Mathematics vocabulary

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What is a prime number? How does one calculate the area of a circle? Is a rectangle a regular or irregular polygon? Enable students to discuss maths in English with this reference sheet, which provides definitions, examples and illustrations of more than 25 important mathematic terms and concepts. In the accompanying worksheet, students practise the vocabulary by labelling a diagram, matching terms to their definitions, and circling the correct word to complete a sentence.

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