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Commutative Property of NUMINO
Multiplication (page 44, Unit 21)
dependent events (page 154, Unit 32)
A property that states the order of integers
does not change the product. The outcome of the 1st event affects the
2nd event.
complementary angles (page 80, Unit 25)
Distributive Property (page 49, Unit 21)
2 angles whose measures add up to 90°.
A property that states the product of a sum
M O P and another number is the same as
Q multiplying each addend by the number and
60 30 then adding the products.
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E
complementary events
equilateral triangle (page 123, Unit 29)
(page 146, Unit 31)
2 events whose probabilities add up to 1. A triangle with three equal sides.
compound event (page 131, Unit 30) experimental probability
An event that occurs when you combine 2 or (page 142, Unit 31)
more simple events in an outcome. The chance of an event happening based on
the actual experiment.
convenience sampling (page 18, Unit 18)
exponent (page 45, Unit 21)
Selecting the most available individuals or
objects in the population to obtain results Exponent is a number written on the upper
quickly. right corner of the base to show the number
of times the base is used as a factor.
coordinate plane (page 110, Unit 28)
24 exponent
A plane that can locate any points with
coordinates. F
corresponding angles (page 82, Unit 25) Fahrenheit (page 22, Unit 19)
Angles that are in corresponding positions. A unit for measuring temperature.
D Fibonacci sequence (page 104, Unit 28)
decagon (page 103, Unit 27) A sequence of numbers in which each
number equals the sum of the 2 previous
A closed figure with ten sides and ten numbers.
angles.
Glossary 169
Multiplication (page 44, Unit 21)
dependent events (page 154, Unit 32)
A property that states the order of integers
does not change the product. The outcome of the 1st event affects the
2nd event.
complementary angles (page 80, Unit 25)
Distributive Property (page 49, Unit 21)
2 angles whose measures add up to 90°.
A property that states the product of a sum
M O P and another number is the same as
Q multiplying each addend by the number and
60 30 then adding the products.
N R
E
complementary events
equilateral triangle (page 123, Unit 29)
(page 146, Unit 31)
2 events whose probabilities add up to 1. A triangle with three equal sides.
compound event (page 131, Unit 30) experimental probability
An event that occurs when you combine 2 or (page 142, Unit 31)
more simple events in an outcome. The chance of an event happening based on
the actual experiment.
convenience sampling (page 18, Unit 18)
exponent (page 45, Unit 21)
Selecting the most available individuals or
objects in the population to obtain results Exponent is a number written on the upper
quickly. right corner of the base to show the number
of times the base is used as a factor.
coordinate plane (page 110, Unit 28)
24 exponent
A plane that can locate any points with
coordinates. F
corresponding angles (page 82, Unit 25) Fahrenheit (page 22, Unit 19)
Angles that are in corresponding positions. A unit for measuring temperature.
D Fibonacci sequence (page 104, Unit 28)
decagon (page 103, Unit 27) A sequence of numbers in which each
number equals the sum of the 2 previous
A closed figure with ten sides and ten numbers.
angles.
Glossary 169
