Complete the statement: The answer to an addition problem is called a sum.. Complete the statement: The answer to a multiplication problem is called a product.. Complete the statem
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VOCABULARY
1 Complete the statement:
The answer to an addition problem is called
a sum The answer to a subtraction
problem is called a difference
2 Complete the statement:
The answer to a multiplication problem is
called a product The answer to a
division problem is called a quotient
3 Complete the statement:
Variables are letters that stand for
numbers
4 Complete the statement:
Variables and numbers can be combined
with the operations of addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division to create
algebraic expressions
5 Complete the statement:
An equation is a mathematical sentence
that contains an = symbol
6 Complete the statement:
An equation such as t = 2b, which expresses
a known relationship between two or more
variables, is called a formula
7 Complete the statement:
The illustration in Exercise 8 shows a
line graph shown
8 Complete the statement:
In the illustration below, the horizontal
axis of the graph has been scaled in units of
1 second The vertical axis of the graph
has been scaled in units of 50 feet
9 Classify as expression or equation:
−
c
is an algebraic expression
17 Complete the statement:
a The expression 5x – 16 contains the
operations of multiplication and subtraction
b The variable in the expression is x
18 Complete the statement:
a The expression
25
12+t
contains the operations of addition and division
b The variable is t
19 Complete the statement:
a The equation m + 1 = 20 – m contains
the operations of addition and subtraction
b The variable is m
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multiplication
b The variable is y
21 Interpret the graph:
a The dashed lines help us determine that
15–year–old machinery is worth
$35,000
b As the machinery ages, its value
decreases
22 Interpret the graph:
a The income received from 30 customers
b As the number of customers increases,
the income increases
GUIDED PRACTICE
43 Interpret the graph:
250 tires are needed to make 125 bicycles
44 Interpret the graph:
800 tires are needed to make 400 bicycles
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400 tires are needed to make 200 bicycles
59 Complete the table:
60 Complete the table:
61 Complete the table:
62 Complete the table:
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77 Construct a bar graph:
79 a Complete the table:
b Construct a line graph:
80 a Complete the table:
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81–84 Answers may vary
STUDY SET Section 1.2
VOCABULARY
1 Complete the statement:
A factor is a number being multiplied
2 Complete the statement:
Numbers that have only 1 and themselves
as factors, such as 23, 37, and 41, are called
prime numbers
3 Complete the statement:
When we write 60 as 2⋅2⋅3⋅5, we say
that we have written 60 in prime–factored
form
4 Complete the statement:
The numerator of the fraction
4
3
is 3, and the denominator is 4
5 Complete the statement:
Two fractions that represent the same
3 is the reciprocal of 2, because
their product is 1
7 Complete the statement:
The least or lowest common denominator for a set of fractions is the smallest number each denominator will divide exactly
8 Complete the statement:
The mixed number
3
1
7 represents the sum
of a whole number and a fraction:
c a d
c b
d a d
c b
b d
b d
11 Complete the statement:
a To simplify a fraction, we remove
factors equal to 1 in the form of ,
4
4,3
3,22
3,2
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a
30
255
56
1516216
158
16
125
13
375
311
535
24
13713
68
767
55
242
33
313
338
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5469
4916
571
751
861
6618
369
42428
73514
51540
is in lowest terms because 33 and 56
have no common factors
50 Simplify the fraction:
21
26
is in lowest terms because 26 and 21
have no common factors
51 Simplify the fraction:
3
21339
132639
87264
936225
35175490
335
35
3
=
+
=+
56 Perform the operation:
3
19
39
149
19
267
27
6513
613
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2424242424
101725
1025
175
225
4470
54970
570
4914
110
202724
2024
276
58
35645
3545
69
715
1550
1410
325
7
=+
=+
65 Perform the operation:
20
3280
42280
63280
10540
956
56120
9120
6540
324
)7(
1418
518
318
1218
56
13
2
=
=+
−
=+
