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square number
- a number
multiplied
by itself
prime Number
- a number that is only
divisible
by 1 and
itself
Odd numbers
- numbers
ending
in
1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Even numbers
- numbers
ending
in
0, 2, 4, 6, 8
Parallel lines
- lines that will never meet
Obtuse angle
- an angle measuring between
90
degrees and
180
Degrees
Acute angle
- an angle measuring under
90
degrees
Right angle
-
90
degrees exactly
Straight lines
add up to
180
degrees
Angles
on a point add up to
360 degrees
Angles
in a
triangle
add up to
180
degrees
area
-
width
x
height
Perimeter
- all sides added together
Square
-
equal
sides
31
is an
odd
number
22
is an
even
number
The
positive
numbers
added together make a positive number
A
negative number
+ a negative number = a negative number (eg
-2
+ -2 = -4)
(
-
+
) = -
(+ +) = +
(- -) = +
Factors
- the numbers that
times
together to make the number (eg factors of
8
=
1 and 8
,
2 and 4
)
Multiples
- if something is found in the
timestables
(eg
16
is a multiple of
8
because 8 x 2 = 16)
To find the
lowest common multiple
- list out the
timestables
and of the numbers provided and the first one that appears in both is the
LCM
Calculating the mean
- all the
numbers
added together,
divided
by the amount.
To Find the
median
- put all the number into
ascending
order and the number in the middle is the median
To find the
mode
- the number that appears in the list the most
Ascending order
-
smallest
to largest
Descending order
- largest to smallest
The
range
- the smallest number in a list taken away from the largest
If x is worth 4, what is 2x?
8
If x is worth 3, what is 4x
12
If x is worth 7, what is 3x
21
If x is worth 3, what is 4x -2
10
(because 4 x 3 = 12, -2 = 10)
If x is worth 6, what is 2x + 3
15
What is 16/x, when x = 2
8
(because 16 divided by 2 = 8)
3(2x + 3)
6x + 9
(because you
times
each number in the bracket by the number outside the bracket)
What is the median in 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
5
What is the range of 4, 7, 9, 12
8 because you
subtract
the smallest (4) from the largest (12)
What is the range of 3, 15, 8, 9
12 (because you subtract the
smallest
number (3) away from the
largest
(15)
What is 3 squared (3 times itself)
9
4 squared
16
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