Prime and Composite
Probability
Order of Operations
Vocabulary
Wild Card Review
100

A number whose only factors are 1 and itself. 

Prime

100

The measure of how likely it is that a specific event will happen.  

Probabilty

100

PEMDAS stands for this.

Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction

100

The answer when you add 2 or more numbers. 

Sum

100

Two types of plots. 

Line/Dot Plot

Stem and Leaf Plot

200

A whole number greater than 1 that has more than two factors. 

Composite

200

The complete set of all possible outcomes or results of a random experiment or trial

Sample Space

200

When simplifying an expression using the order of operations we always work this way.

From right to left. 

200

The answer when you subtract two numbers. 

Difference

200

Simplify the expression:

(5 + 5) x 3 / 10 - 3

0

300

A number that is neither prime nor composite.

1

300

 A visual tool that maps out every possible path or combination in a multi-step probability experiment to find the sample space.

 

Tree Diagram


300

In the following expression, what operation do you do first and why?

6 x (9-2) / 7

9-2 because it is in the parenthesis

300

The answer when you multiply two numbers. 

Product

300

Greatest Common Factor of 6 and 12

6

400

23 is an example of a _______number

Prime

400

A mathematical rule used to find the total number of possible outcomes when a task has multiple steps or events. 

Fundamental Counting Principle

400

Simplify this expression. 

(4+5) x (18-9)

81

400

The answer when you divide two numbers. 

Quotient

400

  Prime Factorization for 24

2 x 2 x 2 x 3

500

2,545 is an example of a ________number

Composite

500
  • Appetizers: 2 choices (soup or salad)
  • Main dishes: 3 choices (chicken, beef, or fish)
  • Desserts: 4 choices (cake, ice cream, pie, or pudding)

How would I use the FCP to determine how many possible outcomes?

2x3x4

500

Why do we need the Order of Operations?

We use the order of operations to remove confusion so that everyone calculates the exact same answer for a math problem. 

Without a shared standard, a single math equation could be solved in many different ways and result in completely different numbers. 

500

A combination of numbers, variables, and operations that represents a single value or calculation without an equal sign

Expression 

500

Would a stem and leaf plot of a line plot be better to display the following data? Why?

12, 12, 18, 28, 40, 40, 48, 79, 81, 82

Stem and leaf   

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