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        | Two nonzero numbers whose product is 1. (When you flip the fraction) |  
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        The same as the numbers reciprocal. When you multiply a number by it's _________ you get 1. |  
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        | Uses division to compare two quantities. |  
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        | Two ratios that have the same value |  
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        | When the denominator of your rate is 1. |  
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        | A ratio of two quantities measured in different units. |  
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        | An equation that states that two ratios are equal. |  
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        the product of the numerator of one ratio and the denominator of the other ratio. a/b = c/d ; ac=bd |  
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        | Two figures that have the same shape but not necessarily the same size. |  
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        | Sides or angles that have the same position in each shape. |  
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        | Two figures that have the same shape AND size. |  
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        | a two-dimensional drawing that is similar to the object it represents. |  
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        | a three-dimensional model that is similar to the object it represents |  
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        | gives the relationship between the drawing or model's dimensions and the actual drawing. |  
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        | the likelihood that an event will occur |  
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        | The possible results of an experiment |  
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        | an outcome or a collection of outcomes. |  
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        | a ratio whose denominator is 100. |  
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        shows how much a quantity increases or decreases with respect to the original amount. p% = amount of inc. or dec./original amount |  
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        | the new amount is greater than the original amount |  
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        | The new amount is less than the original amount. |  
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        | An increase from the wholesale price of an item to the retail price. |  
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        | A decrease from the original price of an item to the sale price |  
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        | The amount earned or paid for the use of money |  
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        | The amount of money deposited or borrowed |  
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        | Interest that is earned or paid only on the principal |  
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        | The percent of the principal earned or paid per year. |  
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        | When you add the interest earned to the principal amount |  
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        | The interest that is earned on both the principal and any interest previously earned. |  
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        | Every input value has only ONE output value. |  
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        | A test used to check if a relation is a function.  You graph the ordered pairs and see if you hit two dots at the same time with your pencil. |  
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        An ordered pair (x,y) that produces a true statement.  An x and y that work when you plug it back into the equation. |  
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        | The collection of solutions to an equation. |  
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        y = mx + b 
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        Where the graph crosses the x-axis. the point where y = 0 |  
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        Where the graph crosses the y-axis the point where x = 0 |  
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        Rise/Run Rise = the difference between your y-values. Run = the difference between your x-values |  
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        | When you try to find a number that you multiply by itself to get the number. |  
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        a number that is a square of an integer.  When you take the square root of that number you don't have a decimal. |  
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        | A math expression that has a radical in it. |  
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        | Simplified Form for Radicals |  
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        There are no perfect squares under the radical. There are no fractions under the radical. |  
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        | The side that is opposite of the right angle. (The slanted side) |  
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        | The sides of the triangle that make the right angle. |  
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        a^2 + b^2 = c^2
  Use this to find the missing side of a Right Triangle. |  
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        a number that cannot be written as a fraction. It's decimal representation does NOT repeat or end. |  
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