520
720
1420
1220
710
75
2160
2460
2060
255
23
112
5
=
=
−+
=
−+
74 Perform the operation:
9
245
1045
2045
945
219
45
115
981
73
1473
3128
21728
311
728
31
516
4016
51
85
161
85
13
910
4510
31
153
101
153
13
699
743
239
743
279
3110
3810
315
1910
135
4
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93
25
3
=
+
=+
=+
84 Perform the operation:
6
296
2186
216
82
73
5524
551
624
72
12
75
12
612
112
312
812
14
13
35353535355
142114
335
5235
4625
27315
7315
2045
163
4
=
=+
=+
96 Perform the operation:
66
19198
57198
2198
5599
118
34
124
31
34
73
123
315
32
537
54
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132
58
512
321
81121
821
735
121935
1235
14116
12416
1016
58
714
348
16
9716
818
811
48
110
115 Complete the table:
116 Complete the table:
STUDY SET Section 1.3 VOCABULARY
1 Complete the statement:
The set of natural numbers is {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, }
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3 Complete the statement:
The set of integers is
{ , –2, –1, 0, 1, 2, }
4 Complete the statement:
Numbers less than zero are negative ,
and numbers greater than zero are
positive
5 Complete the statement:
The symbols < and > are inequality
symbols
6 Complete the statement:
A rational number can be written as a
quotient (ratio) of two integers
7 Complete the statement:
In set–builder notation, the set of rational
numbers is written as
8 Complete the statement:
An irrational number is a nonterminating,
nonrepeating decimal
9 Complete the statement:
An irrational number cannot be
expressed as a quotient (ratio) of two
integers
10 Complete the statement:
All numbers that can be represented by
points on the number line are called real
numbers
11 Complete the statement:
Two numbers represented by points on the
number line that are the same distance away
from 0, but on opposite sides of it, are
;10
33.0
;2
72
13
;8
7
;1
99
;1
66
14 Represent as signed number:
a A loss of $15 million –$15 million
b A rainfall total 0.75 inch below average
15 Complete the statement:
Numbers that are a distance of 8 from 5 on the number line are 13 and − 3
b Write the statement 16 > –25 using an
inequality symbol that points in the other direction –25 <16
19 Find length of diagonal:
2 in
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nonrepeating decimals” is a true
statement
22 True or False:
a “Irrational numbers are real numbers” is
a true statement
b “Every whole number is a rational
number” is a true statement
c “Every rational number can be written
as a fraction” is a true statement
d “Every rational number is a whole
number” is a false statement
23 Signed numbers:
If we begin with the number –4 and find its
opposite, and then find the opposite of that
result, what number do we obtain? –4
33 Interpret the symbol:
5 is read “the square root of 5.”
34 Interpret the symbol:
−15 is read “the absolute value of −15.”
35 Interpret the symbol:
The symbol ≈ means is approximately equal to
36 Interpret the symbol:
The symbols { }, called braces , are used when writing a set
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40 Interpret the symbol:
The symbol is called an ellipsis and it
indicates that a set follows an established
pattern that continues forever
41 Name the opposite:
44 Name the opposite:
49 Name the opposite:
The opposite of the absolute value of
.5
63 Classify the numbers:
34,0,99.35,6
5
natural: none; whole: 0; integers: 0, –50; rational:
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rational: –0.001, 10½, 6, –23, –5.6;
irrational: π, 7; real: all
65 Classify the numbers:
irrational: 3 ; real: all
67 Graph the numbers:
68 Graph the numbers:
69 Graph the numbers:
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2 2
87 Compare the numbers:
1(− < −
−
90 Compare the numbers:
−0.666 >−1.34
APPLICATIONS
91 Classify the numbers:
natural, whole, integers: 750, 5,000;
rational: all; irrational: none; real: all
92 Classify the numbers:
a natural, whole, integers: 9; rational: 9,
8
13,16
94 Interpret the graph:
a 4 years had a surplus
b 21 years had a deficit less than $300
billion
1 in., 3 in., 2 in
96 Set the cursor on 1 1
101–104 Answers may vary REVIEW
105 Simplify the expression:
9
454
245
84
5123
93
179
233
179
523
430
915
210
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37
5
=+
STUDY SET Section 1.4
VOCABULARY
1 Complete the statement:
Real numbers that are greater than zero are
