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• Mathematical Language 


  The system used to communicate mathematical ideas. It is precise, concise, powerful, clear and objective.
• Variable 


  Quantity that may change within the context of a mathematical problem.
• Constant 


  A quantity with fixed value
• Term


  Consist of variable or constant or both
• Polynomial 


  Mathematical expressions that consists of one or more term. It may be monomial, binomial, trinomial
• Mathematical Expressions 


  Consists of terms separated by either plus or minus sign
• Mathematical Sentence 


  Combines two mathematical expressions using a comparison operator

  • May be an equality or inequality
• Mathematical Equation 


  Two mathematical expressions that are equal
• Universal Statement 


  says that a certain property is true for ALL elements in a set (EVERY, EACH)
• CONDITIONAL STATEMENT 


  says that if one thing is true, then some other thing also has to be true (IF, THEN)
• EXISTENTIAL STATEMENT 


  says that given a property that may or may not be true, there is at least one thing for which the property is true (THERE, EXIST)
• ADDITION

  • Plus
  • The sum of
  • Increased by
  • Total
  • Added to
  • More than
• SUBTRACTION

  • Minus
  • The difference of
  • Decreased by
  • Subtracted from
  • Less than
• MULTIPLICATION

  • Multiplied by
  • The product of
  • Times
  • Twice
  • ( )
  • *
• DIVISION

  • Divided by
  • The quotient of
  • Per
  • Ratio
  • Fraction
• X 


  A number
• =


  it means is or yields
• LEONARDO PISANO BOGOLLO


  lived between 1170 and 1250 in Italy his nickname is "Fibonacci" means "Son of Fibonacci"
• Fibonacci Sequence 


  Each number in the sequence is the sum of the two numbers which precede it.
• Golden Spiral


  Is a logarithmic spiral whose growth factor is the golden ratio
• Set


  Is a well defined collection of distinct objects
• Roster Method 


  Elements in the given set are listed, enumerated, separated by a comma inside a pair of braces
• Descriptive Method 


  Is used to represent any element of the given set
• Finite 


  The element of set is countable
• Infinite (...)


  The element of set is uncountable
• Equal (=)


  Same element
• Equivalent (~)


  Same number of element
• Joint 


  Have at least one common element
• Disjoint 


  Have no common element
• Empty Set { }


  Has no element
• Universal Set 


  Totality/total of all sets involve
• SUBSET 


  Is a set every element of which can found on a bigger set
• UNION (U)


  Combine/combining all of the elements
• INTERSECTION 


  getting the common element
• Difference 


  Subtracted the same element
• COMPLIMENT 


  aalisin yung element sa mismong Universal Set