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abacus
An instrument for calculating.
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acute angle
An acute angle is an angle less than 90° which can appear sharp.
acute angle
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add
To put numbers together. For example, 3 + 4 = 7.
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addend
Any number which is added to obtain
the sum.
For example, 3 + 7 + 8 = 18(addends) (sum)
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addition
The act of adding ( + ).
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adjacent
Next to. Adjacent sides of a triangle have a common vertex.
AB and BC are adjacent because they have a common vertex, B.a
c b
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Algebra
Part of Mathematics that involves reasoning by the use of
symbols to discover unknown values.For example, x + 10 = 26, x=16.
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algorithm
The setting out of mathematical problem in a certain way.
For example,
457 989 659 + 94 - 57 x 35
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a.m.
ante meridiem (the morning). Any time from midnight to noon.
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analogue clock
A clock face with numbers 1 to 12 and two hands.
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angle
The amount of turn between two lines around a common point.
A figure made of two rays with a common end point.
ray amount of turn
vertex
ray
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annual
An event that happens once every year.
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anti-clockwise
The opposite direction to the normal movement of a clock.
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apex
The opposite direction to the normal movement of a clock.
apex
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approximation
To make an estimate of an amount.
For example, 896 x 6 can be rounded to 900 x 6 to give an
approximation of about 5400.
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arc
A section of a curve with two end points.
arc
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area
The surface covered by any 2D shape.
For example, Area = 12 m² 4 m
3 m
Area can be measured in cm², m², hectares, km².
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arm
A term often used to describe the rays that form an angle.
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ascending order
To replace numbers in increasing order from the smallest to
the largest.
For example, 21, 18, 5, 25, 11, 2 15 becomes 2, 5, 11, 15, 18 21, 25.
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attribute
Any characteristics that can be attributed to a shape when
classifying.
For example, shapes can be classified according to size, colour,
shape, thickness, number of sides.
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average
The total of a series of numbers divided by the amount of
numbers in the group.
For example, to find the average of 16, 23, 14, 35, 12,add 16 + 23 + 14 + 35 + 12 and divided by 5 (number of scores).
The average is 20.
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axis
A line which divides a shape in half.Example 1: Example 2.
The vertical and horizontal axes of a graph..
vertical axis
horizontal axis
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axes of symmetry
Also referred to as line of symmetry .
The imaginary lines that when a shape is folded along its
both sides will match.
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