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| two rays with a common vertex |
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| the amount a container can hold |
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| a graph used to locate points |
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| two numbers used to locate a point on a coordinate grid |
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| a three dimensional object that is shaped like a can |
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| the number below the line in a fraction; the number of equal parts in the whole |
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| a straight line that goes from the top corner of an object to the bottom corner on the opposite side |
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| when a number is broken down by place value--example 204,484 would be 200,000+4,000+400+80+4 |
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| numbers multiplied together to obtain a product |
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| a polygon that has six sides |
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| when two lines cross each other |
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| part of a line with two endpoints |
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| a form of measurement based on base ten--used nationally |
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| the product of a given whole number and any other whole number |
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| the number above the line in a fraction; the number of equal parts in a fractional amount |
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| a polygon with eight sides |
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| a number pair that names a point on a coordinate grid |
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| a polygon with five sides |
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| the number obtained after multiplying |
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| the relationship between two numbers |
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| a polygon with four sides |
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| the number less that the divisor that remains after the division is complete |
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| a four sided polygon with one pair of parallel sides |
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| a four sided polygon with two pairs of parallel sides, all sides are the same length, two angles are obtuse |
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