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1. Supplementary Angles
1
2
2.The probability of flipping a coin and
having it land on heads.
3.The probability of rolling a die to an even
number.
4. An example of a rotation
5. A graph of a line with a slope of ½ .
6. A line with a y-intercept of 1
7. A graph of a line with a slope of 2
8. A line with a y intercept of –2
9. A single Obtuse Angle
EXACT
10.An employee is filling out an expense
report using her receipts. Should she use
Exact or Approximate numbers?
11. A company wants to compare their
sales to all of their competitors sales. What
type of graph would be most appropriate
12. A bar Graph
13. Has a mass of about 1 gram
14. Has a mass of about 3 Kg
15. An acute triangle
16. An isosceles triangle
Multiply
17. Next Step solve (x/2) = 5
18. 20 boxes with 10 calc each how many
total
540º
19. Pentagon sum of interior angles
DATA SET:
{1, 5, 3, 9, 9}
1, 3, 5 , 9, 9
20. Shows how to find the median
21. Best for showing growth over time.
22. Line Graph
23. Best for showing break down of a
group
24. Circle Graph
25. Associative Property
DATA SET:
{10, 3, 9,2,5}
10  2  8
High
26. Shows how to find range
Low
27. Obtuse Triangle
28. Scalene triangle
29. Dilation
22º C
30. Comfortable Day
31. Perimeter = 20 units
32. Area = 24 square units
33. Area = 20 sq units 34. P = 24 units
35. Cone
36. Complimentary Angles
DATA SET:
{6, 5, 2, 3}
6523
4
37. Shows how to find mean
38. Single acute angle
39. Sphere
40. Translation
41. Equilateral triangle
15. Acute triangle
42. Parallel lines
5 2  25
43. Commutative
180º
360º
44. Sum of triangles interior angles
33º C
4º C
46. Hot day
45. Sum of a quadrilaterals int angles
47. Cold day
48. Rectangular prism
3x  2  3x  6
x
3
5
9
DATA SET:
{5, 9, 3, 5, 5, 9}
count
|
||| OCCURS
THE MOST
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49. Distributive property
50. Finding mode
51. Reflection
Approximate
a2  b2  c2
52. A person is trying to determine the
number of paper plates, cups, and napkins
he will need for a wedding anniversary.
Should he use EXACT or
APPROXIMATE numbers?
53. Pythagorean theorem