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Calculus
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A mathematical system of calculating, especially in problems dealing with many iterations and changing variables. |
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Circle
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The set of all points equidistance from a given point (the center). |
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Circumference
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The length of the outside of a circle. |
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Compass
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A tool used to draw circles or measure distances. |
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Complementary Angle
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A complementary angle is either of two angles which add up to 90 degrees. |
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Composite Number
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A number which has another factor other than 1 and itself (non-prime). |
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Congruent
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Means equal, as in two congruent shapes are identical. |
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Coordinate
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A set of numbers which give the location of a certain point or object. |
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Coordinate Axis
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The two perpendicular lines that form the x- and y-axis and create four quadrants. |
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Colinear
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Points that exist on the same line. |
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Constant
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A number which does not change. The number 27 is a constant, as are values like pi and Euler\'s number. |
