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Perpendicular
Lines or planes that meet at a right angle (90°) are said to be perpendicular.

The symbol above is often used to identify 90° angles on a diagram.
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1D/2D/3D (Dimensions)
Refers to the number of coordinates needed to plot a point in a given space.
Plotting a point on a number line would require just one value hence 1D.
Plotting a point on a plane set of axes would require two coordinates (x and y) hence 2D.
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Never start a conversation with π
It will just go on forever.
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Inequalities
x < y means x is less than y
x > y means x is more than y
x ≤ y means x is less than or equal to y
x ≥ y means x is more than or equal to y
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Zero
It is widely accepted that the number 0 was born in India. Indian scholars were the first to draw a symbol to represent 0, a figure that does not appear in Greek manuscripts or Roman numerals.
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26
The only number trapped between a square number (25) and a cube number (27).
No other number meets that condition.
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Why didn't Romans find Algebra challenging?
Because X was always 10
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Polygon
A plane figure of three or more points connected together by straight lines to form a closed shape. The points are often referred to as vertices while the straight lines are called sides or edges.
Examples of polygons are triangles, quadrilaterals etc...
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Currency
The money in current use within a country. The euro (€) is the currency used in many European countries like France or Germany.