C3 Flashcards

(45 cards)

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What is the exponential relationship function?

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y = a^x

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What is the inverse of the exponential function?

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y = ln(x)

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What is the transformation f(x)+a?

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VERTICAL shift of a units

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What is the transformation f(x+a)?

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Horizontal shift of -a units

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5
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What is the transformation af(x)?

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VERTICAL stretch of scale factor a

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What is the transformation f(ax)?

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HORIZONTAL stretch of scale factor 1/a

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7
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What is the transformation -f(x)?

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REFLECTION in the X axis

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8
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What is the transformation f(-x)?

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REFLECTION in the y axis

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9
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When you have a complex transformation what should you do?

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Take it one step at a time

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10
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How do you use numerical methods to find the intercept between f(x) and g(x)?

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1) Note the number of solutions (intersects)
2) Let f(x) = g(x)
3) Rearrange f(x) = g(x) into f(x) - g(x) = h(x)
4) Sub in x for two values on the graph, a and b. If there is a sign change between these two values then there is a solution between them.
5) Rearrange the f(x) = 0 formula into x= something, allowing the iterative form to be used to narrow down what x is.

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11
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What is the Modulus function?

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It ensures a value is always positive

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What does |f(x)| mean?

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No value of f(x) will drop below the x axis, the negative y value will become a positive y value.

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What does f(|x|) mean?

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When the graph touches the y axis, the positive x data points are reflected in y axis again.

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14
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How do we solve a modulus equation?

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1) Draw both graphs.
2) Complete the square of whats in the modulus sign.
3) Split the graph into what the modulus has effected and what it hasnt.
4) Solve the regular bit like normal. Solve the moduled bit accounting for any reflection which has occurred.

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15
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What does sin^2 + cos^2 equal?

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1

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16
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What is cosec?

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1/sin

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17
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what is sec?

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1/cos

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18
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what is cot?

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1/tan

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19
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what is sin/cos?

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What does the cosec graph look like?

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U’s between -2pi and pi, 0 and pi. n’s between -pi and 0, pi and 2pi.

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What does the sec graph look like?

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the cosec graph with horizontal shift of 1/2pi. A U centered on 0, two n’s centered on -pi and pi, and two half U’s on 2pi and -2pi.

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What does the Cot Graph look like?

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When tan would tend to infinity, it is 0. When tan would be 0, it is infinity. There are assentotes at-2pi, -pi, 0, pi and 2pi. With the tan like curves going from top left to bottom right.

23
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What does 1 + tan^2 equal?

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what does 1 + cot^2 equal?

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what is sin^-1?
arcsin
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what is cos^1?
arccos
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what is tan^-1?
arctan
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Are the "arc" graphs infinite, like the normal sin cos tan graphs?
NOOOOO
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What does arcsin look like?
A reflected sinx in the line y = x, where the domain is now -1 =< x =< 1 and the range is -1/2pi and 1/2pi
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What does arccos look like?
A reflection of y = cosx in the line y=x, where the domain is -1 tp 1 and the range is 0 to pi
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What does arctan look like?
A reflection of y = tanx in the line y = x, where the domain is any real value, and the range is between -1/2pi to 1/2pi
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What is the double angle formula for sin?
Sin(2A) = 2sinACosA
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What is the double angle formula for cos?
Cos(2A) = cos^2(A) - sin^2(A)
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What is the double angle formula for tan?
tan(2A) = (2tanA)/(1-tan^2(A))
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What is the Harmonic form?
The idea that anything in the form acos(x) + bsin(x) can be expressed in the form Rsin(X+R) or Rcos(X-R).
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What do you need to be careful of in the Harmonic form?`
If you are expressing it in the form Cos, then it is X-R if it is acos + bsin, and it is X+R if it is acos - bsin.
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How do we apply harmonic form?
1) Make left equal right 2) Equate coefficients 3) Divide coefficient equations to make tan 4) Use a^2 + b^2 = c^2 formula on coefficient formulas to find what R is. 5) Write out answers.
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What is the chain rule?
For y = f(g(x)), dy/dx = f'(g(x)) multiplied by g'(x).
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What is the product rule?
for y= f(x) g(x), dy/dx = f'(x) g(x) multiplied by f(x) g'(x)
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What is the quotient rule?
For y = f(x)/g(x), dy/dx = [ f'(x) g(x) - f(x) g'(x) ]/ g(x)^2
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What is the derivative of y = e^x?
dy/dx = e^x
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What is the derivative of y = ln(x)?
dy/dx = 1/x
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What is the derivative of y = sinx?
dy/dx = cosx
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What is the derivative of y = cosx?
dy/dx = -sinx
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What is the derivative of y = tanx?
dy/dx = sec^2 x