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There are 4 basic operations. The graphic organizer below shows what these operations are along with some other important terms. Read the lesson or take the quiz to see how much you know.


Basic Operations

Teachers! Use this graphic organizer to easily help your students understand this important math concept.

Basic Operations Key Terms Explained

Addition Terms

Addends: the numbers being added.

Sum: the answer to the addition problem.

Subtraction Terms

Minuend: the number you are subtracting from.

Subtrahend: the number that is to be subtracted from the minuend.

Difference: the answer to the subtraction problem.

Multiplication Terms

Factors: the numbers being multiplied.

Product: the answer to the multiplication problem.

Division Terms

Dividend: the number you need to divide.

Divisor: the number you will use to divide.

Quotient: the answer to the division problem.

Remainder: a leftover when the dividend could not be divided evenly.










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