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Unit 1: Session 1.1 - 1.4 Math Vocabulary

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The characteristics of something. In math, it's the characteristics of that number.
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This is important when solving math problems because it means to never give up and to keep attempting the problem.
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This kind of number only has one set of factors; 1 and itself. Examples: 1, 2, 3, 5
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A math statement that says one side equals the other; it includes the math sentence, an equal sign, and the answer.
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This is created when you combine numbers with a multiplication sign and multiply no matter how many numbers there are. Example: 2 x 3 x 2
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These group numbers together for a reason. Examples of these include parentheses and brackets.
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This kind of number always has a "buddy," and 2 will always be a factor.
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You get this kind of number when you skip count. It is always divisible by the number you are skip counting by.
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A plan to solve a problem and there may be more than one way. Not everyone may use the same.
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To find the factors of a number that are all prime. The strategy we use involve factor trees.
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A math sentence that does not include an equal sign or an answer.
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A number that has more than one set of factors; not only can 1 and itself go into it, but so can other numbers! Examples: 4, 6, 8, 9
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A number that when multiplied with another number produces a product; it's what makes up a multiplication expression.
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This kind of number never has a "buddy."
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To answer the problem.