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The branch of math that involves expressions with variables.
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To replace the variable with a number and then find the value of the numerical expression
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| When two ore more numbers are multiplied. |
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| When the same factor is used to simplify the notation. |
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| A new branch of mathematics that provides a model of natures design. |
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| A sentence in mathematics that contains an equal sign. |
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An equation that represents a real world problem
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| The number of square units needed to cover its surface. |
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| A four sided figure whose opposite ends are parallel. |
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| A decimal that never ends. |
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| To round each number to the same place value position. |
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| A number that is to be divided by a divisor. |
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| A system of measurement in a decimal form. |
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| The basic unit of length in the metric system. |
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| The basic unit of mass in the metric system. |
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| the basic unit of capacity in the metric system. |
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| GCF (greatest common factor) |
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| The greatest number that is a factor of each number. |
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| A number that can only go into one and itself. |
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