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U5-6 Vocab Test (25-26)
By JENNIFER HAMLIN
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Type the correct term for each definition. Make sure you spell it correctly!
Type the correct term for each definition. Make sure you spell it correctly!
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Mathematical phrase that consists of number, variables and operators
Exponent
Expression
Eagles
Equation
A term that contains only numbers.
Constant
Expression
Equation
Cowboys
The factor that gets multiplied repeatedly.
Exponent
Cheifs
Constant
Base
A letter that represents an unknown value.
Variable
Constant
Base
Packers
Mathematical phrase that consists of numbers, variables, operations and an equal sign.
Expression
Equation
Base
Bills
Can be combined if they have the same variable and exponent.
Expression
Ravens
Like Terms
Exponent
Rule for simplifying expressions in a correct step-by-step order
Patriots
Like Terms
Order of Operations
Exponent
show relationship between two expressions that are not equal
Equation
Inequality
Patriots
Order of Operations
the expression of a number as a product of its prime factors.
Equation
Prime Factorization
Inequality
Dolphins
the number of times the base is used as a factor.
Base
Exponent
Jaguars
Prime Factorization
the number part of a term with variables.
Constant
Coeffecient
Variable
49ers
numbers can be grouped in any order when adding/multiplying:
1+(2+3) = (2+3)+1
1+2=2+1
1+(2+3) = (1+2)+3
1+(2+3) = (1+2+3)
Associative Property
numbers can be added or multiplied in any order:
1+(2+3) = (1+2+3)
1+(2+3) = (1+2)+3
1+2=2+1
1+(2+3) = (2+3)+1
Communitive Property
The product of a sum is equal to the sum of each product.
1+(2+3) = (2+3)+1
1x2=2x1
1(2+3) = (1x2x3)
1(2+3) = (1x2)+(1x3)
Distributive Property