Across
- 3. Angles that are formed by two intersecting lines and are “across” from each other. Their measures are congruent
- 5. The part of a 3D figure that is revealed when you “slice” through it is called a section
- 8. The decimal expansion of a rational number will either terminate (end) or
- 9. The sum of two opposite numbers
- 10. angles Two angles who share a side
- 11. Another name for numbers that are opposites
- 13. When a store increases the price of a product from what they purchased it for
- 14. How to gain information about a population
- 15. If two ratios are equivalent, this means they have a relationship
- 16. On the graph of a proportional relationship, the point (1,r) represents the
- 19. Two angles whose sum is 90 degrees
- 20. A type of probability that has multiple events
- 21. A term that has no variable, only a number
Down
- 1. Another name for the unit rate is the constant of
- 2. A table or diagram that shows all possible outcomes of an event or series of events
- 4. The distance around the circle
- 6. The sum of the area of all faces of a 3D figure
- 7. This measures how likely an event is to happen; it is always between zero and one
- 12. Two angles whose sum is 180 degrees
- 17. This type of sampling makes data and statistics reliable
- 18. The “number” part of a term that has a variable