called positive real numbers Real
numbers that are less than zero are called
negative real numbers
2 Complete the statement:
The only real number that is neither positive
nor negative is zero
3 Complete the statement:
The commutative property of addition
states that two numbers can be added in
either order to get the same result
4 Complete the statement:
The grouping symbols ( ) are called
parentheses
5 Complete the statement:
The property that allows us to group
numbers in addition in any way we want is
called the associative property of
addition
6 Complete the statement:
Whenever we add opposites , or
additive inverses , the result is 0
11 Complete the statement:
To add two real numbers, with the same sign, add their absolute values and attach their common sign to the sum
12 Complete the statement:
To add two real numbers with different signs, subtract their absolute values, the smaller from the larger , and attach the sign of the number with the larger absolute value
13 Complete the statement:
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44 Perform the operation:
67 + (–67 + 127) = (67 + –67) + 127 = 0 + 127 = 127
45 Perform the operation:
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15
−
=+
3
=+
24
14
8(16
3)2
1(16
3
−
=
−+
=
−+
67 Perform the operation:
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84 Perform the operation:
87 Perform the operation:
1,704.29 + 713.87 + 1,245.57 – 813.45 – 937.49 – 1,532.79 – 500 = –120
(Overdrawn $120)
88 Perform the operation:
Matt 50 – (2 + 10 + 8 + 1) = 29 Gonzalo –15 + 50 = 35
Hydecki –2 – (10 + 5 + 6) = –23
89 Perform the operation:
–161 + (–28) + (–39) + 61 = –$167 million
A net loss of $167 million
90 Perform the operation:
10+3+2+1=16 no WRITING
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96 Graph the numbers:
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1 Complete the statement:
Subtraction finds the difference between
two numbers
2 Complete the statement:
In a subtraction, the result is called the
difference
3 Complete the statement:
To subtract b from a, add the opposite of b
to a
4 Complete the statement:
The difference between the maximum and
the minimum values of a collection of
measurements is called the range of the
values
CONCEPTS
5 Complete the statement:
–(–a) = a
6 Complete the statement:
To subtract two real numbers, change the
subtraction to addition and take the
opposite of the second number:
a−b=a+( b− )
NOTATION
7 Complete the statement:
The expression –7 is read as negative 7
8 Complete the statement:
The expression –(–5) is read as the opposite
48
38
14
416
9)4
1(16
9
−
=+
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444
)4
−
32 Perform the operation:
5544223344)22(
−
50 Perform the operation:
569.714,17)47.592,27(039.307,
−
51 Perform the operation:
39937716299)37(71
−
52 Perform the operation:
155185321751)85(32
−
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25
912
104
36
1435
155
27
215
915
25
1122
82
111
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The answer to multiplication is called a
product The answer to division is
called a quotient
2 Complete the statement:
The numbers –4 and –6 are said to have
like signs The numbers –10 and 12 are
said to have unlike signs
3 Complete the statement:
The commutative property of
multiplication states that two numbers can
be multiplied in either order to get the same
result
4 Complete the statement:
The statement (ab)c = a(bc) expresses the
associative property of multiplication
undefined
6 Complete the statement:
If the product of two numbers is 1, the numbers are called reciprocals or multiplicative inverses
CONCEPTS
7 Complete the statement:
The expression –5 + (–5) + (–5) + (–5) can
be represented by the multiplication statement
4(–5)
8 Complete the statement:
The quotient of two numbers with unlike signs is negative
9 Complete the statement:
The product of two negative numbers is positive
10 Complete the statement:
The product of zero and any number is 0
11 Complete the statement:
The product of 1 and any number is that number
12 Complete the statement:
The division fact 5
13 Complete the statement:
a If we multiply two different numbers
and the answer is 0, one of the numbers must be 0
b If we multiply two different numbers
and the answer is 1, the numbers must
be reciprocals (multiplicative inverses)
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