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TAPSA Math Reviewer Grade 7

The document provides definitions and explanations of various mathematical concepts. It discusses decimals, integers, fractions, operations, and properties of numbers. Some key topics covered include: how to multiply and divide decimals by placing the decimal point in the product or quotient; the definition of integers as whole numbers greater than or less than zero; and properties of rational numbers such as their sums, products, and differences always being rational.

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TAPSA Math Reviewer Grade 7

The document provides definitions and explanations of various mathematical concepts. It discusses decimals, integers, fractions, operations, and properties of numbers. Some key topics covered include: how to multiply and divide decimals by placing the decimal point in the product or quotient; the definition of integers as whole numbers greater than or less than zero; and properties of rational numbers such as their sums, products, and differences always being rational.

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Simplified Mathematics

1. Multiplying decimals - similar to multiplying whole numbers and the decimal


point is placed in the product.
2. Division of decimals - similar to division of whole numbers and the decimal point
is placed in the quotient.
3. Covering up method - method that lets you cover several digits on the partial
divisor and partial dividend to be able to obtain easily the partial quotient.
4. Set of irrational numbers - consists of all numbers that cannot be expressed in
the form of a rational number.
5. Modulus other name for absolute value
6. Positive integers whole numbers greater than zero
7. Negative integers whole numbers less than zero

Math at Work
1. Subtraction of Integers is adding the additive inverse of the subtrahend and
minuend.
2. Every fraction except zero has a unique reciprocal.
3. Fractions are always expressed in the simplest form.
21st Century Math
1. Operations In Math, it is something we do to numbers.
2. Shortcut Computation ability to associate numbers for quick and accurate
computation with the use of pencil and paper.
3. Prime Numbers Counting numbers with exactly 2 different factors(divisors)
4. Composite Numbers counting numbers with more than 2 different factors (or
divisors).
5. Directed Numbers also called signed numbers.
6. Opposites with the same distance from zero but in opposite directions from zero.
7. Reciprocal multiplicative inverse of a rational number; can be obtained by
interchanging the numerator & denominator of the rational number.
8. Real Numbers has only one fixed point on the number line
9. Generalized form of a two digit number any 2 digit number can be written as
ab where a and b are whole numbers taking values from 0 to 9 such that a0
10.Rounded number an approximate number
11.SUM, PRODUCT & DIFFERENCE of 2 rational numbers is ALWAYS rational
(Properties of Rational Numbers)
12.A perfect square is never negative, never ends in 2,3,7 or 8
13.The square of an EVEN number is ALWAYS EVEN; the square of an ODD number is
ALWAYS ODD.
14.The number of zeros at the end of a perfect square is always EVEN.

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