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The GRE test in mathematics is a standard test in the USA. It’s commonly taken to assess a person’s potential for graduate or post-graduate study in the field of mathematics.
Students start preparing for the exam beforehand. There are a lot of free & paid resources helping in that deal.
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How to use flashcards to revise GRE Math terms?
Flashcards help memorize difficult terms in a an easy manner.
What you need to do?
- Prepare two-sided cards, a free printable is above. If you need additional cards, you may create them using out free flashcard maker.
- Read cards on both sides and try to memorize the description.
- Now put the cards with the title on top.
- Take flashcards one by one and tell what the term means.
Here are several examples of terms that you can find on flashcards.
- hypotenuse – the side of a right triangle opposite
the right angle; - pyramid – a polyhedron having a polygonal
base and triangular sides; - perimeter – a line enclosing a plane area;
- perpendicular – intersecting at or forming right
angles; - parallelogram – a quadrilateral whose opposite
sides are parallel and equal; - scalene triangle – a triangle with no two sides of
equal length; - sector – a plane figure bounded by two
radii and the arc of a circle; - diameter – the length of a straight line
through the center of a circle; - obtuse angle – an angle between 90 and 180
degrees; - abscissa – the value of a coordinate on the
horizontal axis; - ordinate – the value of a coordinate on the
vertical axis; - chord – a straight line connecting two
points on a curve; - counterclockwise – in a direction opposite to the
direction in which the hands of a
clock move; - fraction – the quotient of two rational
numbers.
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