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T Audio Listen to an audio version of this page (3 min 32 sec): Table | weyascikewnahtik | | Definition: A mathematical table is a systematic or orderly list of values or numbers. It is presented in rows and columns [1]. Example Table 18.1 The top five Indigenous languages spoken by Indigenous people in Canada in 2021. | Indigenous language | Number of Indigenous people able to speak this language in Canada in 2021 | | Cree languages | 86,475 | | Inuktitut | 40,320 | | Ojibway languages | 25,440 | | Oji-Cree | 15,210 | | Innu (Montagnais) and Naskapi langages | 11,605 | Note. The data in Table 18.1 was adapted from “Indigenous languages in Canada, 2021” by Statistics Canada, 2023 (https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/11-627-m/11-627-m2023029-eng.htm). Tally | ka asatahk akihcikewin | | Definition: Tally marks are used to record the number of items in a set; or used to keep track of data being counted. They usually consist of strokes grouped in fives [1]. Ten | mitâtaht | | Definition: It is a counting number that is one more than nine. It is written as 10. Tens | mitātahtaw | | Definition: when a number has a decimal point, the second number to the left of the decimal point shows the number of tens. Tenth | mwecimitâtaht | | Definition: It is the ordinal form of the number ten. It is also written as 10th. Third | mwecinistwâw | | Definition: It is the ordinal form of the number three. It is also written as 3rd. Thirteen | nistosâp | | Definition: It is a counting number that is one more than twelve. It is written as 13. Thirty | nistomitanaw | | Definition: It is a counting number equivalent to three sets of tens. It is written as 30. Thousand | kihchi mitatahtomitanaw | | Definition: It is a counting number equivalent to ten sets of hundreds. It is written as 1000. Three | nisto | | Definition: It is a counting number that is one more than two. It is written as 3. Triangle | ē-nistowēyapiskāk | | Definition: It is a polygon with three sides and three angles [1]. Twelve | nîsosâp | | Definition: It is a counting number that is one more than eleven. It is written as 12. Twenty | nîstanaw | | Definition: It is a counting number equivalent to two sets of tens. It is written as 20. Two | nîso | | Definition: It is a counting number that is one more than one. It is written as 2.
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