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    Maths Class: by Enzo

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    1) The document discusses various math concepts taught in class including prime numbers, factorisation, number lines, integers vs numbers, rational vs irrational numbers, significant figures, and the Cartesian plane. 2) It defines prime numbers as numbers with only 1 and itself as factors, and factorisation as breaking numbers down into smallest factors. 3) It explains how to draw the Cartesian plane by making two perpendicular number lines that intersect at 0 to form the x and y axes.

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    1) The document discusses various math concepts taught in class including prime numbers, factorisation, number lines, integers vs numbers, rational vs irrational numbers, significant figures, and the Cartesian plane. 2) It defines prime numbers as numbers with only 1 and itself as factors, and factorisation as breaking numbers down into smallest factors. 3) It explains how to draw the Cartesian plane by making two perpendicular number lines that intersect at 0 to form the x and y axes.

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    Maths Class: by Enzo

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    1) The document discusses various math concepts taught in class including prime numbers, factorisation, number lines, integers vs numbers, rational vs irrational numbers, significant figures, and the Cartesian plane. 2) It defines prime numbers as numbers with only 1 and itself as factors, and factorisation as breaking numbers down into smallest factors. 3) It explains how to draw the Cartesian plane by making two perpendicular number lines that intersect at 0 to form the x and y axes.

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    10 Things I learnt in

    Maths Class By Enzo


    PrimeNumbers
    They are numbers that have no other
    positive factors other than 1 and itself.
    prime
    Factorisation
    It is the process of when numbers are
    broken down into it’s smallest factor.
    Index Notation
    It is usually how to present the result of prime
    factorisation. It is using number powers if
    Numbers multiplied itself is repeated.
    number lines
    Number lines are usually used to locate the
    position where numbers are usually are. It’s
    divided into 2; one for positive numbers and one
    for negative numbers. The arrows at the end of
    the line represent the continuous pattern as
    numbers never end.
    Numbers VS integers
    Integers are a type of real number that just
    includes positive and negative whole numbers
    and natural numbers. Numbers can be fractions,
    decimals etc. Negative Numbers is usually located
    in the left part of a number line while positive
    numbers in located no the right side
    Rational VS irrational
    A rational number includes any whole number,
    fraction, or decimal that ends or repeats. An
    irrational number is any number that cannot be
    turned into a fraction, so any number that does
    not fit the definition of a rational number.
    Significant Figures
    Significant figures of a number in positional
    notation are digits in the number that are
    reliable and necessary to indicate the quantity
    of something.
    Rules of Significant Figures
    1. All non-zero numbers are significant. The number 33.2 has three
    significant figures because all of the digits present are non-
    zero.
    2. Zeros between two non-zero digits ARE significant.
    3. Leading zeros are NOT significant.
    4. Trailing zeros to the right of the decimal are significant.
    5. Trailing zeros in a whole number with the decimal shown are
    significant.
    How to draw Cartesian plane
    First, we draw two number lines perpendicular to one another,
    intersecting at the point 0 on both lines. Then, we simply label
    the horizontal number line as the x-axis and label the vertical
    number line as the y-axis. There we have it! Our coordinate plane
    has been created.
    coordinates : (x,y)
    Using Formula to find gradient
    and y-axis using formula
    Formula: y=mx+c
    m is gradien; don’t forget to add a “x”
    c is the y-intercept (line that
    interacts with the y axis
    Thank
    you

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