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|---|---|---|
| Quadrangle | Another name for a quadrilateral, a four-sided polygon. |  |
| Quadrant | One of the four areas of the rectangular or Cartesian plane that is divided into fourths by the two axes. | |
| Quadratic | A second-order polynomial of the form ax² + bx = c = 0 is considered a Quadratic; it graphs to a parabola. | |
| Quadratic Equation | Any second-order polynomial in one variable set equal to a constant is termed a Quadratic Equation. | |
| Quadruple | A verb or noun; to multiply by four or the fourth integral multiple, respectively. | |
| Quartiles | Most generally, the 25th and 75th percentiles are termed the Low Quartile and High Quartile, respectively. | |
| Quintiles | Most generally, the 20th and 80th percentiles are termed the Low Quintile and High Quintile, respectively. | |
| Quintuple | A verb or noun; to multiply by five or the fifth integral multiple, respectively. | |
| Quotient | The result of the operation of division, the Quotient results from dividing a dividend by a divisor; also the value of a fraction that is always numerator divided by denominator. | |
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