Algebra Flashcards

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(a+b)2

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a2+2ab+b2

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(a-b)2

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a2-2ab+b2

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a2-b2

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(a+b)(a-b)

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Quadratic formula

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5
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Find the sum of roots of quadratic equation?

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-b/a

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Find the product of roots of quadratic equation?

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c/a

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distance between 2 points equations?

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OR Find triangle: a<sup>2</sup>+b<sup>2</sup>=c<sup>2</sup>
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Slope of a line equation

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Slope of y=mx + c, slope =m

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9
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Equation to graph a circle

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a,b is the centre of the circle
R = radius

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Area of circle?
Circumferance?

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Area = πr2
Circumferance = πd or 2πr

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How to remember the slope of a line?

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Rise over run ie if it’s y=3/4x then whenever you move up 3, move right 4

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What is an even function?
Where is there symmetry?

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  • A function is an even function if f of x is equal to f of −x for all the values of x. This means that the function is the same for the positive x-axis and the negative x-axis, or graphically, symmetric about the y-axis.
  • Where all the x exponents are even i.e. X2+6 (i.e. 6 is seen is x0)
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What is an odd function?

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Where all the x exponents are odd i.e. X3+6x

Symmetry with the origin

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14
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Where is there symmetry for functions with both even and odd exponents?

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None

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15
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Other ways to show reflection along x-axis?
y-axis?

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Reflection along x-axis: y=-f(x)

Reflection along y-axis=f(-x)

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What are the rules to remember when looking for remainders when dividing by 2,5,10, other numbers?

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5 - For UD numbers 1-4, UD =R. For UD numbers 6-9 UD = R-1
10 - UD = R
2 - Even UD, R=0. Odd UD, R =1
Other number - Find the pattern by finding 1st 4 and finding the remainder pattern

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17
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Difference between supplementary angle and complementary?

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Supplementary angles - add up to 180
Complementary angles - add up to 90

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18
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Number of degrees in any polygon?

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(n-2)*180

N = Number of sides in polygon

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19
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2 non congruent triangles?

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AAA - 3 angles the same, doesnt guarantee sides the same
ASS - i.e. where angle NOT between 2 sides, doesnt guarantee congruence

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20
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What are the pythagorean triplets?

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30-60-90 triangles

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22
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What’s special about a 45,45,90 triangle?

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Area of an equilateral triangle?

Area of a regular hexagon?

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1.half half √3

= √3a2/4

  1. 6 x half x half x √3
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Area of other regular polygons?

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The number you multiply = number of sides

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How do you maximise a polygon's area?
As long as perimeter is the same, make it regular --> max area
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Area of a similar triangle whose base:height is p:q
area = p2:q2 basically once know ratio of a side of triangle a:triangle b, the area is the square of that ratio
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Area of a trapezium?
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Area of a larger square that has a smaller square inscribed at the midpoint?
Larger square area is double the smaller square area
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What is the longest diagonal of a cube?
Side x √3
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Longest diagonal of a rectangular solid?
D = √(l2 + w2 + h2) units
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rule for the 3rd side of a triangle?
1. 3rd side > the difference of 2 sides 2. 3rd side < the sum of 2 sides
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How to find the median of a symmetrical set?
(first number + last number) / 2
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Population Standard deviation
x= numbers u = average N = number of numbers
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Sample standard deviation
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Difference between sets and lists?
Sets = NRIC - no repeats = SD > 0 - can be finite/ infinite - number of elements in set = |S| i.e. |4| means 4 elements in set - Curly brackets List = FOR - Finite - order matters - repeats = SD could be 0 or more
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What's the formula for inclusion-exclusion principle?
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Formula to find out probability of A or B not both
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Formula to find out how many people have neither in inclusion-exclusion principle
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Formula to find out how many people have neither in inclusion-exclusion principle
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Formula to find out 3 overlapping sets
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Difference between permutations and combinations?
Permutations - order = important Combinations - order NOT important
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Formula to calculate permuations? Alternative?
Alternative = choice method i.e. if asked how many ways 4 leters from the word KEYBOARD can be arranged. Initially 8 choices, then 7, then 6, then 5 therefore answer = 8x7x6x5 = 1680
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Permutations with repeats
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Permutations in a circle
(N-1)!
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Formula for choosing combinations
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Combination pattern when n = even
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Combination pattern when n = odd
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How is an empty set represented?
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What does skewness tell us about mean and median relationship?
Average follows the tail - postive skew: mean > median - negative skew: mean < median
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What is the normal distribution
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Sum of intergers in interval (even)
| No. of pairs = N/2
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Sum of intergers in interval (even)
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Sum of intergers in interval (odd)
No. of pairs P= (n-1)/2 Middle number M = (n+1)/2 Sum = (P x (n+1) ) + M
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How do know if any number is prime?
If n is the number we’re checking eg 107: - square root n - check all the prime numbers less than that value ie check 2,3,5,7 NOT 11