Across
- 2. A number that can't be turned into a fraction or decimal.
- 4. A combination of symbols which context depends on specific rules.
- 7. A mathematical statement where both sides are equal.
- 11. When a real number is multiplied by itself.
- 14. Positive integers occasionally including zero.
- 18. The distance a number is from zero.
- 19. When a pair of numbers have a sum of zero.
- 20. 3.14.
- 21. A number that when added to another number doesn't change the sum, which is zero.
- 25. Any real number, and a number that can be turned into a fraction or decimal.
- 26. It makes addition and multiplication calculations quicker and easier to solve.
- 27. Two different expressions that have the same answer.
- 30. Two operations that undo each other.
- 31. A number that contains a numerator and denominator.
- 32. Two expressions that aren't equal.
- 33. An expression built up of integers, variables and algebraic operations.
- 34. A constant quantity that is placed before and multiplying a variable in an expression.
- 35. A number with no fractions or decimals, also know as an integer.
Down
- 1. This leaves any element unchanged when combined.
- 3. When an irrational number is multiplied by itself.
- 5. A key number that is fixed and often referred to by a symbol.
- 6. An equation with two variables that create a straight line if plotted on a graph.
- 8. When multiple variables equal the same thing.
- 9. A number that when multiplied by another number gives the product or expression.
- 10. When a number is multiplied by itself.
- 12. When a decimal has a group of digits that are repeated indefinitely.
- 13. When there are fractions within fractions.
- 15. The order numbers are multiplied in won't affect the product.
- 16. It helps you solve equations in the form a(b+c.)
- 17. A way to find the reciprocal of a number.
- 22. A rational number.
- 23. It can assume different values.
- 24. A number with infinite digits after the decimal point.
- 28. A number in which the whole number and fraction are separated by a point.
- 29. When the sum of two numbers is zero.