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What quality of language allows it to make fine distinctions?

Precise

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What quality of language allows long sentences to be expressed in shorter ones?

Concise

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What quality of language allows complex thoughts to be expressed with relative ease?

Powerful

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It is a term that represents a quantity or operation.

Mathematical expression

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It is a term that states a complete mathematical statement using a relation symbol.

Mathematical sentence

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Is “a ÷ b” a mathematical expression or sentence?

Mathematical expression

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Is “a ÷ b ≠ 9” a mathematical expression or sentence?

Mathematical sentence

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What is the convention in mathematics for the order of operations?

PEMDAS

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It is a collection of well-defined objects (elements)

Set

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These are counting numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, ...

Natural numbers (N)

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These are natural numbers including zero: 0, 1, 2, 3, ...

Whole numbers (W)

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These are whole numbers and their opposites: ..., −3, −2, −1, 0, 1, 2, 3,

Integers (Z)

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These are numbers that can be expressed as a fraction of two integers, where the denominator is not zero

Rational numbers (P)

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What are the 2 ways to describe a set?

Roster method and Set builder notation

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Which method describes a set by directly listing its elements?

Roster method

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Which method describes a set by stating a rule or common property of its elements?

Set-builder notation

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It is a set with no elements.

Empty (null) set

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What are the symbols for an empty (null) set?

∅ or { }

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It is a set with one element.

Singleton

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What is an example of a singleton set?

{5}

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It is a set with a limited number of elements

Finite set

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What is an example of a finite set?

{a, b, c}

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It is a set with an unlimited number of elements

Infinite set

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What is an example of an infinite set?

(1, 2, 3, ...}

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These are sets that have the same elements.

Equal set

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What is an example of equal sets?

{1, 2, 3} = {3, 2, 1}

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Does the order of elements matter in equal sets?

No

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These are sets that have the same number of elements

Equivalent sets

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What is an example of equivalent sets?

{a, b, c} and {x, y, z}

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What is the term for a set B in which every element of B is also an element of set A?

Subset

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What symbol denotes that B is a subset of A?

B ⊆ A

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What is the term for the list of all subsets of a set S?

Power set

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What is the notation for the power set of S?

P(S)

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What formula is used to determine the number of subsets of a set?

2ⁿ

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In the formula 2ⁿ, what does n represent?

Number of elements in the set

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What is a set B called if every element of B is in A, but at least one element of A is not in B?

Proper subset

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What symbol denotes that B is a proper subset of A?

B ⊂ A

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What is the set that contains all elements under discussion called?

Universal set

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What is the number of elements in a set called?

Cardinality

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What are the four basic set operations?

Difference, Intersection, Union, Complement

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What is the notation for the cardinality of set A?

n(A)

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What operation combines all elements that are in A or B?

Union (A ∪ B)

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What operation identifies the elements common to both A and B?

Intersection (A ∩ B)

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What operation identifies the elements in A but not in B?

Difference (A − B)

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What operation identifies the elements that are not in A?

Complement (A′)

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What is an ordered pair (x, y) in which x is the domain and y is the range called?

Relation

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In the ordered pair (x, y), what does x represent?

Domain

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In the ordered pair (x, y), what does y represent?

Range

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What are the three ways a relation can be represented?

Table, mapping, graph

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What is a relation in which each element of x is paired with exactly one element of y called?

Function

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What method is used to determine whether a graph represents a function?

Vertical line test

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What is drawn at any part of the graph when using the vertical line test?

A vertical line

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What happens if a vertical line intersects only one point of the graph?

The relation is a function

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What is the combining of functions called?

Composition of functions

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What is a function mapping S × S to S called?

Binary operation

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What do binary operations perform with operands?

Mathematical operations

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What are examples of mathematical operations performed by binary operations?

Addition and subtraction

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What is the notation for the function mapping S × S to S?

*

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What are the five properties of binary operations?

Closure, Commutativity, Associativity, Identity elements, Inverse elements

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Which property ensures that the result of a binary operation remains within the set?

Closure

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Which property means that changing the order of operands does not change the result?

Commutativity

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Which property means that changing the grouping of operands does not change the result?

Associativity

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What is the closure property for addition and multiplication?

x + y ∈ R, Z and xy ∈ R, Z

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What is the commutative property for addition and multiplication?

x + y = y + x and xy = yx

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What is the associative property for addition?

x + (y + z) = (x + y) + z

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What is the associative property for multiplication?

(xy)z = x(yz)

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What are the identity elements for addition and multiplication?

0 for addition; 1 for multiplication

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What is the identity property for addition?

x + 0 = x

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What is the identity property for multiplication?

x · 1 = x

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What is the inverse property for addition?

x + (−x) = 0

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What is the inverse property for multiplication?

x · 1/x = 1

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What is the additive inverse of x?

−x

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What is the multiplicative inverse of x?

1/x