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math vocabs needed to do well on tests
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algebraically
using mathematical procedures that involve symbols or variables to represent values
analyze
make a mathematical examination of parts to determine the nature, proportion, function, interrelationships, and characteristics of the whole
classify
arrange items or concepts in categories according to shared qualities or characteristics
compare
examine the character or qualities of two things by providing characteristics of both that point our their mutual similarities and differences
conclude
make a logical statement based on reasoning and/or evidence
describe
give a written account of a concept
determine
find a solution, to a specified degree, of accuracy, to a problem, by showing appropriate formulas, procedures, and/or calculations
evaluate
find a numerical value or equivalent for an equation, formula, or function
explain
make clear what is not immediately obvious or entirely known, give the cause or reason for; make known in detail
illustrate
make clear by giving an example. the form of the example will be made clear in the question. e.g. a word description, sketch, or diagram
interpret
provide a meaning of something; present information, in a new form that adds meaning to the original meaning
justify
indicate why a conclusion has been stated by providing supporting reasons and/or evidence that form a mathematical argument
model
represent a concept or situation in a concrete or symbolic way
prove
establish the truth or validity of a statement by giving actual evidence or logical argument
sketch
provide a drawing that represents the key features or characteristics of an object or graph
solve
give a solution to a problem
verify
establish , by substation for a particular use or by geometric comparison, the truth of the statement
LCM
the smallest common multiple of all the numbers in the set
GCF
the largest common factor of all the numbers in the set, must go in evenly
Prime number
a number that has two distinct factors; 1 and itself
composite number
has 3 or more factors