To reach a final result based on logical reasoning or calculation.

Evidence is the factual information that supports a mathematical claim.

A combination of numbers, variables, and operations.

A type of equation used to describe a relationship between variables.

A letter or symbol used to represent an unknown or changing value.

A math statement that shows that math expressions are equal.

Referring to terms that are arranged in alternating positions(odd and even)

To subtract or remove a number or element from a set or equation.

The difference between the highest and lowest values in a set of numbers.

The number multiplied by a variable in an algebraic expression.

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Conclude
To reach a final result based on logical reasoning or calculation.
To introduce a new hypothesis or conjecture in a mathematical proof
To begin a new mathematical process or operation.
To make an assumption without sufficient evidence.
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Evidence
Evidence is a type of mathematical formula used to prove a theorem.
Evidence is the factual information that supports a mathematical claim.
Evidence is the process of deriving equations through trial and error.
Evidence refers to the numerical data collected through experimentation.
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Expression
A combination of numbers, variables, and operations.
An equation where two sides are equal.
A method for proving a mathematical statement to be true.
A set of rules for solving problems in algebra.
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Formula
A method used to solve word problems without numbers.
A rule that applies only to geometric shapes, like circles and squares.
A fixed value used in geometry to calculate the area of a triangle.
A type of equation used to describe a relationship between variables.
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Variable
A symbol that represents a constant value in an equation.
A letter or symbol used to represent an unknown or changing value.
A type of mathematical operation like addition or multiplication.
A fixed number that does not change.
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Equation
A statement that two expressions are not equal.
A math statement that shows that math expressions are equal.
A formula used to calculate the area of a shape.
A type of operation that combines numbers to give a result.
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Alternate
Numbers or terms that appear in a regular, predictable pattern.
Referring to terms that are arranged in alternating positions(odd and even)
A process of repeating steps in a cycle.
A method of solving problems using inverse operations.
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Omit
To subtract or remove a number or element from a set or equation.
To add or include a number or element in a set or equation.
To multiply a number by zero in a calculation.
To divide a number by one in a calculation.
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Contrast
The difference between the highest and lowest values in a set of numbers.
A measure of how similar two or more mathematical objects are.
A statistical term used to describe the ratio between the mean and the mode
The relationship between 2 numbers that shows how they differ in form.
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Coefficient
The sum of all the variables in an equation.
The number multiplied by a variable in an algebraic expression.
The constant value added to a variable in an algebraic expression.
The highest power of a variable in a polynomial expression.

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