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Match the following numeral systems with their base:
Match the following numeral systems with their base:
Binary = Base 2 Decimal = Base 10 Octal = Base 8 Hexadecimal = Base 16
Match the following file formats with their primary usage:
Match the following file formats with their primary usage:
JPEG = Image compression MP3 = Audio compression PDF = Document sharing ZIP = File compression
Match the following math operations with their descriptions:
Match the following math operations with their descriptions:
Addition = Combining two or more numbers to find their total Subtraction = Finding the difference between two numbers Multiplication = Repetitive addition or combining multiple groups Division = Splitting a number into equal parts or finding the quotient
Match the following data types with their descriptions:
Match the following data types with their descriptions:
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Match the following geometric shapes with their properties:
Match the following geometric shapes with their properties:
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Match the following algebraic expressions with their meanings:
Match the following algebraic expressions with their meanings:
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Match the following mathematical operations with their descriptions:
Match the following mathematical operations with their descriptions:
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Match the following geometric shapes with their descriptions:
Match the following geometric shapes with their descriptions:
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Match the following units of measurement with their quantities:
Match the following units of measurement with their quantities:
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Study Notes
Numeral Systems
- Binary system: base 2
- Decimal system: base 10
- Hexadecimal system: base 16
- Octal system: base 8
File Formats
- JPEG: primary usage for images
- MP3: primary usage for audio
- PDF: primary usage for portable documents
- TXT: primary usage for plain text
Math Operations
- Addition: combines two or more values to get a total or a sum
- Subtraction: finds the difference between two values
- Multiplication: repeated addition of a value
- Division: sharing or separating a value into equal parts
Data Types
- Integer: whole number, either positive, negative, or zero
- Float: decimal number, either positive, negative, or zero
- String: sequence of characters, such as letters, words, or sentences
- Boolean: true or false value
Geometric Shapes
- Circle: set of points equidistant from a central point called the center
- Square: quadrilateral with four sides of equal length
- Triangle: polygon with three sides and three vertices
- Rectangle: quadrilateral with four sides, where opposite sides are equal
Algebraic Expressions
- Variable: letter or symbol representing a value
- Constant: value that does not change
- Term: single value or variable, or a combination of values and variables
- Expression: combination of terms using mathematical operations
Mathematical Operations
- Exponentiation: raising a base number to a power
- Root extraction: finding a value that, when multiplied, gives a specified value
- Logarithm: inverse operation of exponentiation
- Modulus: remainder of an integer division operation
Geometric Shapes
- Sphere: three-dimensional set of points equidistant from a central point
- Cube: three-dimensional solid with six square faces
- Pyramid: three-dimensional solid with a polygonal base and triangular sides
- Cone: three-dimensional solid with a circular base and a tapered shape
Units of Measurement
- Meter: unit of length in the metric system
- Liter: unit of volume in the metric system
- Gram: unit of mass in the metric system
- Second: unit of time in the metric system
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Description
Test your knowledge of numeral systems, file formats, and data types with this interactive worksheet. Match the numeral systems with their bases, the file formats with their primary usages, and the data types with their descriptions to assess your understanding of these important concepts in computer science and information technology.
