Math 7 Vocab 2 Mod (24/25)

Discount

• The distance across a circle through the center point
• The distance around a circle
• The increase from what a store pays to the selling price
• A decrease in the original price of the item

Markup

• The increase from what a store pays to the selling price
• A decrease in the original price of the item
• Money paid or earned for the use of money I=prt
• The distance from the center of a circle the edge of the circle

Interest

• The increase from what a store pays to the selling price
• A decrease in the original price of the item
• Money paid or earned for the use of money I=prt
• The distance from the center of a circle the edge of the circle

Biased Sample

• A sample that IS representative of a population
• A sample that IS NOT representative of a population
• The distance around a circle
• The increase from what a store pays to the selling price

Unbiased Sample

• A sample that IS representative of a population
• A sample that IS NOT representative of a population
• The distance around a circle
• The increase from what a store pays to the selling price

Circumference

• A sample that IS representative of a population
• A sample that IS NOT representative of a population
• The distance around a circle
• The increase from what a store pays to the selling price

Diameter

• The distance across a circle through the center point
• The distance around a circle
• The increase from what a store pays to the selling price
• A decrease in the original price of the item

Radius

• The distance across a circle through the center point
• The distance around a circle
• Money paid or earned for the use of money I=prt
• The distance from the center of a circle the edge of the circle

Adjacent Angles

• Angles whose measures have a sum that add up to 180 degrees
• Angles that share a common side and same vertex
• Opposite angles formed by intersecting lines
• Angles that have the same measure

Complementary Angles

• Angles whose measures have a sum that add up to 90 degrees
• Angles whose measures have a sum that add up to 180 degrees
• Angles that share a common side and same vertex
• Opposite angles formed by intersecting lines