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Which statement accurately describes the usage of directed numbers in real-life scenarios?
Which statement accurately describes the usage of directed numbers in real-life scenarios?
- Directed numbers are used to represent quantities with direction relative to a zero point. (correct)
- Directed numbers indicate the magnitude of a quantity, irrespective of direction.
- Directed numbers are mainly used for accounting purposes to differentiate profit from loss.
- Directed numbers are used to indicate time in the future only.
Consider the numbers $\sqrt{2}$, $\pi$, and $e$. Which of them, when used in the formula for the area or circumference of a circle, would result in an irrational number, and why?
Consider the numbers $\sqrt{2}$, $\pi$, and $e$. Which of them, when used in the formula for the area or circumference of a circle, would result in an irrational number, and why?
- Only $\sqrt{2}$ would result in an irrational number as it cannot be expressed as a fraction.
- Only $\pi$ would result in an irrational number because the area and circumference formulas inherently include $\pi$.
- $\sqrt{2}$, $\pi$, and $e$ would all potentially result in irrational numbers depending on their usage in the radius or diameter. (correct)
- Both $\sqrt{2}$ and $e$ would result in irrational numbers because they are transcendental numbers.
In the context of number theory, how would you classify a number that has more than two factors?
In the context of number theory, how would you classify a number that has more than two factors?
- Composite number (correct)
- Integer
- Irrational number
- Prime number
When calculating with numbers, what is the correct order of operations to simplify the expression: $5 + 2 \times (8 - 3)^2 \div 5 - 1$?
When calculating with numbers, what is the correct order of operations to simplify the expression: $5 + 2 \times (8 - 3)^2 \div 5 - 1$?
When rounding to a specific number of significant figures, at what point does a zero become 'significant'?
When rounding to a specific number of significant figures, at what point does a zero become 'significant'?
Consider two distinct prime numbers, p and q. What is their highest common factor (HCF)?
Consider two distinct prime numbers, p and q. What is their highest common factor (HCF)?
How does understanding the concept of a 'net' assist in calculating the surface area of a three-dimensional object?
How does understanding the concept of a 'net' assist in calculating the surface area of a three-dimensional object?
How can you determine whether one number is a factor of another without performing long division?
How can you determine whether one number is a factor of another without performing long division?
In practical terms, what does finding the Lowest Common Multiple (LCM) help you achieve in real-world scenarios?
In practical terms, what does finding the Lowest Common Multiple (LCM) help you achieve in real-world scenarios?
If a larger circle has a radius $R$ and a smaller circle has a radius $r$, and the volume of the larger sphere ($V_R$) is twice the volume of the smaller sphere ($V_r$), what equation connects $r$ to $R$?
If a larger circle has a radius $R$ and a smaller circle has a radius $r$, and the volume of the larger sphere ($V_R$) is twice the volume of the smaller sphere ($V_r$), what equation connects $r$ to $R$?
How would you determine whether to classify the number 1 as prime, composite, or neither?
How would you determine whether to classify the number 1 as prime, composite, or neither?
When calculating the perimeter of a sector, why must you add twice the radius to the arc length?
When calculating the perimeter of a sector, why must you add twice the radius to the arc length?
What mathematical steps would you take to determine how many whole number boxes of specific dimensions can fit into a storage area with known dimensions, assuming you can't partially fill a box?
What mathematical steps would you take to determine how many whole number boxes of specific dimensions can fit into a storage area with known dimensions, assuming you can't partially fill a box?
A shape can be perfectly divided into smaller shapes—how can you use this property to calculate the total area of the shape?
A shape can be perfectly divided into smaller shapes—how can you use this property to calculate the total area of the shape?
A symmetrical three dimensional form is rotated around an axis. What characteristic must the cross-section along this axis possess?
A symmetrical three dimensional form is rotated around an axis. What characteristic must the cross-section along this axis possess?
A student is trying to determine three numbers' Highest Common Factor (HCF). If not including the trivial factor, what minimal information would allow the student to calculate all three?
A student is trying to determine three numbers' Highest Common Factor (HCF). If not including the trivial factor, what minimal information would allow the student to calculate all three?
Given the equation $x=a^n$, if $n$ is doubled, what transformation must occur to $a$ to keep $x$ constant?
Given the equation $x=a^n$, if $n$ is doubled, what transformation must occur to $a$ to keep $x$ constant?
Circle A is fully contained within circle B, and they do not intersect. If you want to calculate the area between these circles, what is the proper method?
Circle A is fully contained within circle B, and they do not intersect. If you want to calculate the area between these circles, what is the proper method?
