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The bottom of a shape, solid or three dimensional object.
The base is what the object 'rests' on.
The base is what the object 'rests' on.
The numbering system in common use, in which each place
to the left or right of the decimal represents a power of 10.
to the left or right of the decimal represents a power of 10.
A visual representation of horizontal and vertical bars or
lines to represent data.
lines to represent data.
The shape of the graph that indicates the normal
distribution.
distribution.
A polynomial equation with two
terms usually joined by a plus or
minus sign.
terms usually joined by a plus or
minus sign.
To divide into two equal parts. The bisector can be
the point or the line that divides the object or shape
into two equal or congruent parts.
the point or the line that divides the object or shape
into two equal or congruent parts.
A graphical representation of data
that spots differences in
distributions. Plots the ranges of
data sets
that spots differences in
distributions. Plots the ranges of
data sets
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base of a prism or cylinder
Base
Base 10
Bell Curve
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Box and Whisker Plot/Chart
Base of a Power
base of a rectangle One of the sides of a
rectangle; also, the length of this side.
rectangle; also, the length of this side.
base of a polygon The side on which the
polygon “sits;” the side that is perpendicular to the
height (or altitude) of the polygon.
polygon “sits;” the side that is perpendicular to the
height (or altitude) of the polygon.
base of a 3-dimensional figure One face or
a pair of faces on the figure. The height (or
altitude) is the length of a line segment drawn
perpendicular to a base of the figure which extends
from that base to an opposite face or vertex.
a pair of faces on the figure. The height (or
altitude) is the length of a line segment drawn
perpendicular to a base of the figure which extends
from that base to an opposite face or vertex.
Base Angles of a Trapezoid
Base Angles of an Isosceles
Triangle
Triangle
Base of a Triangle
Base of a pyramid or
a cone
a cone
base of a parallelogram
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