1. ABC PROJECT
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2. Adjacent Sides
Two sides that share an endpoint are called Adjacent Sides
Sides F and H are not adjacent sides because they do not share a point, like sides E and G

3. Base Base is the number that is going to be raised into a power
The power is how many times you multiply the base
In the example, it would be 5 x 5 x 5 not 5 x 3.

4. Congruent Congruent means equal in size and shape
Two objects are congruent when the dimensions and shape are the same
In the picture, these two are congruent because one is an exact copy of the other

5. Degree of polynomial
The degree of a polynomial is the highest exponent of any term in the polynomial
In the polynomial there are three terms, 3x has an exponent of 1. So x with an
exponent of two is the highest and is the degree of polynomial.

6. Enlargement
An enlargement is when all dimensions are increased by a constant factor
When a fraction has a numerator that is bigger than the denominator, it is an enlargement of the actual size
In the example, Figure B is an enlargement of Figure A

7. FractionS A fraction is part of a whole
In rational numbers, the first number of a ratio is always the numerator and the second number is the denominator.

8. Greater than
When one value is bigger than another we use the ">" or "greater than" symbol
A bigger number should be on the right and smaller number should be on the left

9. Hypotenuse
The hypotenuse is the longest side of a triangle
In the pythagorean theorem, the hypotenuse is always c because it is the longest side. 2

10. Isolate
Isolate means to have the variable by itself to one side of the equation and everything else to the other side to solve the equation
To isolate the variable, you must divide by its coefficient and doing it to both sides

11. Just do it
Meaning:
When multiplying with fractions, you multiply the numerator by numerator and the denominator by denominator.

12. Kite
Sentence:
Kites are quadrilateral and have two adjacent sides that are congruent.

13. Linear Linear means straight
In linear relations, when an equation is graphed, it is called a linear equation

14. Monomial A monomial is a polynomial consisting of only one term2 2
3xy is a monomial because 3xy are not separate

15. Numerical coefficient
Numerical coefficients are constant multiplicative factors with the variables in an expression
The coefficient is always written in front the variable

16. Opposite Two numbers that are opposite in signs
When opposite numbers are added, it gives zero

17. C = hypotenuse(longest side)
Pythagorean theorem
Formula
C = hypotenuse(longest side)
A and B = other sides
In a right angled triangle: the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides

18. Quotient The quotient is the answer for a division equation
24 is the dividend and 6 is the divisor

19. Rational numbers
Rational numbers are real numbers that can be written as a simple fraction or as a ratio
Pi is not a rational number because it cannot be turned into a ratio or fraction.
0.5 is a rational number because it can be turned into a fraction

20. Squared
If a number is squared, it is simply multiplied by itself

21. Tangent
A tangent is a line that touches the circumference of the circle from the outside at a given point
The tangent always forms a 9o degree angle with the radius

22. All constant terms are like terms
Unlike terms
Unlike terms are two or more terms that do not have the same variables or exponents
All constant terms are like terms

23. In the example, the variables in the equation are x and y
Variables are letters or other symbols that represent unknown numbers or values
In the example, the variables in the equation are x and y

24. Whole number
Examples of whole numbers
A whole number is a number without a fraction and decimals
It also has no symbols like negatives

25. X-Axis
The x-axis is a horizontal reference line that runs through zero in a graph

26. Y-AXIS
The y-axis is a vertical reference line that runs through zero in a graph

27. The zero exponent law helps you simplify exponents
The zero exponent law states that any term — except o — with an exponent of o is equal to 1