CPM CCG Chapter 4
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1. (alpha)
5Â A Greek letter that is often used to represent the measure of an angle.
2. Arithmetic se- An ordered sequence of mathematical terms in which a constant number is added
quence to each term to determine the next term in the sequence.
3. Common ra- the multiplier or sequence generator of a geometric sequence.
tio/multiplier
4. Probability A number that represents how likely an event is to happen.
5. Geometric se- An ordered sequence of mathematical terms in which each term is multiplied by a
quence constant number to determine the next term in the sequence.
6. Intersection a point that the graphs of two or more equations have in common.
7. Orientation the placement and alignment of a figure in relation to others or an object of
reference
8. Random An outcome that happens by chance, that is, its result cannot be predicted from
previous outcomes.
9. Slope angle The acute angle a line forms with the x-axis on a coordinate graph.
10. Systematic list A list created by following a system (an orderly process).
11. Tree diagram A model used to organize the possible outcomes, and the respective probabilities,
of two or more events.
12. 5«
x A Greek letter that is often used to represent a difference.
13. Addition Rule for For any two events {A} and {B}, P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B).
Probability
14. Clinometer A device used to measure angles of elevation and depression.
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Study online at https://quizlet.com/_iipu4p
1. (alpha)
5Â A Greek letter that is often used to represent the measure of an angle.
2. Arithmetic se- An ordered sequence of mathematical terms in which a constant number is added
quence to each term to determine the next term in the sequence.
3. Common ra- the multiplier or sequence generator of a geometric sequence.
tio/multiplier
4. Probability A number that represents how likely an event is to happen.
5. Geometric se- An ordered sequence of mathematical terms in which each term is multiplied by a
quence constant number to determine the next term in the sequence.
6. Intersection a point that the graphs of two or more equations have in common.
7. Orientation the placement and alignment of a figure in relation to others or an object of
reference
8. Random An outcome that happens by chance, that is, its result cannot be predicted from
previous outcomes.
9. Slope angle The acute angle a line forms with the x-axis on a coordinate graph.
10. Systematic list A list created by following a system (an orderly process).
11. Tree diagram A model used to organize the possible outcomes, and the respective probabilities,
of two or more events.
12. 5«
x A Greek letter that is often used to represent a difference.
13. Addition Rule for For any two events {A} and {B}, P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B).
Probability
14. Clinometer A device used to measure angles of elevation and depression.
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