Math

• A cubic meter is used to measure the volume of a large object.
• A cubic centimeter is used to measure the volume of a small object.
• The formula for converting cubic centimeter to cubic meter is cm3 divided by 1,000,000.
• The formula for converting cubic meter to cubic centimeter is m3 multiplied by 1,000,000.
• A cube has equal squares, which means the measurement of the sides are all equal.
• A Rectangular Prism has 6 faces that are rectangles with different measurements.
• The formula for a cube is V=s3.
• The formula for a rectangular prism is V=LxWxH.
• The first step for solving word problem involving cube and rectangular prism is "Identify the solid figure".
• The second step for solving word problem involving cube and rectangular prism is "Identify the dimension".
• The third step for solving word problem involving cube and rectangular prism is "Identify the formula".
• The fourth step for solving word problem involving cube and rectangular prism is "Solution".
• The last step for solving word problem involving cube and rectangular prism is "Final Answer".
• The two types of Line graph is called "Single Line Graph" and "Double Line Graph".
• The title offers a short explanation of what is in the graph.
• The Y-axis runs vertically and has numbers for the amount of stuff being measured.
• The data is the most important part of the graph as it contains the information that is being displayed.
• The legend tells what each line represents and is only applicable to Double Line Graph.
• The source tells us where the data was found.
• The X-axis runs horizontally and represents different time periods or name of things being compared.
• The first step to remember when drawing inference is to "Determine the topic of the graph".
• The second step to remember when drawing inference is "Look at the axes(x and y axis)".
• The last step to remember when drawing inference is "Analyze the data in the graph".
• Probability refers to the likelihood or chance of an event occurring.
• The result of an experiment are called outcomes.
• A set of outcomes is called event.
• Experimental Probability is the ratio of the number of times the event happens to the total number of trials.
• We can observe experimental probability by doing trials.
• The formula for finding experimental probability is number of times the event occurred over the the total number of trials.
• The first step for solving word problem involving experimental probability is "What is asked?".
• The second step for solving word problem involving experimental probability is "What are the given?".
• The third step for solving word problem involving experimental probability is "Solution".
• The last step for solving word problem involving experimental probability is "Final Answer".