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Glossary

A C

alternate angle (page 6, Unit 17) capacity (page 115, Unit 29)

The angles that are formed on the opposite The amount a container can hold.
sides when parallel lines cross another line.
categorical data (page 132, Unit 31)
ab
Data that includes groups or choices in a
dc survey.

Angles a and c, and b and d are alternate angles. Commutative Property of Addition

angle (page 2, Unit 17) (page 37, Unit 20)
Commutative Property of Addition states
A figure formed by 2 rays that share an end that the order of the addends does not
point. change the sum.

Associative Property of Addition congruent (page 3, Unit 17)

(page 37, Unit 20) Congruent figures have the same shape and
Associative Property of Addition states that the size.
way addends are grouped does not change the
sum. corresponding angle (page 5, Unit 17)

B The angles that are formed in the matching
positions when parallel lines cross another
bar graph (page 141, Unit 32) line.

A graph used to compare data by categories ab
using bars.
dc
60 France Spain
50 Angles a and d, and b and c are
40 corresponding angles.
30
20 D
10
decimal (page 30, Unit 20)
0
Italy A number that has one or more digits to the
right of the decimal point.
base (geometry) (page 82, Unit 25)
2.4 and 9.272 are decimals.
One side of a 2 dimensional shape that is
used to find the area. One face of a
3 dimensional shape that is used to find the
volume.

base

base

base

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