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Essential Math Vocabulary for Basic Operations and Problem Solving

This resource covers fundamental math vocabulary essential for understanding basic operations like Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division. It explains key concepts such as evaluating expressions and the order of operations, including the use of parentheses and exponents. The CUBES method is introduced as a strategy for solving word problems. This guide is valuable for students looking to strengthen their math skills and improve their problem-solving techniques using clear definitions and examples.

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Essential Math Vocabulary for Basic Operations and Problem Solving

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  1. Math Vocabulary List 1

  2. Addition- combining a set of number to reach a total or sum • Subtraction- taking away one number from another to find what is left • Multiplication- repeated addition, taking factors and finding the product • Division- splitting a number into equal groups to find the quotient • Evaluate- to process and solve • Expression- a math problem 2+5-9x4

  3. Order of operations- The order in which you evaluate an expression • Parentheses- (), [], {} used to group an expression • Exponents- the small number to the upper right of a base number that tells you how many times to multiply the base number • Base number- the number used to multiply the number of times as the exponent tells you

  4. C- the key numbers • U- underline the question • B- in key words • E- Evaluate the problem- ask yourself “What steps should I take to solve the problem?” • S- solve the problem and check your work circle box CUBES- how solve word problems

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