A mathematical sentence that uses an equals sign =

the ratio of any length in a scale drawing.

the digits in a measurement that carry meaning

Defines the nth term by listing f(1), and adding d to it, defines the nth term by relating it previous terms.

Numerical Expression:

Contains only numbers. Example: 2 + 3 = 5

A drawing that uses a scale to show smaller or larger

Formed by combining two or more simple statements.

Algebraic Expression:

Contains at least one variable. Example x + 3 = 5

Distributive Property:

If a,b,and c are real numbers, then a(b + c) = ab + ac.

Solution of an equation:

A value for the variable that makes the equation true

The difference between consecutive terms is always equal

A statement that compares two expressions that are not equal

An equation that states that two ratios are equal

A list of numbers in a specific order.

The level of detail of a measurement

Equivalent Expressions:

Expressions that are the same, or , equal to each other

Dimensional Analysis:

a method of manipulating unit measures algebraically

Defines the nth term as function of n for any whole number n

The numerical factor of a variable term

A 3D model that uses a scale to represent an object

math phrase that contains operations, numbers & or variables

The closeness of a given measurement to the actual

The difference that is the same, constant between terms

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Domain:
The x values
The z values
The q values
The y values
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Equation:
A mathematical sentence that uses an equals sign =
The level of detail of a measurement
A list of numbers in a specific order.
Defines the nth term as a function of n
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Scale:
A value for the variable that makes the equation true
the digits in a measurement that carry meaning
The closeness of a given measurement or value to the actual
the ratio of any length in a scale drawing.
4
Significant Digits:
Defines the nth term as a function of n for any whole number
defines the nth term by relating it to previous terms
a comparison of two numbers by division
the digits in a measurement that carry meaning
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Recursive rule:
Defines the nth term by listing f(1), and adding d to it
defines the nth term by relating it previous terms.
Defines the nth term of a sequence using f(1) +d(n-1)
The difference between consecutive terms is always equal
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Numerical Expression:
the ratio of any length in a scale drawing.
Contains only numbers. Example: 2 + 3 = 5
a comparison of two numbers by division
An equation that states that two ratios are equal
7
Scale Drawing:
The set of all y-values of a function or relation
the ratio of any length in a scale drawing.
The set of all x values of a relation or function.
A drawing that uses a scale to show smaller or larger
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Compound statement:
Parts of an expression being added
Formed by combining two or more simple statements.
the ratio of two = quantities, each measured in diff. units
The closeness of a given measurement to the actual
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Algebraic Expression:
method of manipulating unit measures algebraically
drawing uses scale to represent an object as small or large
A mathematical sentence that uses an equals sign =
Contains at least one variable. Example x + 3 = 5
10
Distributive Property:
If a,b,and c are real numbers, then a(b + c) = ab + ac.
Contains at least one variable. Example x + 3 = 5
A mathematical phrase that contains operations, numbers
the ratio of two = quantities, measured in different units
11
Solution of an equation:
Every domain value is paired with exactly one range value
a comparison of two numbers by division
A value for the variable that makes the equation true
The set of all first coordinates (or x values) of a relation
12
Arithmetic Sequence:
The difference between consecutive terms is always equal
A value for the variable that makes the equation true
An equation that states that two ratios are equal
The difference that is the same, constant between terms
13
Inequality:
The comparison of two quantities with different units
A mathematical sentence that uses an equals sign =
A statement that compares two expressions that are not equal
if a,b,and c are real numbers, then a(b + c) = ab + ac.
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Proportion:
A 3d model that uses a scale
defines the nth term by relating it to previous terms.
An equation that states that two ratios are equal
The ratio of any length in a scale drawing.
15
Sequence:
A list of numbers in a specific order.
Each element in a sequence
The difference between consecutive terms is always equal
The difference that is the same, constant between terms
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Precision:
The level of detail of a measurement
the digits that carry meaning about the precision
An equation that states that two ratios are equal
The closeness of a given measurement or value to the actual
17
Equivalent Expressions:
the ratio of any length in a scale drawing.
Parts of an expression being added
Expressions that are the same, or , equal to each other
Equations that contain two or more variables.
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Dimensional Analysis:
the digits in a measurement that carry meaning
a method of manipulating unit measures algebraically
The level of detail of a measurement
A mathematical sentence that uses an equals sign =
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Explicit rule:
Defines the nth term as function of n for any whole number n
defines the nth term by relating it to previous terms.
relation where each domain value has one range value
The comparison of two quantities with different units
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Coefficient:
Equations that contain two or more variables.
A value for the variable that makes the equation true
Contains only numbers. Example: 2 + 3 = 5
The numerical factor of a variable term
21
Scale model:
The comparison of two quantities with different units
An equation that states that two ratios are equal
A 3D model that uses a scale to represent an object
The closeness of a given measurement to the actual
22
Expression:
math phrase that contains operations, numbers & or variables
Contains only numbers. Example: 2 + 3 = 5
The numerical factor of a variable term
Equations that contain two or more variables.
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Accuracy:
The comparison of two quantities with different units
The difference that is the same, constant between terms
The closeness of a given measurement to the actual
A list of numbers in a specific order.
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Range:
The y values
The q values
The z values
The x values
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Common difference
a comparison of two numbers by division
The difference that is the same, constant between terms
A value for the variable that makes the equation true
The difference between consecutive terms is always equal

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