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The Complete Handbook of Maths Terms by Jack Bana, Linda Marshall, et all 2006-05-01
HYPERBOLE MATHS TERM.S SPEC.06 -EL. by Denise Courbon Joel Malaval, 2006-04-26
Maths Programme: Year 2 Autumn Term Workbook (Folens Maths Programme)
Formula One Maths: Medium Term Assessment Resource Web-Based Version Year 8: Medium Term Assessment Resource Web-Based Version Year 8: Medium Term Assessment Resource Web-Based Version Year 8 by Brian Seager, Mark Patmore, 2003-07-31
Maths Programme: Year 1 Autumn Term Workbook (Folens Maths Programme)
HYPERBOLE MATHS TERM.S OBLIG.SPEC.-PROF by Claire Tardy, Chantal Demetz, Michel Gonnard Jean-Marc Lecole, 2006-10-02
Maths Programme: Year 2 - Summer Term Workbook
Maths Programme: Year 2 - Spring Term Workbook
Oxford Maths Zone: Shared Activity Book Year 2, term 1
Oxford Maths Zone: Big Book Year R, Term 1
Oxford Maths Zone: Big Book Year 2, Term 2
Oxford Maths Zone: Lesson Plans Year 2, Term 2
Oxford Maths Zone: Big Book Year 2, term 1
Maths Programme: Year 2 - Spring Term Workbook (Folens Maths Programme S.) by Ann Bunce, 2002-10-28

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Student Notes-Glossary
Translate this page combining like terms/combinación de términos semejantes - Combinar términos degree of a term/grado de un término - El grado de un término con una
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Extractions: (pi) A absolute value/valor absoluto addition property of equations/propiedad aditiva de las ecuaciones additive inverse/inverso aditivo amount/cantidad - La cantidad en un problema de por ciento es la parte que se comparad con el entero. antilogarithm/antilogaritmo ; pies cuadrados (ps. ); yardas cuadradas (yd. ); y metros cuadrados (m - las ramificaciones de un a hiperbola se aproximan a dos rectas que se interrecan en el centro. A estas linear se les llama asintotas. B [Go to Top] base/base binomial/binomio borrowing/pedir prestado C [Go to Top] carrying/llevar Celcius/Celsius center/centro circumference/circunferencia coefficient/coeficiente complex fraction/fracciones complejas a bi , donde a y b y u o compounding/compuesto conjugate/conjugado - El conjugado de a bi es a bi consistent system/sistema consistente - Un sistema de ecuaciones con una solucion es un sistema consistente. constant/constante coordinate/coordenada coordinate system/sistema de coordenadas - Un eje de x y un eje de y a angulos rectas forman un sistema de coordenadas. coordinates/coordenadas cost per unit/costo por unidad cross products/productos cruzados D [Go to Top] decimal places/lugares decimales decimal point/punto decimal decimals/decimales degrees/grados degree of a polynomial/grado de un polinomio denominator/denominador dependent equations/ecuaciones dependientes - Las ecuaciones de un sistema que tienen las mismas graficas (porque son formas diferentes de las mismas ecuaciones) se llaman ecuaciones dependientes.
Earliest Known Uses Of Some Of The Words Of Mathematics
Shows who coined a wide variety of commonly used terms. Organized by first letter.
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Extractions: Earliest Known Uses of Some of the Words of Mathematics LEFT TO RIGHT: James Joseph Sylvester, who introduced the words matrix, discriminant, invariant, totient, and Jacobian; Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, who introduced the words variable, constant, function, abscissa, parameter, coordinate and perhaps derivative; who introduced the terms real number and imaginary number; Sir William Rowan Hamilton, who introduced the terms vector, scalar, tensor, associative, and quaternion; and John Wallis, who introduced the terms induction, interpolation, continued fraction, mantissa, and hypergeometric series. A B C D ... Sources These pages attempt to show the first uses of various words used in mathematics. Research for these pages is ongoing, and a citation should not be assumed to be the earliest use unless it is indicated as such. These pages are maintained by Jeff Miller Please see also Earliest Uses of Various Mathematical Symbols and Images of Mathematicians on Postage Stamps "Perhaps I may without immodesty lay claim to the appellation of Mathematical Adam
Allmath.com - Math Site For Kids! Home Of Flashcards, Math
free flashcards for math students everywhere. Learn addition, subtraction,multiplication and division with our free, easy to use arithmetic flash cards.
