Unit 2 Vocab

Front

A number that can show parts of a whole using a dot (called a decimal point). The digits to the left of the dot are whole numbers, and the digits to the right show parts smaller than one.

Back

Decimal Number

Front

Money that you put into a bank account or financial institution for safekeeping

Back

Deposit

Front

The part remaining in subtraction

Back

Difference

Front

A math sentence that shows two things are equal, using an equals sign

Back

Equation

Front

Payment for goods and services

Back

Expense

Front

Allows a person to make deposits to keep money safe, or can serve as a lender when a person needs to borrow money for large purchases (bank, credit union)

Back

Financial Institution

Front

Money earned or received

Back

Income

Front

Giving money to a person or business that must be paid back, usually with interest

Back

Lend

Front

Money that is made in a business after all the costs and expenses are paid

Back

Profit

Front

Answer to addition

Back

Sum