8th Grade Math Practice

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Connect an equation or formula to a quantity, graph or shape. These are available recall topics, not a complete US grade curriculum.

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• One-step equations

  Solving one-step equations with addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.

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• Small coordinate slopes

  Finding slope from small coordinate pairs and simple graphs.

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• Roots and advanced powers

  Square and cube roots, plus small negative and fractional powers.

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• Scientific notation and powers of ten

  Writing and comparing very large or very small numbers.

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• Linear function formulas

  Slope-intercept and point-slope forms of a straight line.

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• Pythagorean theorem

  Recall the relationship between the sides of a right triangle.

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• Plane geometry formulas

  Triangle, trapezoid, and circle areas, plus circle circumference.

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• Mean formulas

  Recall population and sample mean formulas.

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• Whole-number powers

  Squares, cubes, and powers of two with whole-number exponents.

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• Rectangle formulas

  Rectangle area and perimeter.

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• Solid geometry formulas

  Cone, cylinder and sphere volume formulas.

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• Angle relationships

  Find complementary, supplementary and vertical angles from one given angle.

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• Triangle angle sum

  Find one missing triangle angle from two given angles.

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