WHOLE NUMBERS AND INTEGERS!
Consist of 0 and all positive numbers without pieces or parts. They are mostly used for counting discrete, real-world objects
What are Whole Numbers?
It is the universal acronym for the mathematical order of operations.
What is PEMDAS?
Expressions with a single term consisting of a number (constant), a variable.
What are Monomials?
The numerical factor of a term containing variables.
What is a coefficient?
Positive times a Positive.
What is Positive?
Consist of negative numbers, zero, and positive numbers. They are ideal for describing opposites like debt and profit, or temperatures below and above zero.
What are Integers?
Things like add, subtract, multiply, divide, squaring, and so on.
What is Operations?
Expressions containing exactly three unlike terms.
What are Trinomials?
The Hidden.
What is the Implied One?
Negative times a Negative.
What is Positive?
Integers extend infinitely in both directions from zero. Moving right increases value, while moving left decreases value.
What is a Number Line?
P.E.M.D.A.S.
What is Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally?
The highest exponent in an expression.
What is The Degree?
A term has no variable.
What is a Constant?
Positive times a Negative.
What is a Negative?
The concept that any number plus its opposite equals zero.
What is Additive Inverse?
How you work out 3 + 6 × 2.
What is Multiplication before Addition?
You can only add or subtract terms if they are identical in their variables and exponents.
What are Like Terms?
Y = mx + b
What is the Slope and Rate of Change of a line?
When using this property, the order of the numbers does not change the result.
What is the Commutative Property?
The distance a number is from zero, written a/X/. Because it represents distance, it is always positive or zero.
What is Absolute Value?
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What is 262,144?
Expressions containing exactly two unlike terms.
What are Binomials?
It can also be decimals, fractions, irrational numbers, or imaginary numbers.
What is a Coefficient?
When using this property, any signed number multiplied by 0 equals exactly 0.
What is The Zero Property?