Which formula is essential when relating radius, diameter, and calculating a circle's circumference?
Which formula is essential when relating radius, diameter, and calculating a circle's circumference?
Area of Circle = $\pi r^2$. Given this, and if someone knows $\pi$ is irrational, what can correctly be stated about irrationality?
Area of Circle = $\pi r^2$. Given this, and if someone knows $\pi$ is irrational, what can correctly be stated about irrationality?
Does the formula to calculate the perimeter of a triangle or the formula to calculate the area of the triangle require right angles or perpendicular lines to function?
Does the formula to calculate the perimeter of a triangle or the formula to calculate the area of the triangle require right angles or perpendicular lines to function?
When are units most important to your final calculation?
When are units most important to your final calculation?
Which is the most accurate method to find the surface area of a complex 3D shape for which no single formula exists?
Which is the most accurate method to find the surface area of a complex 3D shape for which no single formula exists?
What should be done, and IN what order should they happen, if one must 'insert brackets' into the following equation to find correct solutions:3 + 8 *4 -2 = 30?
What should be done, and IN what order should they happen, if one must 'insert brackets' into the following equation to find correct solutions:3 + 8 *4 -2 = 30?
What best explains the practical purpose of 'estimating answers,'
What best explains the practical purpose of 'estimating answers,'
Which is NOT a name for the different parts/types of circles
Which is NOT a name for the different parts/types of circles
You attempt to calculate areas of faces on common, complex, solid, geometric shapes. Given "two ends with area equal to the cross-sectional area," what concept has the greatest utility?
You attempt to calculate areas of faces on common, complex, solid, geometric shapes. Given "two ends with area equal to the cross-sectional area," what concept has the greatest utility?
How will an irrational number influence the volume of a cylinder when computing?
How will an irrational number influence the volume of a cylinder when computing?
Is 224 m^2 equal to (1/410)^2 km^2?
Is 224 m^2 equal to (1/410)^2 km^2?
In creating/demonstrating the net of a solid, which of the following is most vital?
In creating/demonstrating the net of a solid, which of the following is most vital?
Which method should you select to measure the length of a rope in a race that will be performed around a track?
Which method should you select to measure the length of a rope in a race that will be performed around a track?
What must be remembered when using the Pythagorean Theorem?
What must be remembered when using the Pythagorean Theorem?
What transformation must a, b, and c undergo, where the surface of area for the following is surface area of a cuboid = 2(ab + ac + bc), WHILE the dimensions remain unchnaged.
What transformation must a, b, and c undergo, where the surface of area for the following is surface area of a cuboid = 2(ab + ac + bc), WHILE the dimensions remain unchnaged.
You are tasked to paint some walls and have a budget. To estimate in your head, which formula or method should be chosen to accurately estimate while shopping?
You are tasked to paint some walls and have a budget. To estimate in your head, which formula or method should be chosen to accurately estimate while shopping?
Which tool would prove of most valuable in solving prime numbers?
Which tool would prove of most valuable in solving prime numbers?
What steps are essential to take in order to calculate area, from a set of 2D to create its PERIMETER?
What steps are essential to take in order to calculate area, from a set of 2D to create its PERIMETER?
Given that a cylinder consist of many components, which is generally NOT used when describing area?
Given that a cylinder consist of many components, which is generally NOT used when describing area?
What does 5! equal
What does 5! equal
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Natural number
Natural number
Any whole number from 1 to infinity.
Odd number
Odd number
A whole number that cannot be divided exactly by 2.
Even number
Even number
A whole number that can be divided exactly by 2.
Integer
Integer
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Prime number
Prime number
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Square number
Square number
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Fraction
Fraction
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Factor
Factor
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Multiple
Multiple
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Lowest common multiple (LCM)
Lowest common multiple (LCM)
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Highest common factor (HCF)
Highest common factor (HCF)
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Prime factors
Prime factors
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Composite Numbers
Composite Numbers
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Square numbers
Square numbers
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Directed numbers
Directed numbers
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What does BODMAS stand for
What does BODMAS stand for
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Decimal place rounding
Decimal place rounding
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Significant figure
Significant figure
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What is a polygon?
What is a polygon?
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Perimeter
Perimeter
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What is area
What is area
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How do you work out area of paralellagram.
How do you work out area of paralellagram.
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How do you work out area of triangle
How do you work out area of triangle
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How do you work out area of a Traoezium
How do you work out area of a Traoezium
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Whats the diameter of a circle
Whats the diameter of a circle
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Radius
Radius
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What is the circumfrence.
