MATHEMATICS 5 Recitation

Each number in a sequence is called a ________.

• a. Sequence

• b. term

• c. Domain

• d. rule of the sequence

A.M is from Latin word ________________ or before midday.

• a. ante meridiem

• b. post meridiem

• c. GMT

• d. Time zones

A.M is from Latin word ________________ or after midday.

• a. ante meridiem

• b. post meridiem

• c. GMT

• d. Time zones

Solving an equation is done by trying out a certain value that would fit in the equation.

• a. Working Backward

• b. Guess and Check

• c. Guess

• d. Regular Polygons

The world time is based on _________.

• a. ante meridiem

• b. post meridiem

• c. GMT

• d. Time zones

This strategy works on equations that call for a pattern or repeated operation.

• a. Working Backward

• b. Guess and Check

• c. Guess

• d. Look for a pattern

Is a list of numbers that follows a specific order of pattern.

• a. Sequence

• b. term

• c. Domain

• d. rule of the sequence

Adding the same number to both sides of an equation does not affect the equation.

• a. Addition Property of Equality

• b. Subtraction Property of Equality

• c. Multiplication Property of Equality

• d. Division Property of Equality

Multiplying both sides of an equation by the same number does not affect the equation.

• a. Addition Property of Equality

• b. Subtraction Property of Equality

• c. Multiplication Property of Equality

• d. Division Property of Equality

Strategies in solving equations involving addition, subtraction is used to cancel out the operation and vice versa.

• a. Working Backward

• b. Guess and Check

• c. Guess

• d. Regular Polygons