Algebra and Complex Numbers

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______ is an item that describe a magnitude or a position

Number

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______ and _______ are the two types of number.

Cardinal numbers and ordinal numbers

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_______ are numbers which allow us to count the object or ideas in a given collection.

Cardinal number

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______ state the position of the individual object sequence.

Ordinal numbers

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______ are symbols or combination of symbols which describes a number.

Numerals

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The most widely used numerals are ______ and the ______

Arabic numerals and roman numerals

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______ were simply the modification of the hindu-arabic number sign and atr written in Arabic digits.

Arabic numerals

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_______ are numbers which are written in latin alphabet.

Roman numerals

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Roman numerals and their equivalent arabic number

I = ______

1

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Roman numerals and their equivalent arabic number

V = ______

5

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Roman numerals and their equivalent arabic number

X = ______

10

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Roman numerals and their equivalent arabic number

L = ______

50

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Roman numerals and their equivalent arabic number

C = ______

100

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Roman numerals and their equivalent arabic number

D = ______

500

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Roman numerals and their equivalent arabic number

M = ______

1000

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_____ to multiply it by 100

Bracket

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_____ to multiply the number by 1000 times

Vinculum (bar above number)

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______ to multiply the number by 1000000 times

Door frame

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______ is a specific symbol or symbols used alone or in combination to denote a number.

Digit

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Two categories for number system: ______ and ______

Real Numbers and Imaginary Numbers

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What are the Real numbers?

  1. _______

  2. _______

  3. _______

  4. _______

  1. Natural numbers

  2. Integers

  3. Rational numbers

  4. irrational numbers

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______ are numbers considered as counting numbers

example: 1, 2, 3, ….

Natural numbers

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_____ are all the natural numbers, the negative of the natural numbers and the number zero.

Integers

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______ are numbers which can be expressed as a quotient (ratio) of two integers.

example: 0.5, 2/3 , -3, 0.333….

Rational numberes

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The term “rational” comes from the word _______

ratio

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_____ are numbers which cannot be expressed as a quotient of two integers.

example : sqrt of 2 , pi , e , …..

Irrational Numbers

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An _____ is denoted as i .

Imaginary number

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Imaginary number

i = ________

Imaginary number

Sqrt of -1

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Imaginary number

i² = ________

Imaginary number

-1

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Imaginary number

i³ = ________

Imaginary number

= -i = - sqrt of -1

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Imaginary number

i^4 = ________

Imaginary number

= 1

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_______ is an expression of both real and imaginary number combined.

Complex numbers

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what is the form of complex number?

Form of Complex Numbers

a + bi

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Complex Numbers

a + bi , if a = 0 , then ______

Pure imaginary number

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Complex Numbers

a + bi , if b = 0 , then ______

Pure real number

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_______ of a real number is the numerical value of the number neglecting the sign.

example. I -5 I = 5

absolute value

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_______ are numbers which are in the form of a/b ,

where a = numerator ; b = denominator

Common fraction

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If the numerator is smaller than the denominator , it is called _______

Proper fraction

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when the numerator is greater than the denominator called ______

Improper fraction

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________ are common fraction with unity for numerator and positive integer for the denominator.

example : 1/5 , 1/25

Unit fraction

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_______ is a number that can be written as product of two or more integers, each greater than 1.

Example: 60 = 2 × 2 × 3 × 5

Composite number

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______ is an integer greater than 1 that is divisible only by 1 and itself. According to the fundamental theorem of arithmetic, “Every positive integer greater than 1 is a prime or can be expressed as a unique product of primes and power of primes

example of prime number : 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, …….

example of unique product of primes : 360 = 2³ . 3² . 5^1

Prime number

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_____ are prime that appear in pair and differ by 2

example : 3 and 5, 11 and 13, 17 and 19 …..

Twin primes

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_______ is an integer number that is equal to the sum of all its possible divisors, except the number itself.

Example: 6, 28, 496 …..

6 = 1 + 2 + 3

Perfect number

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________is an integer number, the sum of all its possible divisor is less than the number itself.

Defective or deficient number

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if the sum of the possible divisors is greater than the number, it is referred to as _______

Abundant number

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________ refers to two integer numbers where each is the sum of all the possible divisors of the other.

Amicable number or friendly numbers

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What is the smallest known amicable number ?

220 and 284

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______ denoted as n!, represents the product of all positive integers from 1 to n.

Factorial

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(n!)(n + 1) = (n +1)!

This is known as ________

Recursion formula

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_________ are digits that define the numerical value of a number.

Significant figures or digits

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What are the two forms of approximations ?

Rounding and truncation

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_______ means replacing the number with another number having the fewer significant decimal .

