8th Grade Algebra
Translations
Translate or write the mathematical (Algebra) form of the following words,
expressions, and sentences.
201. a number
202. reciprocal of the number in question 1
203. a positive number
204. a negative number
205. If you multiply any real number by its reciprocal, the product always equals to one.
206. a number with a factor of 2
207. a number with a factor of 5
208. a number with a coefficient of 3
209. the opposite of a number
210. A number added to its opposite will always equal to zero.
211. The sum of two numbers to the power of two will always equal to the first number
squared plus twice the product of the two numbers plus the other number squared.
212. The difference of two real numbers squared will always equal to the first number
squared minus twice the product of the two numbers plus the second number
squared.
213. any number
214. Any number that is less than negative one.
215. All the numbers that are less than or equal to negative one.
216. All the numbers that are greater than or equal to -2.
217. a negative number
218. all positive numbers
219. Negative four is less than negative ten.
220. a point
221. a point in the first quadrant
222. a positive number
223. the origin (x-y plane)
224. not the origin
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225. The area of a rectangle always equals to the length (its measurement) times the
width (its measurement).
226. The area of a square always equals to one of its sides (its measurement) squared.
227. The perimeter of a triangle always equals to the sum of its sides (their
measurements).
228. The area of a triangle always equals to half of the base (its measurement) times
height (its measurement).
229. a negative number
230. a point in the second quadrant
231. a point in the third quadrant
232. a positive number
233. a point in the fourth quadrant
234. a line
235. Square root of four times square root of four equals to four
236. Square root of any number times itself (square root) will always equal to the
number itself.
237. If two fractions are equal, then their cross products are equal.
238. Two to the power of negative one equals one over two.
239. a positive number
240. a point on the x-axis
241. a point on the y-axis
242. a point on the x-axis in the first quadrant
243. a point on the x-axis in the second quadrant
244. the x-aixs
245. the y-axis
246. a negative number
247. Absolute value of a positive four equals to itself.
248. Absolute value of negative four equals to the opposite of negative four.
249. a point on the y-axis
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250. a point on the y-axis above the origin
251. a negative number
252. Absolute value of positive two equals to itself.
253. Absolute value of negative two equals to its opposite.
254. Absolute value of zero equals to zero.
255. Two to the power of negative three pizza equals to one-eighth of a pizza.
256. Square root of any number equal to the same number to the power of half.
257. a line with a slope of three
258. slope of a line that passes through the points (x2, y2) and (x3, y3)
259. If you multiply a number by one, you always get the same number (you had).
260. a negative number
261. Absolute value of any number is always positive.
262. Product of zero and any real number always equal to zero.
263. the opposite of -m
264. The sum of two numbers (x and y) is equal to negative one.
265. Product of two numbers equals to zero.
266. the origin (x-y plane)
267. Square root of the square of the sum of two numbers equals to the sum of the two
numbers.
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3
268. The third root of a number equals to the same number to the power of .
269. a positive number
270. at least ten
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271. at most ten
272. some
273. some but not all
274. an ordered pair
275. a line (in standard form)
276. a line in function form
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277. an x-intercept
278. a y-intercept
279. the origin (it is a point)
280. a y-intercept below the origin
281. a positive number
282. absolute value of positive nine equals to itself
283. Absolute value of negative nine equals to the opposite of negative nine which
equals to nine.
284. a line perpendicular to the x-axis
285. function form of a line
286. a negative number
287. If you add a number to its opposite, you will always equal to zero.
288. Ten to the power of negative one dollar equals to one-tenth of a dollar which
equals to ten cents.
289. a line with the smallest slope
290. a line with the largest slope
291. not vertical nor horizontal (a diagonal line)
292. a horizontal line (but not on the x-axis)
293. a vertical line (but not on the y-axis)
294. a point above the origin
295. a point below the origin
296. A number that is less than negative one but is greater than negative five.
297. All the numbers that are greater than negative five.
298. All the numbers that are less than negative four or greater (are greater) than
negative one.
299. All the numbers that are less than or equal to zero and greater (are greater) than
negative one.
300. All the numbers which are less than or equal to negative five and greater than
positive five.
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