Pxis

Front 1

when do you use a semi-colon?
1)

Back 1

1) between independent clauses (complete sentences) when the coordinating conjunction has been left out

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when do you use a semi-colon?
2)

Back 2

2) when one or both of the independent clauses contain conjunctive adverbs ("in addition to") or commas,

Front 3

when do you use a colon?

Back 3

1) before a list
2) when second clause explains or defines the first clause, then capitalize 2nd clause if it is a complete sentence
3)before long quotes (over 5 lines) (quote indented)

Front 4

how do you punctuate poems, essays, songs, short stories, and magazine articles?

Back 4

" "

Front 5

Capitalize what?

Back 5

First word in a sentence.
Proper Nouns (specific Person, Place or Thing)
(Spanish lace, Niagara Falls)
compass points for specific region(grew up in the South) but do not capitalize (wind comes from the east)
historical events, months, days, holidays (Revolutionary War, Thanksgiving)

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capitalize what else

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organizations, languages, religious references:
Lions Club, English, Heaven
Special places, items, & Brand Names:
Statue of Liberty, Nobel Peace Prize, Kleenextm
Titles: Rabbi Gold, Dr., Ms.
Parts of correspondence: Dear, Very sincerely

Front 7

what are the counting numbers

Back 7

1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Front 8

what are wh0le numbers?

Back 8

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Front 9

what are integers?

Back 9

...-3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, ....

positive AND neg. wh0le numbers

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what are real numbers?

Back 10

all positive and negative numbers, incl. decimals, fractions NOT ZERO!

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what are cardinal numbers?

Back 11

numbers that tell amount :
there are 12 donuts in the box and 2 toys on the ground

Front 12

Ordinal numbers are?

Back 12

numbers that tell order: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 9th etc;

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exponents

x^1 = ?

Back 13

x^1 = itself

x^1 = x

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exponents

x^0 =

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x^0 = 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Front 15

what is a perfect square?

(in square roots)

Back 15

a # whose square root is a whole number

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in multiplication with integers and negative signs, how do you figure out if the answer is positive or negative?

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if count is odd: negative
if count is even, then # is positive

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what defines prime numbers?

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only has two factors: itself and 1

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what is GCF?

Back 18

greatest common factor

Front 19

what is LCM?

Back 19

least common multiple

Front 20

divisibility tricks:

for 3

Back 20

if digits added together are divisible by 3, it's divisible by three

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divisibility trick:

6

Back 21

if number is DIVISIBLE by 2 AND 3, then it is divisible by 6

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divisibility trick:

9

Back 22

if digits added up are divisible by 9, # is divisible by 9

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divisibility trick:

4

Back 23

if LAST TWO digits are divisible by 4, # is divisible by 4

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divisibility trick:

8

Back 24

if LAST TWO digits are divisible by 8, then # divisible by 8

Front 25

what is 17% of 40? how to figure...?

Back 25

.17 x 40 =

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5 is what percent of 20? how to figure...

Back 26

5 / 20 =

(5 divided by 20)

Front 27

increase or decrease percent problem, how to figure?

Back 27

remember to get increase and add to original,
or get decrease and subtract from original

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improper fraction or mixed number, an example?

Back 28

3/2 (= more than 1)

Front 29

how to add simple fractions?

Back 29

1/4 + 1/4 = 2/4

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how to multiply fractions?

Back 30

numerator x numerator,!
denominator x denominator!

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how to divide fractions?

Back 31

5/9 / 1/9 =

5/9 x 9/1
45/9
= 5

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change 1/3 into a decimal...

Back 32

1 divided by 3

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PROBABILITY:

OR usually means...

Back 33

OR usually means ADD the ratios(fractions)

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PROBABILITY:

AND usually means...

Back 34

AND usually means MULTIPLY the ratios(fractions)

Front 35

what is the MEAN?

Back 35

average

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what is the median?

