Aisd Staar Review

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Rate

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Comparison of 2 numbers by divison

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Ratio

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Comparison of two different quantities by division. Can be written three ways

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Percent

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Ratio comparing numbers out of 100

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Proportion

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an equation showing 2 ratios are equivalent

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Per

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each, one, uno, single,

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Unite Rate

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A rate where the denominator is 1

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Customary

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Units of measure used in America (inch, foot, gallon)

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metric

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Units of measure used in most of the world

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KHDBDCM

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King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk

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equivallent

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equal to

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convert

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to change form

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fraction

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part of a number represented in a numerator and a denominator

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decimal

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relating to or denoting a system of numbers and arithmetic based on the number ten, tenth parts, and powers of ten

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generate

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produce by performing specified mathematical or logical operations on an initial set.

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Independent

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Stands alone and is not changed by other variables. Usually found on the left side of a table.

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Dependent

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A value that is affected by the independent variable. Usually found on the right side of a table

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Quadrant 1

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Found in the top right corner of a coordinate grid. (+,+)

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Quadrant 2

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Found in the top left corner of a coordinate grid. (-,+)

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Quadrant 3

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Found in the bottom left side of a coordinate grid. (-,-)

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Coordinate plane

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It is formed by a horizontal number line, called the x-axis, and a vertical number line, called the y-axis. The two axes intersect at a point called the origin.

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Equation

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contains and equal sign to show balance between the two sides

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Coordinate

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a point on a coordinate plane that has a x coordinate and a y coordinate. (x,y)

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Multiplicative relationship

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It is a relationship where two quantities can be expressed as multiples of each other.It can be generalized as y = ax,

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Additive relationship

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Two quantities can be expressed as related to each other through addition. It can be written as y = x + a, where y is related to x through the addition of a constant, a.

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Expression

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Contains numbers, variables, and operations (-,+,x,/) but no equal sign.

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Commutative

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The order does not matter when multiplying and adding

3+4+5=5+3+4

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Associative

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Grouping of numbers does not matter when multiplying or adding

(6x3)x2=6x(3x2)

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Identity

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A number multiplied by 1, Divided by 1, added 0, or subtracted 0 equals itself.

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Distributive

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multiply a single term and two or more terms inside a set of parentheses.

2(3 + 6)

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Inverse

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in mathematics this term indicates the opposite of something.

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Exponent

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Shows how many times to use that number in a multiplication.

Written as a small number to the right and above the base number.

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Prime Factorization

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Finding which prime numbers multiply together to make the original number.

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Variable

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A letter that represents an unknown number

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Reciprocal

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A fraction that is turned upside down

1/4 turns into 4/1