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Mathematics Glossary - Middle Years
Select the first letter of the term that you wish to look for. a polynomialconsisting of two terms. eg 3x2 8. bisector of an angle
http://mathcentral.uregina.ca/RR/glossary/middle/

Extractions: Curriculum and Instruction Note: The definitions included here are those that are used in the Saskatchewan Education document "Mathematics 6-9: A Curriculum Guide for the Middle Level". Various mathematics dictionaries may have different definitions. These definitions are designed to be meaningful to middle level mathematics teachers. abscissa acute angle acute triangle additive inverses adjacent angles algorithm alternate angles - two angles that are in opposite locations when lines are cut by a transversal . If the angles are between the lines, they are called alternate interior angles; if they are outside the lines, they are called alternate exterior angles. If the lines are parallel, the alternate angles are
Math Index
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Saxon Homeschool
Saxon provides free online activities for both math and phonics. Saxon mathHomeschool for Middle Grades provides a structured series of levels to guide
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Extractions: Contact Us Login My Account Advanced Search Saxon provides free online activities for both math and phonics. These online activities are an engaging way to provide additional practice for all students. Saxon offers free supplementary materials such as correlations, research, lesson plans, and more! Saxon Math is the only major math program on the market today that systematically distributes instruction and practice and assessment throughout the academic year as opposed to concentrating, or massing, the instruction, practice and assessment of related concepts into a short period of time â usually within a unit or chapter. Saxon Mathâs unique approach to math instruction ensures that students not only gain but also retain essential math skills. Homeschooling is a rewarding way for families to help their children achieve more. Choosing the right curriculum is key to ensuring a successful homeschool experience. With so many resources and programs available to homeschooling families, parents need to consider a number of criteria to decide what curriculum will best fit their children. Start you child off the right way in math with a clearly designed, hands-on program already proven by thousands of homeschoolers across the country.
Mini_MirroringArchives - Arch Wiki
adding branch stdsmathterms ** adding version stdsmath-terms1.0 ** adding revision stdsmath-terms1.0base-0 checksum file checksum
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Extractions: UserPreferences FrontPage RecentChanges FindPage ... Signed local archive and remote mirror Mirroring makes an archive that is available in one location also available in a secondary, or tertiary, location. A mirror, though, can not ordinarily be committed to. You can mirror remote archives to your local disk, or mirror local archives out to the wider Internet and/or other locations. Your id is Your default archive is user@example.com2004 You store your local archive in $HOME/arch/archives/user@example.com2004 You intend to mirror the tla archive You wish to mirror your local archive to sftp://user@people.example.com/home/user/public_html/arch and make it accessible to other people via http://people.example.com/~user/arch/ Mirroring a remote archive locally is useful if you wish to be able to work while disconnected. This might be the case if you are using a laptop in a location without network access say, on an aeroplane. You may also wish to mirror a remote archive if the latency between your location and the remote archive is high. A lot of people mirror remote archives just in case the remote archives disappear in the future. Another option to mirroring a remote archive locally is branching portions of the remote archive and using a revision library with particular revisions cached. But we won't discuss that here.
Connecting Mathematics
This site contains brief explanations of mathematical terms and ideas in English,Danish, References A link to a term used in explaining this idea.
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Extractions: Find word or phrase containing matching starting with ending with in English English Danish German Spanish ... Slovak This site contains brief explanations of mathematical terms and ideas in English, Danish, Finnish, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Polish, Slovak. We have also made a start on Spanish. Go to the preferences page to choose your language(s) and level of explanation. Mathematical ideas are linked to others using 5 types of link: You can either navigate the site by following the links on each page, or, if you have the Sun Java plugin, you can use our graph browser. This allows you to see ideas that are up to 3 links away. Try Crossword Puzzle #1 by Zeno.