Back 36

when all numbers are arranged low to high, the middle placement.
1 2 2 3 3 5 6 7 9
the second 3 is the median.
1 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 9
4 and 5 then average,mean it to 4.5 is median

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what is the mode?

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mode is the number that appears most often.
1 2 2 2 3 5 6 7 9 9
mode is 2 (WHAT IS MOD, in style: MOD e)

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permutations/ combinations ?

???????????????HUH? on others?

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3! 3 x 2 x 1
example how many combinations of ABC ...3 ltrs...3x2x1= 6

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what is 1.2 x 10^4

scientific notation

Back 39

12,000

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Acute Angle is?

Back 40

angle less than 90 degrees

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right angle is?

Back 41

angle that is exactly 90 degrees

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OBTUSE angle is ?

Back 42

angle that is MORE than 90 degrees.

Front 43

when one line BISECTS another what is true about the angles involved?

Back 43

opposing angles are equal, AND,
adjacent angles add up to 180 degrees

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Triangle is ?

Back 44

any shape with three sides and three angles.

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TRIANGLE AREA?

Back 45

1/2(base x height)

one half x (Base X Height)

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Triangle perimeter?

Back 46

perimeter = side1 + side2 + side3

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SQUARE is?

Back 47

a four-sided figure with four RIGHT ANGLES and sides of EQUAL LENGTH

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SQUARE area is?

Back 48

side length squared

side^2

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Rectangle is?

Back 49

a four sided figure with four right angles. a square is a rectangle, but but not all rectangles can be squares (equal sides in a square)

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parallelogram is?

Back 50

four sided figure with 2 pairs of sides that are the same length. all rectangles are also parallelograms, but not all parallelograms are rectangles.(rectangles-4 rt angles)

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Triangle perimeter?

Back 51

perimeter = side1 + side2 + side3

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SQUARE is?

Back 52

a four-sided figure with four RIGHT ANGLES and sides of EQUAL LENGTH

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SQUARE area is?

Back 53

side length squared

side^2

Front 54

Rectangle is?

Back 54

a four sided figure with four right angles. a square is a rectangle, but but not all rectangles can be squares (equal sides in a square)

Front 55

parallelogram is?

Back 55

four sided figure with 2 pairs of sides that are the same length. all rectangles are also parallelograms, but not all parallelograms are rectangles.(rectangles-4 rt angles)

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rectangle area is ?

Back 56

rectangle area :
l x w

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rectangle perimeter?

Back 57

rectangle perimeter2l + 2w

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parallelogram area is?

Back 58

parallelogram area:

base x height

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parallelogram perimeter is?

Back 59

2b+2h

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trapezoid area is?

Back 60

trapezoid area is

_______________________

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circle area?

Back 61

Pi r squared

__________

Front 62

circle perimeter?

Back 62

2 Pi r circle perimeter is two pie r (better than one)

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cube is? cube volume? surface area?

Back 63

cube 6 sided figure with sides all same length& all angles are rt angles
volume: s cubed
surface area: 6 s squared

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rectangular prism is?
volume?
surface area?

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6 sided figure where all angles are right angles. All cubes are rect. prisms.
volume: l x w x h
surface area: 2lw + 2lh + 2wh

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sphere volume:

Back 65

sphere volume:

4/3 Pi r cubed

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cone volume?

Back 66

cone volume = 1/3 Pi r squared h

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Cylinder volume?

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cylinder volume:
Pi r squared h

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cylinder surface area?

Back 68

cylinder surface area:

2 pi r (h + r)

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PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM?

Back 69

right triangle:

___________________

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hypotenuse:

Back 70

longest side of a right angle: opposite rt angle.

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milli centi deci *

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deca hecto kilo

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100 celsius = boiling water

in F:

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F boiling water at 212 degrees

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human temp: 98.6
in celsius?

Back 73

celsius body temp: 37

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Freezing point of water in Celsius?

Back 74

0

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freezing point of water in F:

Back 75

32 degrees

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what is F/celsius formula?

Back 76

F = 9/5 C + 32

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formula for slope?

Back 77

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