Example :

3.14159 shall be rounded up to 3.1416

3.12354 shall be rounded down to 3.1235

Rounding

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_____ refers to the dropping of the next digits in order to obtain the degree of accuracy beyond the need.

example :

3.14159 is truncated to 4 decimal as 3.1415

Truncation

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Revolution and its equivalent in units of angle

1 Rev = ________ deg.

360

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Revolution and its equivalent in units of angle

1 Rev = ________ radians

2pi

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Revolution and its equivalent in units of angle

1 Rev = ________ grad

400

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Revolution and its equivalent in units of angle

1 Rev = ________ mils

6400

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Revolution and its equivalent in units of angle

1 Rev = ________ centissimal degree

6400

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Revolution and its equivalent in units of angle

1 Rev = ________ gons

6400

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Temperature

Relation between Celsius and Fahrenheit

deg. Celsius = ________

= 5/9 ( deg F - 32 )

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Temperature

Relation between Celsius and Fahrenheit

deg. Fahrenheit = ________

= 9/5 ( deg. C + 32 )

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Temperature

Relation between Celsius and Kelvin

deg. Kelvin = ________

= deg. C + 273

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Temperature

Relation between Rankine and Fahrenheit

deg. Rankine = ________

= deg. F + 460

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Density of water = ________ kg/ cubic meter

1000

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Density of water = ________ lb / cu.ft

62.4

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Density of water = ________ N/ cubic meter

9810

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Density of water = ________ gram / cc

1

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the symbol ________, which is the ration of the circumference of a circle to its diameter was introduced by william jones in 1706 after the initial letter of the greek word meaning “periphery”.

pi

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_______ is a radical expressing an irrational number. The ____ is described after the index of the radical.

Surd

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_______ contains no rational number and all its terms are surd.

Example: sqrt of 3 + sqrt of 2

Pure surd or entire surd.

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_______contains at least one rational number.

Example: 5 sqrt of 3

MIxed surd.

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_____ is an expression of two terms with at least one term is a surd.

Example : 5 + sqrt of 2

Binomial surd

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_________ is an expression of three terms with at least two of them are surds and cannot be expressed as a single surd, otherwise it will become a binomial surd.

Trinomial surd

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a:x = y:d

a & d = ________

x & y = _________

a & d = extremes

x & y = means

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a:x = a/x

a & a = ________

x & x = _________

a & a = antecedent

x & x = consequent

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_________ refers to the product of several prime numbers occurring in the denominators, each taken with its greatest multiplicity

Least common denominator (LCD)

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______ refers to the smallest integer that is a multiple of each given numbers.

Least common multiple (LCM)

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________ refers to the largest integer which is a factor of each of the given number

Greatest common factor

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_______ is an expression or an equation that contains the variable squared, but not raised to any higher power

Quadratic

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Ax² + Bx + C = 0 , what equation?

Quadratic equation

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Ax² + Bx + C = 0

When B= 0 is known as ______

Pure quadratic equation

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A quadratic equation in x is also known as a _______

Second degree polynomial equation

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X = (-B (+ or -)sqrt of (B² -4AC) ) / 2A

_______ formula

Quadratic formula

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Sqrt of (B² -4AC) is known as the ______

Discriminant

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Sqrt of (B² -4AC) = 0

Therefore : _______

Only one root

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Sqrt of (B² -4AC) = >0

Therefore: ________

Real and unequal

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Sqrt of (B² -4AC) = <0

Therefore:_______

Imaginary and unequal

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Sum of the roots

r1 + r2 = ________

- B/A

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Product of the roots

r1 . r2 =_______

C/A

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______ is an expression containing two terms joined by either + or -

Binomial

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________Gives tne results of raising a binomial expression to a certain power

Binomial theorem

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_________. The coefficient of a binomial expansion can also be conveniently obtained by arranging them in a triangular array or pattern.

Pascal's Triangle

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Coefficient of any term

C= _______

C = (( coeff. Of preceding term(Pt)) ( exponent of x of Pt ) ) / (exponent of y of Pt - 1 )

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r^th term of the binomial expansion

r^th = ________

r^th = nCb (C)^a (D)^b

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_______ or equation with only one variable refers to the exponent of the variable.

Degree of polynomial

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______ a number or variable x to base b , log b x ; is the exponent or b.needed to give x.

Logarithm

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Logarithm comes from greek word “ _____” meaning ratio and ______ meaning number.

Logus

Arithmus

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Logarithm with base e ( log e or ln ) is called ______

Natural or the napierean logarithm

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The logarithm with base 10 is known as _____

Common logarithm or the Briggsian logarithm