Spanish-English Math Dictionary
math Tables English-Spanish Dictionary. (math Spanish Dictionary).English-Spanish math Dictionary, © 1997-1999, David Manura.
http://www.math2.org/math/spanish/eng-spa.htm
Math Cats Attic
In an addition problem, what is the math term for the numbers being added?(In 4 + 3 = 7, what do we call 4 and 3?) What is the math term for the answer of
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Extractions: The # sign is sometimes called the number sign or the pound sign. What is its official name? A "millennium" is the Latin word for 1000 years. What is the Greek word? In an addition problem, what is the math term for the numbers being added? (In 4 + 3 = 7, what do we call 4 and 3?) What is the math term for the answer of an addition problem? (In 6 + 8 = 14, what do we call 14?) What is the math term for the numeral 1 with a hundred zeros after it? What is the math term for a triangle whose sides and angles are all equal? What is the name for a four-sided two-dimensional figure? What is the name for a six-pointed figure or star? What is the name for the shortest line segment between two points in space? What is the name for an angle measuring greater than degrees but less than 90 degrees? What is the name for an angle measuring greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees? What is the name for cutting or dividing a line segment or an angle into two equal parts? What is the name for a line segment which divides another line segment or an angle into two equal parts?
PlanetMath:
math for the people, by the people. Encyclopedia Requests Forums Docs Wiki Random. Login. create new user. name. pass. forget your password?
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PlanetMath
math for the people, by the people. The entries are contributed under theterms of the GNU Free Documentation License (FDL) in order to preserve the
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Extractions: Welcome! News PM.org Now a 501(c)3 Tax-Exempt Public Charity on Jun 5 Problem With Images Fixed on Apr 28 Search Engine Returns on Mar 29 PM in the News Again on Feb 26 Back Up! on Feb 25 more... PlanetMath is a virtual community which aims to help make mathematical knowledge more accessible. PlanetMath's content is created collaboratively: the main feature is the mathematics encyclopedia with entries written and reviewed by members. The entries are contributed under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (FDL) in order to preserve the rights of both the authors and readers in a sensible way. PlanetMath entries are written in LaTeX , the lingua franca of the worldwide mathematics community. All of the entries are automatically cross-referenced with each other, and the entire corpus is kept updated in real-time.
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Alphabetical Listing -- From MathWorld
Wolfram Research mathworld.wolfram.com Other Wolfram Sites Search Site.INDEX. Algebra Applied Mathematics Calculus and Analysis
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Dictionary
Area, and Perimeter Lesson). arithmetic mean See mean (cf Mean, Median andMode Discussion). average It is better to avoid this sometimes vague term.
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Extractions: Dictionary A B C D E ... Z addition The operation, or process, of calculating the sum of two numbers or quantities ( cf Integer Addition and Subtraction Discussion Fraction Adding and Subtracting Discussion absolute value acute angle An angle whose measure is less than 90 degrees ( cf Angles Discussion adjacent angles Two angles that share a ray, thereby being directly next to each other ( cf Angles Discussion affine cipher Affine ciphers use linear functions to scramble the letters of secret messages ( cf Cryptography and Ciphers Discussion alternate exterior angles Angles located outside a set of parallel lines and on opposite sides of the transversal cf Angles Discussion alternate interior angles Angles located inside a set of parallel lines and on opposite sides of the transversal cf Angles Discussion angle bisector A ray that divides an angle into two congruent angles. area The number of square units needed to cover a surface ( cf Length, Area, and Perimeter Lesson arithmetic mean See mean cf Mean, Median and Mode Discussion associative property This property applies both to multiplication and addition and states that you can group several numbers that are being added or multiplied (not both) in any way and yield the same value. In mathematical terms, for all real numbers a, b, and c, (a+b)+c=a+(b+c) or (ab)c=a(bc).

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