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Flashcards by Amber Armstrong, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Amber Armstrong
about 8 years ago
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| Reflexive Principle of Equality [RPE] |
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| Symmetric Principle of Equality [SPE] |
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| Transitive Principle of Equality [TPE] |
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| Transformation Principle of Addition for Equality [TPAE] |
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| Transformation Principle of Subtraction for Equality [TPSE] |
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| Transformation Principle of Multiplication for Equality [TPME] |
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| Transformation Principle of Division for Equality [TPDE] |
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| Transformation Principle of Opposites for Equality [TPOE] |
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| Transformation Principle of Reciprocals for Equality [TPRE] |
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| Associative Principle of Addition [APA] |
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| Associative Principle of Multiplication [APM] |
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| Commutative Principle of Addition [CPA] |
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| Commutative Principle of Multiplication [CPM] |
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| Distributive Principle of Multiplication over Addition [DPMA] |
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| Principle of Adding Zero [PA0] |
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| Principle of Multiplying by Positive One [PM+1] |
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| Positive one is not equal to zero. |
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| Introductory Principle for Opposites [IPO] |
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| Introductory Principle for Division [IPD] |
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| Definition Principle of Subtraction [DPS] |
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| Definition Principle of Reciprocals [DPR] |
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