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| How do you multiply fractions? |
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1.) Multiply the numerator of the first fraction by the numerator of the second fraction.
2.)Multiply the denominator of the first fraction by the denominator of the second fraction.
3.)Simplify the product fraction. |
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| How do you add/subtract fractions? |
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1.)Make the denominators of the first and second fractions the same.
2.)Add/Subtract the numerators but keep the denominators the same. |
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| How do you find the perimeter of something? |
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| Add the measurement of each side together. |
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| What is the Area Formula? |
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| What is the Perimeter Formula? |
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| Perimeter Equals Two Times Length Plus Two Times Width |
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| Area is measured in what kind of units? |
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| Is perimeter measured in units squared? |
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| No, it is measured in single units. |
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| How do you determine if a number is a solution to an equation? |
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1.) Take the number and plug it in for "x".
2.) If the resulting statement is true then the number is the solution of the equation, if not then the number is not the solution of the equation. |
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| The domain cannot have a value that would cause the denominator to equal what number? |
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| How do you find the domain of a variable in an equation? |
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| The domain is all real numbers excluding any numbers that would make the denominator equal zero. |
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| When writing in interval notation infinity is always enclosed by what symbol? |
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| Brackets in interval notation denote that a number is what in a domain? |
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| Parenthesis in interval notation denote that a number is what in a domain? |
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| Brackets are used in interval notation when a number is what? |
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| Included, greater/less than or equal to |
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| Parenthesis are used in interval notation when a number is what? |
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| Not Included, greater than or less than |
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| What is the formula for the circumference of a circle? |
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| If you have the circumference of a circle how do you find the radius? |
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| Circumference/(2*pi)=Radius |
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