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Praxis I Math
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praxis
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1. Positions = number of position can be calculated by finding the ______ of the total number of items
1/3Bh
Ray
Factoral
0
2. In a quadratic formula if the a value of the parabola is less than 0 the parabola opens ___________
Chord
Triangle
Downward
Distributive
3. A closed three sided figure is called a ____________
Triangle
Inverse
6a^2
Commutative
4. In the law of proportion if a/b = c/d then (a - b)/b =
Exterior angle
Downward
(c - d)/d
Equiangular polygon
5. An angle whose measure is 90 degrees
(pi)r ^2
Reflexive
Hyperbola
Right angle
6. The _______ tells how many times the root needs to be multiplied by itself
Adjacent
Index
Mildline
Straight
7. Log base b to the b^x =
0
Slope
x
Vertical
8. In a quadratic equation in 2 unknowns has the general formula ax^2 + bxy + cy^2+dx +ey+ f = 0 the graph is called an __________or a __________ or __________(b=0 and a=c)
Congruence
Point circle does not exist
Obtuse
Hyotenuse
9. An angle whose measure is greater than 180 degrees and less than 360 degrees
Distance between 2 points
Reflex
Downward
One
10. How do you calculate the area of a trapezoid (hint h= altitude - perpendicular segment)
Equilateral polygon
Bh
Mildline
1/2h (b1 + b2)
11. A rhomus with a right angle
Rhomus
Square
Coplanar
180
12. The perimeter of a polygon is equal to the ________of sides X the _____________ of sides
Bc
Length number
Point slope formula
Symmetric
13. What property of equality ways for each real number a - for each real number b - for each real number c - if a=b and b=c - then a=c
Transitive
Trapezoid
Factor
Secant
14. A line segment joining two poing on a circle is called a ________
Length number
Chord
Added
Right
15. In order to decimal to a percentage you need to ______ by 100
Ratio
Multiply
Radius
N!/ (n - r)!
16. _____________ of angles is an equivalance relation - it is reflexive - symmetric and transitive
Plane
Equilateral
1
Congruence
17. A triangle whose angles all equal 60 degrees
Size
1
Equiangular
Ray
18. The graph of y= ax^2 + bx + c is a curve know as a ____________
Hyperbola
2
Parabola
Distance
19. When proving 2 polygons are similar - what is the formula you use (hint: n= the number of sides)
Inverse
Lw
((n -2) (180))/n
N!/(r!(n - r)!)
20. What is the square of ((x1-x2) + (y1- y2)) =
Positive
Equilateral
Distance between 2 points
Collinear
21. The side of a right triangle opposite the right angle
Vertical
Adjacent
Hypotenuse
Circle
22. Once you find the roots of a radical equation you must check them to see if any are __________roots (which means they are not equal when plugged back into the original formula) these roots must be ___________
(pi)r ^2
Extranous excluded
Bh
Symmetric
23. Two lines are said to be ______________ if they intersect and form right angles
Perpendicular
Equal
Bh
Quadratic formula
24. A line that joins the midpoint of two sides of a triangle is called the__________
Angle
Quadratic formula
Mildline
2
25. The absolue value of the difference of the coordinates of any two points on the real number line
Distance
Median
0
Equilateral
26. Three or more points are said to be ___________if an only if they lie on the same line
Regular polygon
Collinear
Acute
Ratio
27. How do you calculate the area of a parallelogram - what is the formula
Acute
Secant
N!/ (n - r)!
Bh
28. An angle whose measure is larger than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees
Obtuse angle
Bh
Extranous excluded
Radius
29. The x value of the vertex of a parabola is the equation
Equiangular
Regular polygon
Roots
b/2a
30. Every real number is a ______________
Supplementary
Complex
1
180
31. A triangle with having at least 2 equal sides
Coplanar
Congruent
Isosceles
Trapezoid
32. The __________ of a regular polygon is the segment joining an vertex with the center of the polygon
Equiangular
Parabola
x
Radius
33. x= - b (+ or -) square root of (b^2-4ac) divided by 2a - is called the _____________ and can be used to find the roots of a problem
Altitude
Quadratic formula
Equiangular polygon
A+b
34. The set of all points on a half line and the dividing point itself
Equal
Adjacent
Ray
0
35. When solving a system of equation involving quadratics and one is linear and the other is quadratic - solve the _______ first - then substitue the found value into the quadratic and solve for the other unknown
Linear substitute
Downward
Trapezoid
Complex
36. What is the volume of a cone
Symmetric
Equilateral
1/3 pi r^2 h
Negative
37. The square of a real number cannot be ___________
Exterior angle
D/c
Bisect
Negative
38. A portion of a circle is called an ________ of the circle
2
Function single
Arc
Complex
39. Two angles whose sum totals 90 degrees
Equilateral
A+b
Line
Complimentary
40. A triangle with a 90 degrees angle
Factor
Right
Complimentary
Isosceles
41. What property of equality says that a=a
Plane
Obtuse
Right
Reflexive
42. A line that divides a line segment into two congruent segments
Bisector
Transitive
Obtuse angle
Obtuse
43. Operation in steps = if an event a ways and followed by b ways followed by c ways the total number of ways it can be done is
A(bc)
Mildline
A x b x c
Triangle
44. If all points lie in the same plane they are __________
Scalene
Coplanar
Triangle
Congruent
45. Two distinct straight lines can intersect at most at only one point
Rectangle
One
Line
Point slope formula
46. The __________property of additon says that fro every real number a - ther is a real number such that a + - a = - a+ a = 0
Inverse
1/2 (d1 + d2)
Radius
I
47. Is a polygon whose angles are equal in measurement
180
Distance
Vertical
Equiangular polygon
48. Is a polygon that is both equilateral and equangular
Regular polygon
1/2h (b1 + b2)
D/c
Central angle
49. Two or more distinct lines are said to be ____________ if and only if they are coplanar and they do no intersect
Plane
Congruence
Parallel
Point slope formula
50. To calculate a permutation (order does not matter) what is the formula
(n/360) X 2pi r
Rectangle
N!/ (n - r)!
Every
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