Scientific notations
What is a scientific notation?
A way of expressing numbers that are too large into one equation.
What are the four types of transformations for The plane with an x and y axis.
translation, rotation, reflection and dilation
What are the 5 types of angle relationships?
What is the formula for a Rectangle/Square?
Length X Width X Height. and also remember, this is not the same for all of the other shapes.
What is the longest part of a triangle called?
The "Hypotenuse"
What is 4 X 103?
4000
What is dilation?
Dilation is the size of the figure. doesn't have a different location or figure.
What is a complementary angle?
and angle that has a sum of 90 degrees (not Fahrenheit or celsius. This is angles)
What is the formula for the volume a sphere?
V = 4/3 π R3
What is the short part of the triangle called?
The "Leg"
What is 4 X 10-3?
.004
What is rotation?
rotation is where you rotate the shape 90 degrees onto the plot next to it.
What is a supplementary angle?
An angle with the sum of 180 degrees
What is the volume of a Cone?
Volume = 1/3 πr²h
L = 2 L2 = 2 H = ?N
H = 2
What is 000.04 X 103?
.00004
What is translation?
A translation is where the figure (or shape) has a different location than the previous one.
What is a Vertical angle?
An angle where they face the opposite direction of each other while intersecting.
What is the volume of the cube?
A=4
B=4
C=4
Volume = 64
What is the formula for pythagorean theorem?
A2 + B2 = √ C2
Why was scientific notation created?
A)It would get too tedious to write a really large number
B) It was done due to laziness
C)to make a system that was easy enough for people who didn't get education back in the day to understand for money reasons.
A) It would get too tedious to write a really large number
What is reflection
Reflection is where you flip the figure or shape.
What is a linear pair?
When to lines intersect to make 180 degress
What is the volume of the following cone:
H = 5 R = 3
103.693
Where did pythagorean theorem come from?
It came from a kid learning shapes and how to make straight things.