STILLWATER CROSSING · THE KIT

The Formula Board

Every rule the plots and drills lean on. One board, no guessing.
Order of operationsGrouping first, then multiply and divide left to right, then add and subtract left to right.
Common denominator firstUnlike fractions get renamed with a shared bottom before you add or subtract.
Multiplying fractionsStraight across: tops together, bottoms together.
Dividing fractionsFlip the second fraction, then multiply.
Mixed to improperWhole times the bottom, plus the top, over the same bottom.
Decimal point tradesMultiplying by 10 moves the point one place right. Dividing moves it one place left.
PercentPercent means per hundred.
Percent of a numberTrade the percent for a decimal, then multiply.
AverageThe sum of the values divided by how many there are.
Prime and compositeA prime has exactly two factors: one and itself. A composite has more.
GCF and LCMThe greatest factor two numbers share; the least multiple two numbers share.
Triangle areaHalf of base · height.
Box volumeLength · width · height.
RoundingLook one place further: 5 or more rounds up.