MATHEMATICS

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NAME DECIMAL PLACES
0.1

TENTHS

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0.01

HUNDREDTHS

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0.001

THOUSANDTHS

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0.0001

TEN THOUSANDTHS

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0.00001

HUNDRED THOUSANDTHS

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0.000001

MILLIONTHS

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0.0000001

TEN MILLIONTHS

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0.00000001

HUNDRED MILLIONTHS

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0.000000001

BILLIONTHS

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Any base to the power of 0 = ?

1
except 0

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22 × 23 

22 × 23 = 22 + 3 = 25

You can add exponents if you are multiplying powers with the same bases.

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3÷ 32

3÷ 32 = 35 – 2 = 33

You can subtract exponents if you are dividing powers with the same bases

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(42)3 

(42)3 = 42 x 3 = 46

You can multiply exponents if you are raising a power to a power with numbers of the same base.

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2-2

When you have a base with a negative exponent, you can make the exponent positive by moving the base to the opposite side of a fraction.

<p></p><p><span><span>When you have a base with a negative exponent, you can make the exponent positive by moving the base to the opposite side of a fraction.</span></span></p>
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PEMDAS

ORDER OF OPERATIONS

Parenthesis

Exponents

Multiplication

Division

Addition

Subtraction

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Whole Numbers:

 Positive counting numbers including zero, or 0, 1, 2, 3…

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Integers: 

Whole numbers plus negative counting numbers, or… -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3…

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Rational Numbers:

 Integers plus fractions and decimals like ½, 0.24, and numbers with repeating patterns like 12.666 and 4.3434.

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Irrational Numbers

Numbers that have no end point and continue without repeating patterns like π or √3.

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<p>Area Formula </p>

Area Formula

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<p>Area Formula</p>

Area Formula

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<p>Area Formula</p>

Area Formula

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<p>Area Formula</p>

Area Formula

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<p>Area Formula&nbsp;</p>

Area Formula 

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Rectangle Perimeter Formula

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Square Perimeter Formula

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Circumference of a circle

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Triangle Perimeter Formula

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Median:

Middle of a set of numbers, when placed in ascending order.

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Mean:

Average of a set of numbers.

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Mode:

Number that appears the most amount of times.

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Range:

Difference between the largest and smallest number.

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C = (F – 32) × 5/9

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F = C × 5/9​ + 32