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60問 • 1年前
  • John Andrada
    • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    A collection of objects or a group.

    Sets

  • 2

    Well-defined -> ?

    Well explained

  • 3

    Not repeated

    Distinct

  • 4

    -List all elements -A set of all capital letter

    Roster method

  • 5

    -Builder notation -x/x, such that

    Rule/Defining method

  • 6

    1,2,3,4,5……….

    Natural number

  • 7

    0,1,2,3,4,5……

    Whole number

  • 8

    -1,-2,-3,-4……..

    Integers

  • 9

    1/2,1/4

    Rational number

  • 10

    Imaginary numbers

    Complex number

  • 11

    Set A{1,2,3} Set B{a,b,c} Set C{a,c,b} A___B???

    Equivalent

  • 12

    Set A{1,2,3} Set B{a,b,c} Set C{a,c,b} B___C???

    Equal Set

  • 13

    A set of ordered pairs

    Relation

  • 14

    Domain is x Range is y

    True

  • 15

    It is a language of science . It is the study of patterns and structures. It is everywhere.

    Mathematics

  • 16

    What role does math play in our word?

    All of the above

  • 17

    This are regular, repeated or recurring forms of designs.

    Pattern

  • 18

    It indicates that you can draw an imaginary line across an object and the resulting parts are mirror images of each other.

    Symmetry

  • 19

    Where Fibonacci sequence was created?

    Italy

  • 20

    A perfect measurement

    Golden ratio

  • 21

    Who created Fibonacci sequence?

    Leonardo of pisa

  • 22

    Who created fractals?

    Benoit mandelbrot

  • 23

    Patterns at different time scale

    Fractals

  • 24

    What are the characteristics of math as a language

    Precise, Concise, Powerful

  • 25

    It is ability to make distinction

    Precise

  • 26

    It is ability to symbols express more

    Concise

  • 27

    It is ability to make complex simple Easy to harder

    Powerful

  • 28

    Math nouns

    Expression

  • 29

    3x+4

    Mathematical Expression

  • 30

    2x=3 3x+4=5

    Mathematical Equations

  • 31

    2x<3

    Mathematical Inequality

  • 32

    It involves looking for patterns and making generalizations.

    Inductive

  • 33

    It involves making a logical arguments, drawing conclusions, and applying generalization to specific situations. It is always valid it make use of undefined terms, formally defined terms, axioms, theorems, and rules of inference.

    Deductive

  • 34

    An arithmetic based logic puzzle that was invented by the japanese mathematics teacher miyamoto in 2004.

    Kenken Puzzle

  • 35

    What are the 4 poly’s step in Problem solving

    All of the above

  • 36

    It is a body of tehniques and procedures dealing with the collection, organization/presentation, analysis, and interpretation of information that can be stated numerically.

    Statistics

  • 37

    It refers to the process of obtaining numerical measurements.

    Collection of data

  • 38

    Refers to the organizations of data in tables.

    Tabulation and presentation of data

  • 39

    It is deriving from the given data relevance information from which numerical descriptions can be formulated.

    Analysis of data

  • 40

    What are the branches of statistics

    Descriptive, Inferential

  • 41

    Deals with the collection, enumeration, classifications, and graphical representation of data. Example: CENCUS, GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION

    Descriptive

  • 42

    It is concerned with reaching conclusions about large groups of data by studying samples drawn from the population. Example: POLL

    Inferential

  • 43

    Includes all object or totality

    Population

  • 44

    Represent the whole population

    Sample

  • 45

    It refers to the factor, property, attribute, characteristics, or behavior that differentiate a group of persons. Example: SEX, SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS, GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION

    Variables

  • 46

    A finite number of possible values or a countable number

    Discrete

  • 47

    Infinitely, continuous scale in such a way that there are no gaps or interruptions

    Continuous

  • 48

    A letter data, if they take the form such as race, sex, religion YES or NO responses

    Qualitative

  • 49

    A measurement such as weight, height, temperature, other measurable quantities

    Quantitative

  • 50

    We are categorizing (Sex, eye color, age)

    Nominal

  • 51

    We are trying to order things or arranged in some order ( military rank, olympic rank, placement in sports )

    Ordinal

  • 52

    0 does not mean nothing (IQ, temperature, time)

    Interval

  • 53

    0 is nothing( score in a test )

    Ratio

  • 54

    First hand experience, original source ( Diaries, autobiography )

    Primary Data

  • 55

    Information taken from published or unpublished

    Secondary Data

  • 56

    It give useful information, data should be summarized or organized

    Presentation Data

  • 57

    The most sensitive central tendency measure

    Mean

  • 58

    Dissertation

    Secondary Data

  • 59

    Distance is example of what data

    Continuous

  • 60

    Scales are used to determine this data

    Continuous

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    GENSOC

    GENSOC

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    RPH

    RPH

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    RPH

    RPH

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    ETHICS

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    ETHICS

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    A collection of objects or a group.

