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37問 • 1年前
  • Catamco Sarah Jane
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    is a term used to describe repeating objects or events.

    Pattern

  • 2

    he stated "by using mathematics to organize and systematize our ideas about patterns, we have discovered a great secret: nature's patterns are not just there to be admired, they are vital clues to the rules that govern natural processes".

    lan Stewart's book "Nature's Numbers",

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    which means patterns formed without external intervention.

    "self-organized patterns"

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    which means patterns formed with external intervention.

    invoked organized patterns

  • 5

    is a sequence of numbers in which terms are obtained by adding the two previous terms in the sequence.

    Fibonacci sequence

  • 6

    Fibonacci sequence" was named after an Italian mathematician

    Leonardo Pisano Bigollo

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    Set is a well-defined collection of distinct objects

    TRUE

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    Element is a member of the set

    TRUE

  • 9

    Sets are denoted by CAPITAL LETTERS and enclosed by curly brackets

    TRUE

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    Cardinality is number of elements

    TRUE

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    Two methods of sets: Roster-listing, enumerating, enclosed by brackets, separated by comma; Rule- describing the elements of the set

    TRUE

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    empty set

    null set

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    one element

    singleton set

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    contains all elements

    Universal set

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    it is limited, otherwise it is infinite.

    infinite

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    exactly same elements

    Equal

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    same number of elements

    equivalent

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    a set of which all elements are contained in another set.

    subset

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    ALL

    proper subset

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    SOME AND NONE

    improper subset

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    combining the elements

    Union

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    common of the elements

    Intersection

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    set of all elements which are in the universal set U but not in the given set.

    Complement

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    is a product of sets A and B, denoted by A × B is the set of all ordered pairs (a, b) where a ∈ A and b ∈ B.

    Cartesian

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    ______a set of ordered pairs defining the ______ between two sets.

    RELATION

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    each element of the domain is related to a single element in the codomain.

    Function

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    A relation may or may not be a function. All functions are relations.

    TRUE

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    first set

    Domain

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    second set

    Co-domain

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    subset of the co-domain of R (commonly used in the set Y).

    Range

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    Combined with, plus the sum of

    Addition (+)

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    increased by

    Addition (+)

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    total

    Addition (+)

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    more than

    Addition (+)

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    added to

    addition (+)

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    the difference of, decreased by, fewer than, less than, subtracted, from less

    Subraction (-)

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    the difference

    Subtraction (-)

    • STS

    STS

    Catamco Sarah Jane · 42問 · 1年前

    STS

    STS

    42問 • 1年前
    Catamco Sarah Jane

    125

    125

    Catamco Sarah Jane · 44問 · 1年前

    125

    125

    44問 • 1年前
    Catamco Sarah Jane

    UTS

    UTS

    Catamco Sarah Jane · 93問 · 1年前

    UTS

    UTS

    93問 • 1年前
    Catamco Sarah Jane

    RPH

    RPH

    Catamco Sarah Jane · 20問 · 1年前

    RPH

    RPH

    20問 • 1年前
    Catamco Sarah Jane

    問題一覧

  • 1

    is a term used to describe repeating objects or events.

    Pattern

  • 2

    he stated "by using mathematics to organize and systematize our ideas about patterns, we have discovered a great secret: nature's patterns are not just there to be admired, they are vital clues to the rules that govern natural processes".

    lan Stewart's book "Nature's Numbers",

  • 3

    which means patterns formed without external intervention.

    "self-organized patterns"

  • 4

    which means patterns formed with external intervention.

    invoked organized patterns

  • 5

    is a sequence of numbers in which terms are obtained by adding the two previous terms in the sequence.

    Fibonacci sequence

  • 6

    Fibonacci sequence" was named after an Italian mathematician

    Leonardo Pisano Bigollo

  • 7

    Set is a well-defined collection of distinct objects

    TRUE

  • 8

    Element is a member of the set

    TRUE

  • 9

    Sets are denoted by CAPITAL LETTERS and enclosed by curly brackets

    TRUE

  • 10

    Cardinality is number of elements

    TRUE

  • 11

    Two methods of sets: Roster-listing, enumerating, enclosed by brackets, separated by comma; Rule- describing the elements of the set

    TRUE

  • 12

    empty set

    null set

  • 13

    one element

    singleton set

  • 14

    contains all elements

    Universal set

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    it is limited, otherwise it is infinite.

    infinite

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    exactly same elements

    Equal

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    same number of elements

    equivalent

  • 18

    a set of which all elements are contained in another set.

    subset

  • 19

    ALL

    proper subset

  • 20

    SOME AND NONE

    improper subset

  • 21

    combining the elements

    Union

  • 22

    common of the elements

    Intersection

  • 23

    set of all elements which are in the universal set U but not in the given set.

    Complement

  • 24

    is a product of sets A and B, denoted by A × B is the set of all ordered pairs (a, b) where a ∈ A and b ∈ B.

    Cartesian

  • 25

    ______a set of ordered pairs defining the ______ between two sets.

    RELATION

  • 26

    each element of the domain is related to a single element in the codomain.

    Function

  • 27

    A relation may or may not be a function. All functions are relations.

    TRUE

  • 28

    first set

    Domain

  • 29

    second set

    Co-domain

  • 30

    subset of the co-domain of R (commonly used in the set Y).

    Range

  • 31

    Combined with, plus the sum of

    Addition (+)

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    increased by

    Addition (+)

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    total

    Addition (+)

  • 34

    more than

    Addition (+)

  • 35

    added to

    addition (+)

  • 36

    the difference of, decreased by, fewer than, less than, subtracted, from less

    Subraction (-)

  • 37

    the difference

    Subtraction (-)