GCSE Maths Terminology

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Across
  1. 4. Have a rough guess?
  2. 8. There is a chance you get this
  3. 9. A region of a circle bounded by an arc and a chord or a piece of an orange
  4. 10. The number in front of an algebraic term that is also very competent
  5. 11. Powers or where mathematical fish may live
  6. 12. The cruellest average?
  7. 13. two or more equations or concurrent events can be described as…
  8. 14. roots which are almost absurd
  9. 18. A real number that cannot be written as a simple fraction or a person who thinks without reason
  10. 20. Geometric copycats are…
  11. 21. Whole number
  12. 22. Viral growth is…
  13. 23. What mathematicians demand before they believe you
  14. 24. The type of equation that arrives when a variable decides to square up
  15. 27. A probability display most likely found in a forest?
  16. 28. A repetitive maths topic
  17. 29. Greek person, obsessed with triangles
  18. 30. Sequences with constant gaps, equations with degree 1, or old-fashioned TV programming can be described as…
Down
  1. 1. A bar charts posh cousin where area matters
  2. 2. middle half of data
  3. 3. The mathematical equivalent of a shared interest
  4. 5. A four-sided polygon whose vertices lie on the circumference of a circle or a rectangle on a bike
  5. 6. Thinking deeply about a type of transformation?
  6. 7. Crossing paths dead in the middle at a strict 90-degree turn.
  7. 15. Kinda the same mathematically speaking
  8. 16. Mathematicians try to solve these on paper, and some politicians try to solve these in society
  9. 17. A mathematical seesaw — as one variable climbs, the other is forced straight down.
  10. 19. A straight-line segment connecting two points on the circumference of a circle or something you may strum on a guitar
  11. 25. The trajectory of a thrown basketball, a skate ramp, or a giant mathematical smile.
  12. 26. the m you don’t want to be large when walking up a hill