7 th grade III

Partial

Class
 Add and
subtractions

Multiplications
and division
Decimals

Exponentiations

Combined
operations
Power of Decimals

Powers in decimals is done exactly as in integer Numbers.

Combined operations.

1. First solve aggrupation's signs

2. Exponentiations and radicals
3. Multiplications or division
4. Add and subtractions
Workshop page 94
1 write the decimal that corresponds to each of the following numbers.

2. Reduce to simplest terms each of the following decimals

3. Simplify the fractions to simplest terms

 PARTS ANTECEDENT AND
CONSEQUENT
RATIO OR DIFFERENCE OF
TWO MAGNITUDES

WRITE A:B A IS TO B

PARTS EXTREME AN MEANS

RATIO AND PROPORTIONS

WRITE A:B :: C:D A IS TO B AS C
IS TO D

TIPES OF PROPORTIONS DIRECT AND INVERSE

PROPORTIONS EQUALITY
BETWEEN TWO MAGNITUDES
TWO RATIOS MAKE A
PROPORTIONS OONLY IF THE
EXTREME PRODUCT IS EQUAL
TO THE MEANS PRODUCT.

ONE END IS THE PRODUCT OF

THE MASS DIVIDED BY THE
KNOWN ENDPOINT

FUNDAMENTAL PROPERTIES

A MEANS EQUAL THE

PRODUCT OF ITS ENDS
DIVIDED BY THE KNOWN
MEANS

THE SUM OF THE

ANTECEDENTS DIVIDED BY
THE SUM OF THE
CONSEQUENT IS EQUAL TO
THE CONSTANT OF
PROPORTIONS
 ratio
Human beings need to compare measurements and quantities. These quantities
can be compared with ratios between them.

These type of mathematical relationship, expressed by the quotient between two

numbers, are called a ratio. Ratio is defined as the division between two
numbers a and b

= ratio

Fundamental properties of ratio

In a series of equal ratios, the sum of the antecedents divided by the sum of the
consecuent is equal to any of the ratios of series. Given the series of ratios as in
the example.
Proportions
An equality between two ratio

A:B::C:D

Two ratios make a proportions only if the extreme product is the equal to the means
product.
One end is the product of the mass divided by the known endpoint

A means equals the product of its ends divided by the known means

The sum of the antecedent divided by the sum of consequent is equal to the
constant of proportionality.
1. Write four distance /time ratios and Kg /liters from the data in each table
 Page 104 exercise 4

Magnitude A 20 30 10 80 15
Magnitude B 12 18 6 48 9
Direct proportions.

Two magnitudes are directly proportional if the ratio

between the value of the one of them and the respective
value of the other is equal to a constant K that
constant is called a constant of proportionality.
inverse proportions.

Two quantities are inversely proportional when the

product of each value of a magnitude by the respective
value of the other is equal to a constant. This constant
is called the inverse proportionality constant.
Workpage 110 – 111

En este primer caso dividimos la

cantidad mayor por la menor

En este segundo caso multiplicamos la

cantidad mayor por la menor
inversa

inversa

directa
directa
Percentage
Unit 4 Algebraic expression
 INCREASE
DECREASE
ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
QUOTIENT

WRITE IN ORDINARY LANGUAGE

STATEMENT OF A WORD
AND WRITE IN ALGEBRAIC
PROBLEM
LANGUAGE

MONIMOAL
BINOMIAL
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION POLINOMIALS
TRINOMIAL
POLINOMIAL

AD = ADD ALL THE

EXPONENT AND COMAPARE
ABSOLUTE DEGREE AND
ALGEBRA EACH VALUE OF THE
RELATIVE DEGREE
ADDITION. THE VALUE
GREATEST IS THE ANSWER.

REPLACE THE VARIABLE BY

NUMERICAL VALUE THE VALUE GIVEN BY THE
TEACHER

SAME VARIABLE ADN SAME

RELATED TERMS
EXPONENT

ADD AND SUBTRACTIONS OF

RELATED TERMS
Algebraic language

Coefficient: Any Number if your coefficient is one you don't write the
Number.
Variable: any letter of the alphabet from to A until Z
Exponent any exponent and if your exponent is one don't write
Addition: is called increase
Subtraction: is called difference
Multiplication: is called factor or product
Division: Ratio or Quotient
The Pythagoras theorem
Area formula
Notable product
Quotient product
Cada termino es separado por signos mas y menos
esto es un termino
4 o cualquier número pero sin variable termino
independiente.
 Monomials have one
term

Binomials have two terms

Algebraic
Palynomials
expressions
Trinomials have three
terms

Polynomials have
four or more terms
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Unit 5
Linear equations
Angle