Measurements and Calculations Fundamentals

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Natural Number

A positive whole number without fractions.

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Fraction

A number representing a part of a whole.

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Mixed Number

A whole number combined with a fraction.

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Proper Fraction

Numerator less than denominator.

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Improper Fraction

Numerator greater than or equal to denominator.

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Common Fraction

A fraction expressed as a/b format.

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Decimal Fraction

A fraction with a denominator as a power of ten.

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Percent

Represents a part per hundred, denoted by %.

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Ratio

Comparison of two quantities, expressed as a:b.

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Proportion

Equality of two ratios, expressed as A:B=C:D.

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Significant Figures

Digits that carry meaning contributing to measurement accuracy.

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Exponential Notation

Representation of numbers using powers of ten.

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Coefficient

Number in front of a variable in scientific notation.

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Exponent

Indicates how many times to multiply by ten.

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USC - DOP

Principles governing operations with common fractions.

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Reciprocal

The inverse of a number, 1/x.

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Reducing Fractions

Simplifying fractions to lowest terms.

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Moving Decimal Point

Shifts value by powers of ten.

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Endless Decimal

Decimal that continues infinitely without repeating.

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Final Zeros

Zeros after a decimal point that are significant.

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Zeros as Placeholders

Zeros that do not affect the value of a number.

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Direct Relationship

Proportional relationship where one quantity affects another.

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Inverse Relationship

Relationship where one quantity decreases as another increases.

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Common Fractions to Percent

Divide numerator by denominator, multiply by 100.

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Decimal to Common Fraction

Write numerator over denominator, reduce if needed.