Linear Algebra

2. the number that, when multiplied by itself three times gives the perfect cube.
3. another name for an integer without fractions, decimals, or negatives
6. any number that cannot be written as the ratio between two integers.
9. a rational number represented in decimal form that repeats a pattern of values but has no ending point
10. the number that when multiplied itself gives the perfect square.
11. numbers that are naturally used as counting numbers
13. a number that has a whole number square root

1. a rational number represented in decimal form that has an end point.
4. a rational number represented in decimal form that has no end point and does not contain a repetitive pattern
5. numbers that we typically use in everyday life. Real numbers can consist of positive and negative values, whole numbers and decimals.
7. any number that can be represented as the quotient or fraction of two integers with a numerator and a non zero denominator
8. the symbol used to represent finding the square cube or other root of a number
12. mathematical phrase that can contain ordinary numbers, variables, and operations. Expressions do not contain an equal sign