Math Digital

Dictionary
7
By: Dhruvi
Instructions
Each slide must have a relevant picture and definition in your own words.
You CANNOT Google the word (you can get science definitions or
university definitions which are NOT acceptable)…. you must use the
online Math Glossary since it has Alberta Grade 7 definitions

Other options:
- give an example
- include video
- non definition MDD is the Brainstorm of McKee Teachers ... creating a digital dictionary
that can travel with a student to a new class or school or country
 percentages
pi
bisector linear relation
positional change
mean
central tendency
measures
circle graph
median
circumference radius, radii
mode
common attributes range
multiplier
compass ratio
constant term
sample space
numerical coefficient
data set segment
decimal (repeating,
origin transformations ( consecutive)
terminating)
outlier translate
diameter
tree diagram

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exponent
Area A
A measurement inside
an object
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LE S
PTA B
C E (C)
AC
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A measurement inside L I
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an object N
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Bisector B
A Divided segmented line in between two
congruent lines/parts.
Central Tendency M
Numbers that lean towards the main centered set of
groups and orders of numerical data, and values.
● Mode
● Median
● Mean
 Circle graph
A circle graph is
C
another method to
collect data; it's a
chart of a circle
divided into sectors,
which all make up the Circle Graph
whole. Each part is
represented as a
percent, and the
whole adds up to
100%.
 Circumference C
Circumference is a term used to represent the distance
around a circle.
C: Circumference of a circle
r: The length of the radius of a circle
d: The length of the diameter of a circle
 Common Attributes C
Features or traits multiple figures have in
common, the characteristics could be used to
differentiate between figures as well.
Common attributes
1. Base height
2. Shape
3. Amount of sides
16c

4. Shade of color
16cm

cm
16 5. Height
cm

vs
12

7cm 7 cm
Compass C
A tool designed to to draw circles or arcs
of a circle.
Constant Term C
A term which remains the same.
Represented
by a letter.
DATA set D
A collection of numerical, or opinion wised
factual information. Some ways to collect;
● Circle graph
● Surveys
● Bar graphs
● Double bar graphs
Denominator
A denominator is the number below the
fraction line.
D
A denominator can state one of the
following: 5
23 Denominator

● the number of elements in a set.

● the number of fractionated parts into which the whole
is divided.
The denominator can
be smaller than the
numerator
D for down
 Decimal: repeating, terminating
\
D
A terminating decimal occurs when
a number finishes with a finite
amount of decimals; it is not
infinite.

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 Exponent E
An exponent is a number in a power that indicates
how many times a base is employed as a factor.

● Brackets are
important

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4 Exponent

Base
Linear relation L
Is when a collected data, results in a straight
line.
Mean M
The mean is a center overall averaged out number, from a
group of numbers.

The mean is
around
54 57 12 84 17 35 47
43
 Measures M
A standard size,amount, degree of something, determined by a measuring
instrument device marked in evenly divided units of some sort.
Such as:
● Mass
● Meter Vs Cm
● Second In
● Kelvin
● Degrees
● Grams
● Kilogram Some tools to be measured with,
thermometers, measuring tapes,
scales, speed checking devices.
Median M
The middle number in a group of numbers, typically
aligned in ascending or descending order.

54 57 12 84 17 35 47
The Median is 84
Multiplier M
"Multiplier" is the number that will be used to
multiply the secondary number.
Another name for
Multiplier is factor.

Multiplier

45 x 64
Mode M
The mode is the most frequently occurring
number. 1 23 45 64 86

This would result in a

no mode, because
there are equal
amounts of each
individual number.
Numeral Coefficient ("Coefficient") N
A number used to multiply a variable.

Represented by
a letter
 Origin O
The origin occurs is a the point in the
coordinate plane where the x-axis and
the y-axis collide. It's set of
coordinates are( 0, 0 ).
Outlier O
A value or data point that is
farther beyond from the other
points or values from the data
set.
34 54 12 63 52 49
12 is the outliner
Percentages P
Percent means
"out of one-hundred".

The sign for

percent is
%
Pi
Pi is an irrational number. A non-repeating, and
P
non-terminating decimal. It can’t be
written as
a fraction.

3.141 592 653 589 793

238 462 643 383 279 ...
It’s used by
approximately
Perimeter
P
The total added distance around a polygon.

Distance around a
shape.
Radius, Radii R
A radias is a line segment which from the
center of the circle directes to other areas on
the circle.
That's the
Radius

r
Range R
The difference between the highest and lowest value from
a set of data
So the
84 -12 = range
72 is
72
54 57 12 8417 35 47
Ratio R
A ratio is a comparison of numbers or
quantities. A ratio can compare
numbers with the same

24:54 or different units.

Ratios can be
simplified, and written
as a fraction, or
decimal.
Sample Space S
All the possible set of outcomes in an
experiment.

“S”= sample
space
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

n(S)= outcomes in A A, A, A, A, A, A, A,
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
sample space. B B, B, B, B, B, B, B,
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Segment S
A section of a line betwist two endpoints along
the line.

A line
segment is
named by the
endpoints.
Transformations - consecutive T
When an object has been moved, or “transformed” one or more
times by either;
● Position The four most common
● Size
● Shape types are;
● Translation
● Rotation
● Reflection
● Dilation

Once the object is

transformed its called a Image
 Translate T
When an object as it is directly without the change of size or shape. It is moved straight
forward without any turns. Every point of an object is moved the same distance and in the
same direction.
A translation arrow
indicates the direction and
amount of movement.

(x,y)
You translate to coordinates
Tree Diagram T
Outcomes listed out to show possibilities with a diagram created with branches
expanding out.
❏ All possible outcomes of an experiment
❏ All possible arrangements of a set of elements
A type of way for
❏ Match-ups in a tournament tracking probability
❏ Prime factorization of a natural number