Reveal - Module 1 - Vocabulary Quizs

Descriptive Modeling

• A method for predicting future outcomes based on historical data.

• A way to mathematically describe real-world situations and the factors that cause them.

• A technique for visualizing data in graphical formats.

• A process for collecting and analyzing qualitative data.

Constant term

• A term that does not contain a variable.

• A term that contains a variable raised to the power of zero.

• A term that is always equal to one.

• A term that can change its value based on the variable.

Coefficient

• The numerical factor of a term.

• A variable in an equation.

• The sum of two terms.

• The product of two numbers.

Base

• In a power, the number being multiplied by itself.

• The result of a multiplication operation.

• A term used to describe the exponent in a power.

• A mathematical operation involving addition.

Evaluate

• To find the value of an expression.

• To simplify an expression without calculating its value.

• To compare two expressions for equality.

• To convert an expression into a different form.

Term

• A number, a variable, or a product or quotient of numbers and variables.

• A fixed value that does not change.

• An equation that shows the relationship between two quantities.

• A symbol used to represent a mathematical operation.

Reciprocals

• Two numbers with a product of 1.

• Two numbers that add up to 1.

• Two numbers that are equal to each other.

• Two numbers that are both negative.

Algebraic expressions

• A mathematical expression that contains at least one variable.

• A numerical expression without any variables.

• An equation that is always true.

• A statement that compares two quantities.

Variable

• A letter used to represent an unspecified number or value.

• A fixed value that does not change.

• A type of data structure in programming.

• A mathematical constant that is always the same.

Additive inverses

• Two numbers with a sum of 0.

• Two numbers that are equal.

• Two numbers that multiply to 1.

• Two numbers that are both positive.