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116 Cards in this Set
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Digit |
Any number 1 through 9 and 0 |
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Place Value |
The value of the position of a digit in a number |
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Product |
The answer to a multiplication problem |
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Dividend |
The number being divided |
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Divisor |
The number by which the dividend is divided |
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Quotient
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The answer to a division problem |
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Remainder |
The portion of the dividend that is not evenly divisible by the divisor |
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Decimal |
Pertains to the tenths or to the number 10 |
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Place Value |
The value of the position of a digit in a number |
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Multiplication of Decimals |
Move the decimal point the number of places to the left as there are in the numbers being multiplied |
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Division of Decimals |
Move decimals over in both the divisor and dividend to create whole numbers, then divide |
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Fraction |
A way to express a part in relation to the total |
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Numerator |
The top number in a fraction |
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Denominator |
The bottom number in a fraction |
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Fraction Bar |
The line between the numerator and denominator; another symbol for division |
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Factor |
A number that divides evenly into another number |
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Least Common Denominator |
The smallest multiple that two numbers share |
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Improper Fraction |
A fraction where the numerator is larger than the denominator |
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Proper Fraction |
A fraction where the denominator is larger than the numerator |
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Common Denominator |
Two or more fractions having the same denominator |
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Reciprocals |
Pairs of numbers that equal 1 when multiplied together |
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Terminating Decimal |
A decimal that is not continuous |
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Turning an Improper Fraction into a Mixed Number |
The numerator goes in the "box" an the denominator stays out and divide; the number that it divides into becomes the whole number, the remainder becomes the numerator, and the denominator stays the same. |
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Addition of Fractions with Unlike Denominators |
1. Find the LCD of each denominator
2. If the denominator is changed, the numerator must also be changed by the same number by multiplying the numerator and denominator by the same number 3. Add the numerators together, and keep the common denominator 4. Reduce the fraction if necessary |
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Addition of Mixed Numbers |
1. Leave the whole number alone and focus solely on the fraction 2. Find the least common denominator of the fractions 3. If the denominator is changed, the numerator must also be changed by the same number by multiplying the numerator and denominator by the same number 4. Bring back the whole numbers to their designated fraction 5. Add together the whole numbers 6. Add together the numerators and keep the common denominator 7. Reduce the fraction if necessary |
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Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators |
1. Find the LCD of the fractions 2. If the denominator is changed, the numerator must also be changed by the same number by multiplying the numerator and denominator by the same number 3. Subtract the numerators and keep the denominators the same 4. Reduce the fraction if necessary |
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Multiplication of Fractions |
1. Multiply the numerators together 2. Multiply the denominators together 3. Reduce the fraction if necessary |
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Division of Fractions |
1. Write the inverse of the second fraction 2. Multiply the numerators 3. Multiply the denominators (do not find LCD) 4. Reduce the fraction if necessary |
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Ratio |
A relationship between two numbers |
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Proportion |
Two ratios that have equal values |
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Ways to write Ratios |
1. a/b 2. a:b 3. a to b |
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Ways to write Proportions |
1. a/b = c/d 2. a : b :: c : d |
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Percent |
Per hundred (part per hundred) |
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Percent Formula |
Part/Whole = %/100 |
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1/2 as a Decimal |
0.50 |
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1/2 as a Percent |
50% |
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1/4 as a Decimal |
0.25 |
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1/4 as a Percent |
25% |
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3/4 as a Decimal |
0.75 |
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3/4 as a Percent |
75% |
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1/5 as a Decimal |
0.20 |
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1/5 as a Percent |
20% |
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2/5 as a Decimal |
0.40 |
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2/5 as a Percent |
40% |
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3/5 as a Decimal |
0.60 |
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3/5 as a Percent |
60% |
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4/5 as a Decimal |
0.80 |
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4/5 as a Percent |
80% |
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1/8 as a Decimal |
0.125 |
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1/8 as a Percent |
12.5% |
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3/8 as a Decimal |
0.375 |
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3/8 as a Percent |
37.5% |
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5/8 as a Decimal |
0.625 |
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5/8 as a Percent |
62.5% |
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7/8 as a Decimal |
0.875 |
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7/8 as a Percent |
87.5% |
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1/3 as a Decimal |
0.333... |
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1/3 as a Percent |
33.3% |
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2/3 as a Decimal |
0.666... |
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2/3 as a Percent |
66.6% |
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12:00 AM (Midnight) in Military Time |
0000 |
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1:00 AM in Military Time |
0100 |
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2:00 AM in Military Time |
0200 |
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3:00 AM in Military Time |
0300 |
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4:00 AM in Military Time |
0400 |
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5:00 AM in Military Time |
0500 |
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6:00 AM in Military Time |
0600 |
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7:00 AM in Military Time |
0700 |
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8:00 AM in Military Time |
0800 |
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9:00 AM in Military Time |
0900 |
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10:00 AM in Military Time |
1000 |
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11:00 AM in Military Time |
1100 |
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12:00 PM (Noon) in Military Time |
1200 |
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1:00 PM in Military Time |
1300 |
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2:00 PM in Military Time |
1400 |
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3:00 PM in Military Time |
1500 |
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4:00 PM in Military Time |
1600 |
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5:00 PM in Military Time |
1700 |
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6:00 PM in Military Time |
1800 |
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7:00 PM in Military Time |
1900 |
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8:00 PM in Military Time |
2000 |
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9:00 PM in Military Time |
2100 |
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10:00 PM in Military Time |
2200 |
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11:00 PM in Military Time |
2300 |
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Variable |
A letter representing an unknown quantity |
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Constant |
A number that cannot change |
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Expression |
A mathematical sentence containing constants and cariables |
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Exponent |
A number or symbol placed above and after another number or symbol (a superscript or subscript), indicating the number of times to multiply |
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Roman Numeral I |
1 |
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Roman Numeral II |
2 |
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Roman Numeral III |
3 |
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Roman Numeral IV |
4 |
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Roman Numeral V |
5 |
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Roman Numeral VI |
6 |
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Roman Numeral VII |
7 |
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Roman Numeral VIII |
8 |
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Roman Numeral IX |
9 |
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Roman Numeral X |
10 |
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Roman Numeral XI |
11 |
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Roman Numeral XX |
20 |
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Roman Numeral XXX |
30 |
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Roman Numeral XL |
40 |
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Roman Numeral L |
50 |
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Roman Numeral LX |
60 |
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Roman Numeral LXX |
70 |
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Roman Numeral LXXX |
80 |
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Roman Numeral XC |
90 |
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Roman Numeral C |
100 |
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Roman Numeral D |
500 |
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Roman Numeral M |
1,000 |
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Roman Numeral V (line) |
5,000 |
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Roman Numeral X (line) |
10,000 |
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Roman Numeral L (line) |
50,000 |
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Roman Numeral C (line) |
100,000 |
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Roman Numeral D (line) |
500,000 |
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Roman Numeral M (line) |
1,000,000 |