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| the number we subtract from |
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| ASSOCIATIVE PTOPERTY OF ADDITTION |
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| ASSOCIATIVE PROPERLY OF MULTIPLICATION |
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| NUMBER WE RAISE TO A POWER |
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| COMMUNITIVE PROPERLY OF ADDITION |
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| A NUMBER THAT HAS MORE THAN 1 FACTOR |
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| COMMUNITIVE PROPERLY OF MULTIPLICATION |
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| A factor that is a prime number. One of the prime numbers that, when multiplied, give the original number |
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| TELLS WHAT POWER WE RAISE A NUMBER TO |
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| THE ANSWER TO A MULTIPLICATION PROBLEM |
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| THE ANSWER TO A DIVISION PROBLEM |
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| THE ANSWER TO A ADDITION PROBLEM |
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| NUMER IN THE RADICAL SIGN |
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DEFINE COMMURITION
PROPERLY OF ADDIDTION |
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| WHERE YOU MOVE THE PERENTHISES WILL STILL BE EQUAL TO BECAUSE THE SUM |
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| DEFINE ASSOCIATIUE PROPERLY |
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| An operation is associative if you can group numbers in any way without changing the answer. It doesn't matter how you combine them, the answer will always be the same. Addition and multiplication are both associative. |
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EXPLAIN WHAT IS WRONG
3+5FEET=8FEET |
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YOU CANNOT ADD A DENOMINATE NUMBER AND AN ALSTRACT NUMBER
IT IS NOT MEANINGFUL |
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| THE NUMBERS WE ARE ADDING TOGETHER |
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| EXPLAINS HOW YOU CAN ONLY ADD MUTIPLY DEIVIDE ECT TWO NUMBER AT A TIME |
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| ANY NATURAL NUMBER RAISED TO THE SECOND POWER IS A PERFECT SQUARE |
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| ADDITIVE IDENTIY PROPERTY |
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| THE NUMBER WE ARE MULTIPLYING |
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PARERTHESIS EXPONERTS MULTIPLY DEIVDE -LEFT TO RIGHT
ADD AND SUBTRACT LEFT TO RIGHT |
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| ZERO PORPERLY OF MULTIPLICATION |
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| ANY NATURAL NUMBER GREATER THEN ONE THE HAS ONLY ONE FACTOR AND ITSELLF |
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