    Sets

  • 2

    Well-defined -> ?

    Well explained

  • 3

    Not repeated

    Distinct

  • 4

    -List all elements -A set of all capital letter

    Roster method

  • 5

    -Builder notation -x/x, such that

    Rule/Defining method

  • 6

    1,2,3,4,5……….

    Natural number

  • 7

    0,1,2,3,4,5……

    Whole number

  • 8

    -1,-2,-3,-4……..

    Integers

  • 9

    1/2,1/4

    Rational number

  • 10

    Imaginary numbers

    Complex number

  • 11

    Set A{1,2,3} Set B{a,b,c} Set C{a,c,b} A___B???

    Equivalent

  • 12

    Set A{1,2,3} Set B{a,b,c} Set C{a,c,b} B___C???

    Equal Set

  • 13

    A set of ordered pairs

    Relation

  • 14

    Domain is x Range is y

    True

  • 15

    It is a language of science . It is the study of patterns and structures. It is everywhere.

    Mathematics

  • 16

    What role does math play in our word?

    All of the above

  • 17

    This are regular, repeated or recurring forms of designs.

    Pattern

  • 18

    It indicates that you can draw an imaginary line across an object and the resulting parts are mirror images of each other.

    Symmetry

  • 19

    Where Fibonacci sequence was created?

    Italy

  • 20

    A perfect measurement

    Golden ratio

  • 21

    Who created Fibonacci sequence?

    Leonardo of pisa

  • 22

    Who created fractals?

    Benoit mandelbrot

  • 23

    Patterns at different time scale

    Fractals

  • 24

    What are the characteristics of math as a language

    Precise, Concise, Powerful

  • 25

    It is ability to make distinction

    Precise

  • 26

    It is ability to symbols express more

    Concise

  • 27

    It is ability to make complex simple Easy to harder

    Powerful

  • 28

    Math nouns

    Expression

  • 29

    3x+4

    Mathematical Expression

  • 30

    2x=3 3x+4=5

    Mathematical Equations

  • 31

    2x<3

    Mathematical Inequality

  • 32

    It involves looking for patterns and making generalizations.

    Inductive

  • 33

    It involves making a logical arguments, drawing conclusions, and applying generalization to specific situations. It is always valid it make use of undefined terms, formally defined terms, axioms, theorems, and rules of inference.

    Deductive

  • 34

    An arithmetic based logic puzzle that was invented by the japanese mathematics teacher miyamoto in 2004.

    Kenken Puzzle

  • 35

    What are the 4 poly’s step in Problem solving

    All of the above

  • 36

    It is a body of tehniques and procedures dealing with the collection, organization/presentation, analysis, and interpretation of information that can be stated numerically.

    Statistics

  • 37

    It refers to the process of obtaining numerical measurements.

    Collection of data

  • 38

    Refers to the organizations of data in tables.

    Tabulation and presentation of data

  • 39

    It is deriving from the given data relevance information from which numerical descriptions can be formulated.

    Analysis of data

  • 40

    What are the branches of statistics

    Descriptive, Inferential

  • 41

    Deals with the collection, enumeration, classifications, and graphical representation of data. Example: CENCUS, GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION

    Descriptive

  • 42

    It is concerned with reaching conclusions about large groups of data by studying samples drawn from the population. Example: POLL

    Inferential

  • 43

    Includes all object or totality

    Population

  • 44

    Represent the whole population

    Sample

  • 45

    It refers to the factor, property, attribute, characteristics, or behavior that differentiate a group of persons. Example: SEX, SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS, GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION

    Variables

  • 46

    A finite number of possible values or a countable number

    Discrete

  • 47

    Infinitely, continuous scale in such a way that there are no gaps or interruptions

    Continuous

  • 48

    A letter data, if they take the form such as race, sex, religion YES or NO responses

    Qualitative

  • 49

    A measurement such as weight, height, temperature, other measurable quantities

    Quantitative

  • 50

    We are categorizing (Sex, eye color, age)

    Nominal

  • 51

    We are trying to order things or arranged in some order ( military rank, olympic rank, placement in sports )

    Ordinal

  • 52

    0 does not mean nothing (IQ, temperature, time)

    Interval

  • 53

    0 is nothing( score in a test )

    Ratio

  • 54

    First hand experience, original source ( Diaries, autobiography )

    Primary Data

  • 55

    Information taken from published or unpublished

    Secondary Data

  • 56

    It give useful information, data should be summarized or organized

    Presentation Data

  • 57

    The most sensitive central tendency measure

    Mean

  • 58

    Dissertation

    Secondary Data

  • 59

    Distance is example of what data

    Continuous

  • 60

    Scales are used to determine this data

    Continuous