Fractions
This type of fraction consists of an integer and a fraction paired together
What is "mixed number?"
You move this direction this many times to convert a number into a percent.
What is "two times to the right?"
When two negative numbers are added to each other, this results in a ______ answer.
What is "negative?"
How would you classify the number 0.33333...?
What is "rational number?"
Rates are also called this...
What are "fractions or ratios?"
What are "division problems?"
Percents in the form of a fraction are always out of this number.
What is "100?"
What sign is the answer to -2+3?
Positive
Absolute value represents the number of spaces a particular number is away from ______.
What is "zero?"
A unit rate always has this number in the denominator.
What is "1?"
You must divide the numerator by the denominator in order to do this.
What is "convert a fraction do a decimal?"
When multiplying a percent to another number, best practice is to convert the percent to a...
What is "decimal?"
This number is the result of combining opposites.
What is "zero?"
Irrational numbers can never be expressed as this...
What are "fractions?"
Do this to a rate to turn it into a unit rate.
What is "divide the numerator by the denominator?"
You have to do this when you divide two fractions by each other.
What is "keep, change, flip?"
What happens to a number when it is multiplied by a number that is greater than 100%?
It gets larger
The expression 5x4 can be re-expressed as...
What is "5+5+5+5" or 4+4+4+4+4?"
Compare 1.2 to 1.111111... using >, <, or =
1.2 > 1.111111...
If Paul buys 5 bags of chips for $20, what information does finding the unit rate give you?
The cost per bag of chips
You always have to make sure this is the same before you add or subtract fractions.
What is "denominator?"
In the word problem, "what is 20% of 50?" what needs to be found?
The part
This allows you to reverse, or undo, subtraction inside an equation.
What is the "addition property of equality?"
Compare
1/4
to
2/3
using <, >, and =
1/4 < 2/3
If a car travels 45 miles in one hour, and you want to find out how many miles the car will travel in four hours, what do you have to do?
Multiply 45 miles to four hours.