Mathematical Applications in Veterinary
Science 70 Correct solutions.
Mathematical Applications in Veterinary
Science 70 Correct solutions.
Field of study concerned with numbers, quantity, shapes and the relationships
among them. - ANSWER Mathematics
combining numbers; expressed by '+' symbol. - ANSWER Addition
deducting numbers; expressed by '‒' symbol. - ANSWER Subtraction
increasing numbers through repeated addition; expressed by 'x', ' ' or '∙'
symbol. - ANSWER Multiplication
splitting numbers into equal parts; expressed by '÷' or '/' symbol. - ANSWER Division
part of a whole number expressed as a numerator over a line or slash with a denominator below. -
ANSWER Fraction
top number in a fraction; represents how many parts there are. - ANSWER Numerator
bottom number in a fraction; represents how many parts the whole is divided into. - ANSWER
Denominator
smallest number which is a multiple of all of a set of fractions' denominators. - ANSWER Lowest
Common Denominator (LCD)
part of a whole number expressed as digits placed to the right of a decimal point. - ANSWER Decimal
, Mathematical Applications in Veterinary
Science 70 Correct solutions.
part of a whole number expressed in hundredths and followed by a percent symbol (%). - ANSWER
Percentage
process of changing from one form to another. - ANSWER Conversion
comparison of numbers; expression showing the relationship between two quantities. - ANSWER Ratio
expression stating two ratios are equal. - ANSWER Proportion
equation used to understand the relationships between variables; rule for solving math problems. -
ANSWER Formula
unknown quantity. - ANSWER Variable
process of determining the quantitative size or amount of an item. - ANSWER Measurement
amount of two-dimensional space. - ANSWER Distance
force of gravitational pull. - ANSWER Weight
amount of three-dimensional space. - ANSWER Volume
amount of heat. - ANSWER Temperature
most commonly used system of measurement in the United States; defined and governed by the
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). - ANSWER U.S. Customary System of
Measurement
Science 70 Correct solutions.
Mathematical Applications in Veterinary
Science 70 Correct solutions.
Field of study concerned with numbers, quantity, shapes and the relationships
among them. - ANSWER Mathematics
combining numbers; expressed by '+' symbol. - ANSWER Addition
deducting numbers; expressed by '‒' symbol. - ANSWER Subtraction
increasing numbers through repeated addition; expressed by 'x', ' ' or '∙'
symbol. - ANSWER Multiplication
splitting numbers into equal parts; expressed by '÷' or '/' symbol. - ANSWER Division
part of a whole number expressed as a numerator over a line or slash with a denominator below. -
ANSWER Fraction
top number in a fraction; represents how many parts there are. - ANSWER Numerator
bottom number in a fraction; represents how many parts the whole is divided into. - ANSWER
Denominator
smallest number which is a multiple of all of a set of fractions' denominators. - ANSWER Lowest
Common Denominator (LCD)
part of a whole number expressed as digits placed to the right of a decimal point. - ANSWER Decimal
, Mathematical Applications in Veterinary
Science 70 Correct solutions.
part of a whole number expressed in hundredths and followed by a percent symbol (%). - ANSWER
Percentage
process of changing from one form to another. - ANSWER Conversion
comparison of numbers; expression showing the relationship between two quantities. - ANSWER Ratio
expression stating two ratios are equal. - ANSWER Proportion
equation used to understand the relationships between variables; rule for solving math problems. -
ANSWER Formula
unknown quantity. - ANSWER Variable
process of determining the quantitative size or amount of an item. - ANSWER Measurement
amount of two-dimensional space. - ANSWER Distance
force of gravitational pull. - ANSWER Weight
amount of three-dimensional space. - ANSWER Volume
amount of heat. - ANSWER Temperature
most commonly used system of measurement in the United States; defined and governed by the
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). - ANSWER U.S. Customary System of
Measurement
