I. IDENTIFICATION

1. Refers to a number which a certain number on hundredths is taken.

2. The part considered in its quantitative relation to the whole, it is part of the whole.

3. The relation between two numbers or two magnitudes of the same kind.

4. Refers to the equality between ratios.

5. A number is directly proportionate to another when as one value increases, so does the other.

6. A number is indirectly proportionate to another when as one value increases, the other decreases.

7. Involves identifying parts of a whole based on a given ratio of these parts.

8. Refers to the number of hundredths taken, it is the result of comparing number (percentage which is regarded as the portion or part) to another number.

9. Represents a part of a whole, consist of numerator and a denominator.

10. A reduction from list price granted to buyers, it could take the form of volume discounts for large purchases, dealers, or distributors discounts, or special discounts granted at the discretion of the seller.

11. The total amount of money borrowed (or invested), not including any interest or dividends.

12. An interest being paid on interest.

13. Money paid for the use of money.

14. The rate or percent stated on an annual (or yearly basis).

15. The increase amount resulting from the increase process, the maturity value F, is obviously the sum of principal P, plus interest I.​