Math Vocabulary
Squares - But Not the Shape
Proportionality
Rational Number Operations
Random Math
100
The opposite of a number
What is 'Inverse'?
100
142
What is 196?
100
You can label a graph as proportional or nonproportional. The following would be described as this.
What is 'nonproportional'?
100
-5 + -5
What is -10?
100
What is another word for the mathematical term 'mean'?
What is the 'average'?
200
This is a group surveyed from a population.
What is a 'sample'?
200
sqrt(36
What is 6?
200
These two things identify a graph as being proportional.
What is 'a straight line that passes through the origin'?
200
20 div -4
What is -5?
200
This percent is equivalent to the decimal 0.345.
What is 34.5%?
300
You can solve these equal statements. They must have an equal sign to be called this.
What is an 'Equation'?
300
These side lengths would create the perfect square 121.
What is 11?
300
This letter represents the constant of proportionality.
What is 'k'?
300
6 - - 3
What is 9?
300
This is the population in the following scenario:
A snack food company wanted to see if people in Canada liked their new logo, so they asked 50 shoppers from each province to complete a survey.
What is 'every person in Canada'?
400
These are a pair of angles that have a sum of 180 degrees.
What are 'supplementary angles'?
400
This is the opposite of squaring a number.
What is 'square rooting' or 'taking the square root'?
400
The constant of proportionality in the following equation is this.
y = 5x
5
400
-4 - - 12
What is 8?
400
This is the IQR of the following boxplot.
What is 6?
500
This is a pair of numbers that add to equal zero.
What are 'zero pairs'?
500
This is the exponent in the following expression:
6^2 + 15
What is 2?
500
What is the constant of proportionality in this table?
What is
1/2?
500
4 * (-5) * (-2)
What is 40?
500
This is the inequality that matches this graph.
What is
x>= 2?