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| A numbers distance from 0 on a number line. Indicated by two bars //. |
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| make things easier, more simple. |
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| An equation whose variable have exponents no greater than 1. Ex: 3x +5=8 |
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A mathematical statement that two expressions are equal.
3x + 6 = 2x - 4 |
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| A value for the variable that makes the equation or statement true. |
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| When there is more than one value which makes a mathematical statement true. |
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| Two expressions with the same solution or solution set. |
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| Using logic along with facts, definitions and properties to reach a conclusion. |
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| The comparison of two quatities. |
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| A stement that two ratios are equal. |
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| A ratio of two values with different units as in 22 miles per 2 hours. |
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| When the second unit is 1 as in 10 miles in hour. |
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| A ratio that compares a number to 100 specifically. |
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| A ratio between two measurements. |
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| An equation which states a rule to a relationship among quantities. |
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| An equation with two or more variables. |
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