A
• Angle of rotation• The amount that a shape can rotate and be the same shape
Bedmas
The order of operations
C
• Circumference• A complete circular arc• The distance from the center to the edge of the circle
D
• Diameter• A line that passes through the middle of the circle from one side to
the other •
Enlargement
• To multiply any number larger than 1• Example 2*2=4 enlargement • Not enlagement 2*0.70
Fraction
• A ratio of numbers • Or a ratio of variables
H
• Hexagon• A polygon with 6 sides
I
• Isoscoles triangle • 2 sides are the same • One side is a different length
K
• Kite• A quadralatteral with 2 pairs of adjeencent sies that are congruent
L
• Linear Equation• A example of one is
O
• Oblique• Tilted line at a vertical angle • Neither vertical nor horizontal
P
• Prism• A solid with parallel congruent bases• The bases must be identical • The lateral faces are all parallelograms • Or rectangles
Reciprocal
• To “divide” a fraction • You flip the second fraction around then multiply
T
• Term• Parts of an expression or series • Separated by + or –
V
• Vertex• Where the 2 rays making up the angle meet
Z
• Zero Pair• Adding or subtracting a positive and negative from each other