What is the circumfrence.
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What symbol is PI
What symbol is PI
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What is a cube
What is a cube
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What are the 3 measurement of cube
What are the 3 measurement of cube
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Area of a cuboid, surface area
Area of a cuboid, surface area
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Volume of a cuboid
Volume of a cuboid
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What are NETS
What are NETS
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Volume of a cyclinder
Volume of a cyclinder
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Cylinders are made of
Cylinders are made of
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Wht is the surface area of a cylinder
Wht is the surface area of a cylinder
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Study Notes
- This text is from "Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics Core and Extended Coursebook" by Karen Morrison and Nick Hamshaw, published by Cambridge University Press in 2012
Different Types of Numbers
- Natural numbers are any whole numbers from 1 to infinity, also known as counting numbers, excluding 0.
- Odd numbers are whole numbers not divisible by 2
- Even numbers are whole numbers divisible by 2
- Integers include all negative and positive whole numbers, including zero
- Prime numbers are whole numbers greater than 1 that has only two factors: the number itself and 1.
- Square numbers are the product of an integer multiplied by itself
- Fractions represent parts of a whole number, expressible in the form of a common fraction (vulgar), or as a decimal.
Symbols Used in Mathematics Statements
- = means "is equal to"
- ≠ means "is not equal to"
- ≈ means "is approximately equal to"
- < means "is less than"
- ≤ means "is less than or equal to"
- > means "is greater than"
- ≥ means "is greater than or equal to"
- ... means "therefore"
- √ represents "the square root of"
Multiples
- A multiple is a number found by multiplying a given number by a positive integer.
- The first multiple of any number is the number itself (multiplied by 1)
- The lowest common multiple (LCM) of two or more numbers is the smallest number that is a multiple of all the given numbers.
Factors
- A factor is a number that divides exactly into another number with no remainder
- 1 is a factor of every number.
- The largest factor of any number is the number itself.
- The highest common factor (HCF) of two or more numbers is the highest number that is a factor of all the given numbers.
Prime Numbers
- Prime numbers have exactly two factors: one and the number itself
- Composite numbers have more than two factors
- The number 1 has only one factor, so it is neither prime nor composite
Finding Prime Factors
- Prime factors are factors of a number that are also prime numbers
- Every composite whole number can be expressed and written as the product of its prime factors
- Tree diagrams or division can be used
Prime Factorization
- To find the HCF or LCM of larger numbers, express each number as a product of its prime factors
- Use factor trees or division
- Underline the factors common to both numbers (for HCF)
- Underline the largest set of multiples of each factor (for LCM)
Divisibility Tests
- A number is exactly divisible by:
- 2 if it ends with 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8
- 3 if the sum of its digits is a multiple of 3
- 4 if the last two digits can be divided by 4
- 5 if it ends with 0 or 5
- 6 if it is divisible by both 2 and 3
- 8 if the last three digits are divisible by 8
- 9 if the sum of the digits is a multiple of 9
- 10 if the number ends in 0
Squares and Cubes
- A number is squared when multiplied by itself
- Ex: The square of 5 is 5 × 5 = 25. Represented as 5² = 25
- A number is cubed when multiplied by itself, and then multiplied by itself again
- Ex: The cube of 2 is 2 × 2 × 2 = 8. Represented as 2³ = 8
Square Root and Cube Root
- The square root of a number is the value that was multiplied by itself to get the square number
- Ex: √25 = 5
- The cube root of a number is the number that was multiplied by itself to get the cube number
- Ex: 3√8 = 2
Directed Numbers
- Directed numbers also known as integers are numbers that indicate direction from zero, with a positive ( + ) value indicating above or to the right, and negative ( - ) indicating below or to the left.
Order of Operations
- The order of operations:
- Grouping symbols first, from innermost to outermost
- Division and multiplication, from left to right
- Addition and subtraction, from left to right
- Many people use the phrase BODMAS to remember the order of operations
- Brackets, Of/Indices, Division, Multipication, Addition, Subtraction
Using a Calculator
- Calculators with algebraic logic automatically follow the order of operations
- Calculations containing brackets must be entered, in order for those operations to be prioritized
- Calculators have a π button
Rounding Numbers
- To round a number to a given decimal place:
- Look at the digit to the right of the specified place
- Round up if the digit is 5 or greater
- Round down if the digit is less than 5
Significant Figures
- The first significant digit of a number is the first non-zero digit from left to right
- Next digit represents significant digit. Do this with both numbers
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