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Flat shapes A 2D shape is flat: it has length and width but no thickness, so you can draw one on paper. Describe any of them with two numbers: how many sides, and how many corners. Sorting shapes Square or rectangle? Ask one more question:
Which of these is the correct definition of a rational number?
AA number whose decimal never endsBA number that can be written as a fraction of two integersCAny number with a decimal pointDA number bigger than zero
The General Transformed Equation Every transformation of a sine or cosine graph can be written using four constants, A, B, C, and D: Each one acts alone. Change B and the amplitude doesn't care. Amplitude and period Slide a and b below on t
Making "approaches" mean something "f(x) gets close to L as x gets close to a" is a sentence, not a definition. Cauchy and Weierstrass turned it into one. Read it as a game Note the strict 0 < |x − a|. The value f(a) is irrelevant, and may
A histogram shows how frequently data values fall into different ranges, called bins. The height of each bar shows how many data points landed in that bin.
Folding to find symmetry A shape has symmetry if an imaginary line splits it so both halves match exactly, like a mirror image. That line is a line of symmetry. The test is folding. If both halves land perfectly on top of each other, that's