Math alphabet

Math alphabet

by Kameron Stewart

​A is for addition

Addition is putting two numbers into a group. Here is an example if you dont get what I am saying: 5, add 5, gets you ten. Addition can help you with multiplication.

​B is for Billion

Billion is a really, really big number. Bigger than billion, but smaller than trillion. Tell this number from a distance by the 3 commas in it.

​C is for calculator

Math problems? Calculator to the rescue! A calculator can do complex equations.

D is for decimal

​No, it's not a period. A decimal is not a whole number, but is a small peice of a number.

​E is for exponent

The exponent says how many times to use that number in problems and is written at the top right of a number. (Multiplication has filed a lawsuit, exponent is copying him..)

​F is for fraction

​A fraction is a small peice of something, like a pizza. Here is an example if you dont get what im saying: Fraction of a pizza is a slice. Let's say there is seven slices, you want three. Thats 3/7, and thats a fraction

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​F is for fraction

A small peice of a whole. Like a fraction of a cake..

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