Laws/Properties of Math
The identity property of 1 states that whenever we multiply by 1, this happens.
The number stays the same?
When talking about proportional relationships, this is the equation we are using
y=kx
A right triangle will always have this angle.
What is a 90 degree angle?
This group of numbers is also called counting numbers and does not include zero
What are natural numbers?
in the equation x>y, which variable is greater?
what is X
Adding any number by 0 results in the same number, according to this property.
The Identity property of 0?
f(x) is also known as this variable.
What is y?
When talking about scale factor, if a line goes from 3 cm to 1.5 cm, this would be the scale factor.
What is 1/2?
These numbers are 0, negative, and positive whole numbers.
What are integers?
This is the absolute value of -95.
What is 95?
How would I rewrite a(b + c) using the distributive property?
What is ab + ac?
After doing groupings in an equation, this comes next.
What are exponents
a graph contain 2 lines - one with a slope of 1 and one with the slope of 3. This is the steeper line.
The line with the slope of 3.
Pi would be an example of this type of number.
What is irrational?
This would be the equation for a slope of -1 and a y-intercept of 2/3.
y= -1x + 2/3
Which property states that 8n + 5 is the same thing as 5 + 8n?
The Commutative property
The square root symbol is also called this
What is a radical sign?
All triangles add up to this number.
What is 180 degrees?
Although it never ends, a repeating decimal such as 0.33333333333333333....... would be an example of what kind of number?
What is Rational?
This variable means constant
What is k?
Simply put, this law states that the sum of three or more numbers remains the same regardless of how the numbers are grouped.
The Associative law of addition
What is the opposite of 4 squared?
square root of 16
the middle of a coordinate plane is also know as this
the origin
Whole numbers can also be considered this and this.
What are integers and rational numbers?
This is what CUBES stands for
What is circle, underline, box, eliminate and evaluate, and show your work/double check.