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Crossword Puzzle in Algebra
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Abscissa: The X-coordinate of a point on the coordinate system
Algebra: A branch of pure mathematics that uses alphabets and letters as variables
Angle: A figure formed by touching the end of two rays, it is two rays sharing a common point.
Binomial: It is a polynomial which has two terms
Brackets: The symbol [ ] which signifies grouping. They work in a similar way parentheses do.
Circle: The locus of all points that is always at a fixed distance from a fixed point.
Circumference: The perimeter of a circular figure.
Coefficient: The constant number that is multiplied with the variables and powers in an algebraic expression
Decagon: A 10 sided polygon
Diameter: The longest chord of a circle
Difference:The result of subtracting two numbers
Factorial: The product of an integer with all the consecutive smaller integers, It is represented as "n!"
FOIL: An acronym for First Outer Inner Last, it is a method by which binomials are multiplied
Formula: The relationship between various Variables (sometimes expressed in the form of an equation) depicted using symbols
Fraction: It is a ratio between two numbers. For example: 9/11.
GCF: The largest integer that divides a certain set of numbers, also called as Greatest Common Factor
Heptagon: A seven sided polygon
Hexagon: A six sided polygon
Hyperbola: A geometric figure, which is a locus of two points called foci, where the difference between the distances to each point is constant
Icosahedron: A polyhedron with 20 faces
Line: A geometric figure that connects two points and extends beyond both of them in both directions
Linear: A graph or data that can be molded by a linear polynomial
Mean: Another word for average
Monomial: A polynomial with one term
Multiples: The numbers that can be evenly divided by the number whose multiple we are considering
Nonagon: A nine sided polygon
Numerator: The top part of any fraction
Octagon: An eight sided polygon
Origin: (0,0)
Pi: It is represented by the Greek letter Π
Polygon: A closed figure bounded by line segments
Power: The number or variable (called base) that is raised to the exponent
Quadrants: The four sections into which the x-y plane is divided by the x and y axis
Radian: It is the unit of measuring angles
Radical: The designated symbol for the square root of any mathematical entity Radicand It is the number under the radical symbol
Radius: The distance or the measure of the line segment between center of circle and any point on the circle
Range: The limit within which set of values reside
Ratio: The resultant quantity derived by dividing one number with the other
Ray: A line having only one end point and extending infinitely in the other direction
Rectangle: A quadrilateral having all equal angles
Relation: The ordered pair of entities which have some distinct abstraction between them
Remainder: The number which is left over after the division as an undivided whole number
Term: The parts of a mathematical sequence or operations separated by addition or subtraction
Variable: The independent quantity in an algebraic expression
Arc: A curve which joins two points
Addend: The quantity which has to be added to the other
Triangle: A polygon with three sides and three angles
Cube: A three-dimensional figure which is box shaped and has six square faces which meet each other at right angles, it has eight vertices and 12 edges
Decimal: A number which contains a decimal point and is written using the base-10 number system
Sum: The result in adding numbers
Crossword Puzzle in Algebra
Across:| 4. | The parts of a mathematical sequence or operations separated by addition or subtraction | | 6. | A quadrilateral having all equal angles | | 8. | A closed figure bounded by line segments | | 12. | The resultant quantity derived by dividing one number with the other | | 13. | An eight sided polygon | | 15. | A figure formed by touching the end of two rays, it is two rays sharing a common point. | | 16. | The longest chord of a circle | | 18. | A three-dimensional figure which is box shaped and has six square faces which meet each other at right angles, it has eight vertices and 12 edges | | 19. | A line having only one end point and extending infinitely in the other direction | | 20. | The result of subtracting two numbers | | 21. | The result in adding numbers | | 29. | The designated symbol for the square root of any mathematical entity Radicand It is the number under the radical symbol | | 31. | The X-coordinate of a point on the coordinate system | | 34. | A 10 sided polygon | | 36. | A graph or data that can be molded by a linear polynomial | | 37. | The locus of all points that is always at a fixed distance from a fixed point. | | 38. | The ordered pair of entities which have some distinct abstraction between them | | 39. | The number which is left over after the division as an undivided whole number | | 40. | A seven sided polygon | | 41. | A nine sided polygon | | 43. | The distance or the measure of the line segment between center of circle and any point on the circle | | 45. | The number or variable (called base) that is raised to the exponent |
