Semester 1 Vocabulary Review

Numbers that are in opposite positions on the number line such as 6 and -6

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A decimal number with a digit (or group of digits) that repeat forever

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A number that can be made as a fraction of two integers (an integer itself has no fractional part)

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to calculate the value of

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The sum of a number and its negative (the "additive inverse") is always zero

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the amount that you divide up

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the number we divide by

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the answer when two or more values (factors) are multiplied together

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the answer after we divide one number by another

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repeated addition

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