five squares and figure three has seven squares how many does figure four and five have? and how does it grow? | Fig 4 has 9 fig 5 has 11 squares. It grows by two evry figure.
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