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Math Chapter 1 Part 2 study set
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Three times the difference of a number a 7 is 18
3(N-7)=18
Five times the sum of a number and 6 is 48
5(N+6)=48
|21|
21
|-11|-|-5|
6
(8-5)’3’-|5’2’-4’3’|÷3
14
Integers are closed under multiplication
True
11 squared
121
12 squared
144
13 squared
169
14 squared
196
15 squared
225
16 squared
256
25 squared
625
6 CUBED
216
are all real numbers rational?
nope
can a number be irrational AND an integer?
hah no.
Is Kate a nice person
Yup.
what is a number that isn’t rational?
PIE
which is false?
all real numbers a rational
ROUND TO NEAREST INTEGER: square root of 16.8
4
rational or irrational? -121
rational
ROUND TO NEAREST INTEgeR: 81.49
lowkey 9
|12-a|+5 (a=-3)
14!
every integer is a whole number
FALSE!!!!
x+y=y+x
comm.+
6k(squared)+6k+k(squared)+9k
7k(squared)+15k
2[5-(15÷3)]
0
(22×3)+4=66+4
subst.
.5×2=1
inv.×
-2+2=0
Inv.+
(6+2)+4=8+4
subst.
the square of the sum of (a) and (b) is equal to (C)
(a+b)squared=c
double the quantity of the sum of 6 and (n) is the same as the cube of (m)
2(6+n)=M(cubed)
area of: width= 11 length= 3x+2
A=33x+22
which property of addition does 8+0=8 illustrate?
identity property
Which equation shows the multiplicative inverse of a number?
ax(1/a)=1
our test is on September 11th
true
I accidentally added an extra card. click the oops button
oops