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Math Vocab for Fourth Graders

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in a mathematical sentence, this is a symbol used to represent an unknown number or a number that varies (hint: it is usually represented by a lowercase letter)   variable  
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to rewrite a fraction as an equivalent fraction with a smaller numerator and denominator, (to put a fraction in simplest form)   simplify  
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the difference between the greatest number and the least number in a set   range  
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a solid three-dimensional shape with two identical parallel bases, and all other faces formed by rectangles or parallelograms   prism  
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lines going in the same direction that are always the same distance apart, these never meet or cross   parallel lines  
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the number found by dividing the sum of a set of numbers by the number of addends (this is also known as the AVERAGE)   mean  
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a unit fraction representing one of one hundred equal parts, this is written as 1/100   hundredths  
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the amount of time that passes from the start of an activity to the end   elapsed time  
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used to show position in a coordinate plane or map. An example is (1,3)   coordinates  
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a face of a three-dimensional polyhedron by which the figure is measured or classified (a cylinder or cone has a circular one of these)   base  
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the transformation of a figure by moving it without turning or flipping it in any direction (hint: fancy word for a slide)   translation  
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a triangle with no equal sides (all lengths are different)   scalene  
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the distance from the middle of a circle to any point on the circle (half the diameter)   radius  
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a number greater than 1 that has exactly 2 factors (it only has a factor of 1 and itself)   prime number  
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a number less than 0, but not a fraction or a decimal (it uses a negative sign)   negative integer  
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a triangle with two congruent sides (2 sides are the same length)   isosceles  
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one or more numbers, variables, or numbers and variables, with one or more operations. ex: (12-4) + 3   expression  
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the height, length, or width or a figure or object (The term 3-D is used to describe objects with three of these)   dimension  
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numbers that have three or more factors   composite number  
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a real or imaginary reference line, it can be horizontal or vertical   axis  
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a unit fraction representing one of a thousand equal parts of a whole, it is written 1/1000   thousandth  
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the turning of a figure around a given point   rotation  
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any quarter of a plane divided by an x and y axis (this forms a quarter of a circle)   quadrant  
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the value of a digit as determined by its place in a number, an example of this is the tens place   place value  
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the number that occurs most frequently in a set of data   mode  
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lines that meet at a point, these look like an X   intersecting lines  
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to find the approximate value or measurement of something (you can do this to guess how many marbles are in a jar)   estimate  
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the distance across a circle through its middle, it is the longest chord of a circle   diameter  
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a number divisible by all of the denominators of a set of fractions being considered (the number 30 is this for 1/6 and 1/15)   common denominator  
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an addition and multiplication rule stating that no matter how numbers are grouped, the answer will always be the same (3 + 2 is the same as 2 + 3)   associative property  
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a unit fraction representing one of ten equal parts of a whole, it is written as 1/10   tenth  
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the transformation of a figure by reflecting it over a line, creating a mirror image of the figure (sometimes called a flip)   reflection  
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that chance that a particular outcome will occur   probability  
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lines that lie on the same plane that intersect to form right angles   perpendicular lines  
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the number in the middle of a set of data arranged in order from least to greatest or greatest to least   median  
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a shape that has equal sides   equilateral  
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a number system based on 10   decimal system  
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the distance around a circle   circumference  
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a number to be added to another   addend  
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