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What is 1/6?
1/6
What does 1 head, 1 tail refer to?
1 head, 1 tail
What is 4.5?
4.5
What are -3.4, -1/3, 5.1, and 11/20?
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What is 30/42?
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What is 4.8?
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What is 3.1?
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What is $20.00?
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What is 16?
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What is the distance from 0 to K?
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What is 102?
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What is the equation x=3y?
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What is 3.375?
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What is the equation m=4h?
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What is $136.50?
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What is 20%?
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What is -18?
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What is 14?
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What is -50?
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What is 18?
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What is 80?
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What is 25.12?
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What is 2?
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What is 200?
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What is 56?
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What is 57?
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What happens if a number is added to the mean?
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What is the number of companies that have from 81 to 100 employees?
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What is 1/8?
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What is 50?
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What is -250?
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What is 50(-5)?
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What is 42 + (-7)?
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What is -15 - 11?
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What is 12 x 5 x (-2)?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary and Definitions
- 1/6: A fraction representing one part of six equal parts.
- 1 head, 1 tail: Common outcome in a binary decision, often used in probability.
- 4.5: A decimal representation, lying between 4 and 5; important in measurements and calculations.
- -3.4, -1/3, 5.1, 11/20: A set of numbers including negative and positive fractions and decimals.
- 30/42: A fraction which can be simplified; relevant in ratios and percentages.
- 4.8: A decimal that may represent a measurement, score, or calculation.
- 3.1: Another decimal representation, often used in statistics and finance.
- $20.00: Indicates a monetary value, used in pricing and budgets.
- 16: A whole number significant in mathematics and various calculations.
- Distance from 0 to K: Refers to the absolute value of K, important in number lines and measurements.
- 102: A whole number, could represent total counts, percentages, or scores.
- x=3y: An equation illustrating a linear relationship between variables x and y.
- 3.375: A decimal representing a specific measurement or score.
- m=4h: An equation representing a direct proportionality between variables m and h.
- $136.50: A value indicating a specific monetary amount.
- 20%: Represents a percentage, often used in discounts, interest rates, and statistics.
- -18: A negative integer, significant in contexts where below zero values are used.
- 14: A whole number that may represent counts, measurements, or scores.
- -50: Another negative integer, useful when discussing losses or declines.
- 18: A whole number often used in scores or quantitative measures.
- 80: A whole number significant in comparisons, percentages, and counts.
- 25.12: A decimal possibly representing a monetary value or measurement.
- 2: A whole number often signifying pairs or binary comparisons.
- 200: A whole number that can represent totals, averages, or endpoints in data sets.
- 56: A value significant in calculations or measurements.
- 57: A numerical value that can indicate quantities or scores.
- Mean would decrease: Implication that adding more or different data can lower the average.
- The number of companies that have from 81 to 100 employees: A specific statistic that may relate to business demographics.
- 1/8: A fraction representing one part of eight equal parts, often referred to in parts of a whole.
- 50: A round number often used in calculations, or as a threshold.
- -250: A negative value representing a significant decrease or debt.
- 50(-5): A calculation resulting in -250, demonstrating multiplication of a positive and negative number.
- 35: Result from a calculation of 42 + (-7), indicating addition with a negative number.
- -26: Result from the operation -15 - 11, displaying a subtraction that leads to a negative result.
- -120: Result of 12 x 5 x (-2), indicating multiplication resulting in a negative product.
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