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Glossary Number of BooksB

A bar graph (page 5, Unit 17) June

absolute value (page 26, Unit 19) A graph used to compare data by categories May
using bars. April
The distance of an integer from the origin. MFeabrcruhary
Number of Books ReadJanuary
addend (page 58, Unit 22)
7
A number that is added in an addition 6
sentence. 5
4
adjacent angles (page 80, Unit 25) 3
2
Angles that are formed side by side and 1
have a common vertex and ray. 0

J Month
H
base (arithmetic) (page 45, Unit 21)
IK
Base is a number that is used as a repeated
alternate exterior angles factor.

(page 82, Unit 25) 24
Exterior angles that are on the opposite
sides of the transversal. base

alternate interior angles biased sample (page 17, Unit 18)

(page 82, Unit 25) A sample in which certain groups from the
Interior angles that are on the opposite sides population are not represented by the
of the transversal. sample.

Associative Property of Addition bisect (page 94, Unit 26)

(page 37, Unit 20) To divide into 2 congruent parts.
A property that states the ways of grouping
integers do not change the sum. C

Associative Property of combination (page 136, Unit 30)
Multiplication (page 44, Unit 21)
A selection of items in which the order of the
A property that states the grouping of items is not important.
integers does not change the product.
Commutative Property of Addition
axes of coordinates (page 110, Unit 28)
(page 37, Unit 20)
The horizontal line(x-axis) and the vertical A property that states the order of adding
line(y-axis) on a coordinate plane. integers does not change the sum.

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