General keywords list for Maths.
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ADD |
To ADD is to join one number to another; other words used include plus and total.
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subtract |
Subtract is to take away one number from another; other words include minus or find the difference.
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multiply |
Multiply is to make a number bigger by a given number of times; for example, two lots of three make six.
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divide |
Divide is to find out how often a number is found in another; for example, there are three lots of four in twelve.
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increase |
To increase is to make something bigger.
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decrease |
To decrease is to make something smaller.
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digit |
A digit is any of the numbers 0 to 9.
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equation |
An equation is a mathematical way of showing how two things are equal.
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equivalent |
Equivalent means equal or the same in value.
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sequence |
A sequence are numbers that follow each other in a particular order.
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consecutive |
Consecutive means following one after the other.
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approximate |
To approximate is to give an answer that is close to the exact answer.
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accurate |
Accurate means exact or correct.
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inverses |
Inverses are opposites; for example, minus is the opposite of plus.
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value |
Value is what or how much something is worth.
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