If you got this one wrong, you were definitely high on something in "high" school. Get it? ha ha.
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A degree is a unit of measurement for knowing the size of an angle. Not the same one used for temperature. Duh.
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The mode is the number that occurs most often. It's annoying sometimes.
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A digit is any one of the ten number symbols. It's also your finger.
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We wish it was a telegram from pre-recorded history. How cool would that be?
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Okay, perhaps baby makers was a bit too much, but it made you laugh, right?
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Variables are used in place of numbers. They're great, because they're like numbers in disguise!
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It's a pretty cool word for something so simple and ordinary.
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Any number multiplied by its reciprocal will equal 1. It's just the ideal situation.
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Does this really need to be explained to you?
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A ray has a starting point, plus a line that keeps going and going. How poetic.
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Hello? That was to check if you're still awake.
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It's easier to just call it the Middle of the Gosh Darn Data, though. MGDD, for short.
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The mean is the average. Both "mean" and "average" are terrible insults.
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Diameter is the measurement of distance across a circle. When measuring your waist, you're actually looking for the circumference.
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Congruent shapes resemble one another. Twins are congruent - but human.
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Four score and seven years ago! Sometimes a decade can feel like a score.
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You come to a quotient in a division problem when you type numbers into your iPhone to achieve a mathematical answer.
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Yes, integers. Not to be confused with "in tigers."
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This was the hardest question so far. The vertical line on a graph is the Y-axis. Write it down.
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The percentile is the number's rank. It's all about superiority, isn't it?
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A line segment has two endpoints. It doesn't press on into infinity...
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This is the point of intersection between the X- and Y-axis. Think of it like the Garden of Eden for Adam and Eve.
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An equation is a mathematical statement that two values are equal.
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Area is the measurement of a flat space. Important when buying a house.
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2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13... We could go on. The number 1 is tricky, because primes must have exactly two factors, and the factors of 1 are 1 and, well... 1.
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Parallel lines never meet. Parallel lives... a similar tale.
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It sounds so flashy: Transformation! Let's be happy for the geometric figure, and not jealous.
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Concentric circles meet in the center. They look pretty.
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A polygon has 3 or more sides to it. Kind of like your girlfriend.
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I meant to write "deception" but it turned into "discerption." It means severed. Sad.
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Volume fills up space. Stuffing fills space as well, particularly at Thanksgiving.
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A ratio is a comparison of two numbers. It uses ":" between the two, to separate them.
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A moat around a castle has a perimeter. It's just a measurement, but it keeps the castle safe.
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The hippopotamus' hyperbolic hypothalamus has nothing to do with a hypotenuse.
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