Test 9, Pre-Algebra

the final result after substituting the input into an equation

vertical number line

variable that does depend on other variables for its value

Total Outcomes = (outcomes of first event) x ( outcomes of second event) x (etc.)

plot that is a visual representation of a five-number summary

each order in which objects can be arranged

Permutation notation looks like this...

the slope of a vertical line

the measure of center that shows up the most often

the value substituted into an equation

a collection of facts or information

a point's exact location

possible result if an event

An event composed of two or more events

Probabilities will always be between 0 and 1

the sum of the probabilities of all outcomes in a sample space is 1

a slope that goes upward, left to right

numbered gridlines

slope-intercept form

the branch of math in which data is collected and studied

type of graph that uses vertical or horizontal bars to illustrate categorical data

the point where a line crosses an axis

equation for a straight line

likelihood of an event occurring

the branch of math where geometric shapes are studied using the Cartesian plane

the slope of a line that goes downward, left to right

type of graph that uses sectors to relate each category to the whole

type of graph that is used to show how data changes over time

What term describes a relationship between two quantities where one is a constant multiple of the other?

describe the graph of a linear equation

events that cannot occur at the same time

the slope of a horizontal line

the measure of center that is the mathematical average

slope equals run over rise

ordered from least to greatest

the operation used to calculate the probability of an independent compound event (and)

list of all possible outcomes

variable that does not depend on the other variables for its value

a plane with two perpendicular number lines that intersect at a reference point called the origin

the occurrence of one event does not influence the probability of the other event's probability

(0, 0)

4! = (4)(3)(2)(1) is an example of ...

the Cartesian plane is divided into 4 sections called...

horizontal number line

plot that allows exact data values to still be seen

a table with an x column and a y column and at least 3 rows for ordered pairs

group of one or more outcomes

the operation used to calculate the probability of a mutually exclusive event (or)

In the equation y=mx+b, what does the b represent?

an event that includes every other outcome in the sample space

groups data into classes using vertical bars to represent frequency

the measure of center that is the middle data value