Mathematical Language

1. The following are characteristics of mathematical language EXCEPT:

• A. Precise

• B. Concise

• C. Conventional

• D. Powerful

• A. Union

• B. Intersection

• C. Element

• D. Subset

• A. Intersection

• B. Subset

• C. Element

• D. Ellipses

• A. Disjunction

• B. Implies

• C. Conjunction

• D. Therefore

• A. Disjunction

• B. If and only if

• C. If-then statement

• D. Negation

• A. Such that

• B. Empty

• C. Binary Operation

• D. Composition

7. The numbers 1,2,3,4,5,... are called?

• A. Whole numbers

• B. Integers

• C. Natural Numbers

• D. Rational Numbers

8. The numbers ... -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3,... are called?

• A. Rational Numbers

• B. Irrational Numbers

• C. Whole Numbers

• D. Integers

9. What does the capital letter Z represent?

• A. Rational Numbers

• C. Irrational Numbers

• C. Whole Numbers

• D. Integers

10. The does the capital letter Q represent?

• A. Rational Numbers

• B. Irrational Numbers

• C. Natural Numbers

• D. Complex Numbers