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Math 6 Unit 1

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Input/Output Machine

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Performs operations on a number (the input) to produce another number (the output).

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Coordinate Grid

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A two-dimentional surface on which a coordinate system has been set up. Has a horizontal axis (X) and a vertical axis (Y).

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Cartesian Plane

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Another name for a coordinate grid.

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Origin

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The very centre of a coordinate grid where the X axis and Y axis intersect.

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Coordinates

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The numbers in an ordered pair that locate a point on the grid (X, Y).

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Ordered Pair

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Another name for coordinates.

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Horizontal Axis

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Goes across the page. The X axis.

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Vertical Axis

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Goes up and down the page. The Y axis.

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Commutative Property

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Property that states that numbers can be added or multiplied in any order without affecting the sum or the product.

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Preservation of Equality

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When each side of an equation is changed in the same way, the values remain equal.

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Variable

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A letter of the alphabet used to represent a number. Often seen in a T-chart or input/output machine.

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Equation

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Uses the = sumbol to show two things that represent the same amount, for example 5+2=7

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Expression

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A mathematical statement with numbers and operations, for example 3 x 4 - 2