Across
- 2. the amount of money left in a bank account after credit and debit transactions have been factored.
- 4. a party that creates good or services for another party(s)
- 6. a number when multiplied by the original equals 1 (2/8 x 8/2 = 1)
- 7. the amount of money earned after all expenses have been taken off
- 9. the money received consistently for working
- 12. to place money somewhere safe such as a bank or bank account and needs to be transferred from on party to another
- 17. someone who supplies goods or services for companies to sell
- 18. a number that does not include decimals or fractions (-2)
- 21. an exchange of a good or service for payment between people or businesses.
- 25. to receive something through it being passed on to you
- 27. the distance of a number from zero ( |-1| = 1)
- 28. a collection of financial transactions
- 30. a whole number that is positive excluding zero (3)
- 31. a contractual payment made by a third party to another party for the use a product created by the party
Down
- 1. a number that is greater than zero (5)
- 3. the number added to another to get zero (-1 + 1 = 0)
- 5. a decimal number with figures that forever repeat continuously. (3.66...)
- 8. a person you purchase goods from
- 10. numbers the have the same absolute value but are on opposite positions on the number line such as -7 and 7
- 11. the amount of money a business receives (its income)
- 13. to take away an amount of money from your account
- 14. two numbers that when added together equal zero. (-10 + 10 = 0)
- 15. when one party owes money to another
- 16. the process of dividing large numbers into smaller groups the a series of steps
- 19. a decimal number that ends (3.75)
- 20. the pattern in the results shown on a graph
- 22. a number the is less than zero (-4)
- 23. any number that can be turned into a fraction or a ratio, this includes fractions, repeating decimals, exterminating decimals, etc (2/10)
- 24. the cost paid for an item
- 26. a legal process that happens when someone or business cannot pay their debts.
- 29. To add an amount of money into your account.