Math Vocab
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Line Segment | Part of a line with 2 distinct endpoints |
Line | A ___ goes on in both directions forever |
Radius | Line Segment that joins the center of the circle with any point on the edge of the circle |
Odd | Numbers not easily divisible by 2 |
360 | Number of Degrees in a Circle |
Perpendicular | Lines that meet at a right angle |
Even | Numbers easily divisible by 2 |
Diameter | Line segment that joins two opposite points on the circumference through the center; twice the radius |
Isosceles Triangle | Two equal sides and two equal angles |
Ray | Part of a line that starts at a distinct point and goes in the other direction without end |
Mode | The number that appears most often in a set |
Median | The middle number or average of the two middle numbers of an ordered set |
Congruent | Having the same shape and size; corresponding sides and angles are equal in these figures |
A = pie r 2 | Area of a Circle Formula |
C = 2 pie r | Circumference of a Circle Formula |
Mean | Average |
Bisect | To cut into 2 equal halves |
y2 - y1/ y2 -y1 | Slope formula |
| (x1 + x2/ 2, y1+y2/2) | Midpoint formula |
d = square root{ (x1-x2)2 + (y1-y2)2} | distance formula |
a2 + b2 = c2 | Pythagorean theorem |
First Outer Inner Last | FOIL |
Roots of An Equation | the solutions to the equation |
digits | 0-9 |
tangent | A line that touches the circle at exactly 1 point and is perpendicular to the radius |
positive | Any number greater than zero |
y = mx + b | Formula of a line |
y-intercept | "b" in the equation of a line; the point where a give line crosses the y-axis |
negative | any number less than zero |
multiple | a number that can be divided by another number with no remainder |
remainder | what is left over after division, expressed as an integer |
quotient | the result of division |
factor | any integer that divides with no remainder into another integer |
PEMDAS | Order of operations |
Sum | Addition |
Product | Multiplication |
Difference | Subtraction |
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