| | Down:| 1. | The relationship between various Variables (sometimes expressed in the form of an equation) depicted using symbols | | 2. | Another word for average | | 3. | A polygon with three sides and three angles | | 5. | A polynomial with one term | | 7. | The independent quantity in an algebraic expression | | 9. | A geometric figure that connects two points and extends beyond both of them in both directions | | 10. | It is represented by the Greek letter Π | | 11. | A branch of pure mathematics that uses alphabets and letters as variables | | 12. | It is the unit of measuring angles | | 14. | The perimeter of a circular figure. | | 17. | The numbers that can be evenly divided by the number whose multiple we are considering | | 22. | (0,0) | | 23. | An acronym for First Outer Inner Last, it is a method by which binomials are multiplied | | 24. | A polyhedron with 20 faces | | 25. | The limit within which set of values reside | | 26. | A six sided polygon | | 27. | The constant number that is multiplied with the variables and powers in an algebraic expression | | 28. | It is a ratio between two numbers. For example: 9/11. | | 30. | It is a polynomial which has two terms | | 32. | The quantity which has to be added to the other | | 33. | The symbol [ ] which signifies grouping. They work in a similar way parentheses do. | | 35. | The top part of any fraction | | 42. | The largest integer that divides a certain set of numbers, also called as Greatest Common Factor | | 44. | A curve which joins two points |
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Crossword Puzzle in Algebra
Across:| 4. | The parts of a mathematical sequence or operations separated by addition or subtraction | | 6. | A quadrilateral having all equal angles | | 8. | A closed figure bounded by line segments | | 12. | The resultant quantity derived by dividing one number with the other | | 13. | An eight sided polygon | | 15. | A figure formed by touching the end of two rays, it is two rays sharing a common point. | | 16. | The longest chord of a circle | | 18. | A three-dimensional figure which is box shaped and has six square faces which meet each other at right angles, it has eight vertices and 12 edges | | 19. | A line having only one end point and extending infinitely in the other direction | | 20. | The result of subtracting two numbers | | 21. | The result in adding numbers | | 29. | The designated symbol for the square root of any mathematical entity Radicand It is the number under the radical symbol | | 31. | The X-coordinate of a point on the coordinate system | | 34. | A 10 sided polygon | | 36. | A graph or data that can be molded by a linear polynomial | | 37. | The locus of all points that is always at a fixed distance from a fixed point. | | 38. | The ordered pair of entities which have some distinct abstraction between them | | 39. | The number which is left over after the division as an undivided whole number | | 40. | A seven sided polygon | | 41. | A nine sided polygon | | 43. | The distance or the measure of the line segment between center of circle and any point on the circle | | 45. | The number or variable (called base) that is raised to the exponent |
| | Down:| 1. | The relationship between various Variables (sometimes expressed in the form of an equation) depicted using symbols | | 2. | Another word for average | | 3. | A polygon with three sides and three angles | | 5. | A polynomial with one term | | 7. | The independent quantity in an algebraic expression | | 9. | A geometric figure that connects two points and extends beyond both of them in both directions | | 10. | It is represented by the Greek letter Π | | 11. | A branch of pure mathematics that uses alphabets and letters as variables | | 12. | It is the unit of measuring angles | | 14. | The perimeter of a circular figure. | | 17. | The numbers that can be evenly divided by the number whose multiple we are considering | | 22. | (0,0) | | 23. | An acronym for First Outer Inner Last, it is a method by which binomials are multiplied | | 24. | A polyhedron with 20 faces | | 25. | The limit within which set of values reside | | 26. | A six sided polygon | | 27. | The constant number that is multiplied with the variables and powers in an algebraic expression | | 28. | It is a ratio between two numbers. For example: 9/11. | | 30. | It is a polynomial which has two terms | | 32. | The quantity which has to be added to the other | | 33. | The symbol [ ] which signifies grouping. They work in a similar way parentheses do. | | 35. | The top part of any fraction | | 42. | The largest integer that divides a certain set of numbers, also called as Greatest Common Factor | | 44. | A curve which joins two points |
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