algebra two chapter 1 mid unit summative

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what is the commutative property?

You can add or multiply real numbers in any order without changing the results

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what is an example of the commutative property?

7+11=11+7

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what is the associative property?

The sum or product of three or more real numbers in any order without changing their result

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what’s an example of the associative property?

(5+3)+7=5+(3+7)

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what is the distributive property?

When you multiply a sum by a number the result is the same whether you multiply each term by the number then add products or add then multiply

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what is an example of the distributive property?

5(2+8)=5(2)+5(8)

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what is the additive identity property?

The sum of a number and zero, the additive identity is the original number

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what is an example of the additive identity property?

3+0 = 3

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what is the definition of the multiplicative identity property?

The product of a number and one, the multiplicative identity is the original number

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what is an example of the multiplicative identity property?

2/3×1 = 2/3

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what is the definition of the additive inverse property?

The sum of a number and its opposite or additive inverse is zero

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what is an example of the additive inverse property?

5+(-5)=0

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what is the definition of the multiplicative inverse property?

The product of a non-0 number and its reciprocal or multiplicative inverse is one

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what is an example of the multiplicative inverse property?

8×1/8=1

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what is a finite interval?

An interval that has two endpoints

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what is an infinite interval?

An interval that is unbounded at one or both ends

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what do brackets mean in interval notation?

That it includes the values

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what do parentheses mean in interval notation?

That it doesn’t include the values

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what is the number under the square root called?

A radicand

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How do you simplify an exponent equation?

No parentheses and no negative exponents

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what letter represents integers?

Z

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what letter represents rational numbers?

Q

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what letter represents irrational numbers?

I

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what letter represents natural numbers?

N

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what letter represents whole numbers?

W