Facts And Terms Flashcards
(170 cards)
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Factor
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A whole number that goes into another number without remainder.
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Multiple
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Any numbers that are in the times table.
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Prime
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A number that has exactly two factors; one and itself.
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LCM
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Lowest Common Multiple.
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HCF
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Highest Common Factor.
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Writing a number as product of primes
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Use prime factor trees to find prime factors. Write them in a single line using multiplication (and powers if we choose.
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How do you find the HCF when using a venn diagram?
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Multiply the middle.
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How do you find the LCM when using a venn diagram?
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Multiply everything.
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Factor decomposition
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Product of primes
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Dividing decimals
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Use bus stop method when we know the times table. Include the decimal point in the same place and add in extra o’s as needed.
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Negative numbers: adding and subtracting
5 - 6 = ?, 5 + -6 = ?
8 - -3= ?, 8 + 3 = ?
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When there are 2 signs in the middle of the sum the operation changes and the second number becomes positive.
5 - 6 = -1, 5 + -6 = -1
8 - -3= 11, 8 + 3 = 11
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Negative numbers: multiplying and dividing
- 4 x 2 =
- 3 x 8 =
- 12 / -2 x -3 =
- 20 / 5 x -2 =
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If there is an odd number of negative signs in the sum the answer is negative, if there is an even number the answer is positive.
- 4 x 2 = 8
- 3 x 8 = -24
- 12 / -2 x -3 = -18
- 20 / 5 x -2 = 8
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Anything to the power of 0 is…
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1.
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(Indices) Negative power -
Reciprocal is …
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Negative power - reciprocal
Reciprocal is 1/number
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Rules for indices - multiplying
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a^m x a^m = a^m+n
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Rules for indices - dividing
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a^m / a^n = a^m-n
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Indices (a/b)
A -
B -
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A - new power
B - root
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Rules for indices - brackets
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(a^m)^n = a^mn
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Calculating with standard form: multiplication
(4 x 10^6) x (5.1 x 10^3) =
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x value + power
(4 x 5.1) x (10^6 x 10^3) = 2.04 x 10^10
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Calculating with standard form: addition/subtraction
(4.7 x 10^3) + (2.1 x 10^2) =
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Convert + or -, convert to standard form
= 4910 = 4.91 x 10
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Calculating with standard form: division
3.6 x 10^4) / (9 x 10^6
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(3.6/9) x (10^4 x 10^6) = 0.4 x 10^-2 = 4 x 10^-3
Divide values, - powers
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Calculating with standard form: using brackets
(2 x 10^4)^3 =
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Do the power to each part
2^3 x (10^4)^3 = 8 x 10^12
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Expanding brackets
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Times inside by outside.
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Factorising
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Means put back into brackets.
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Interior angle
Angle inside the shape.
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Exterior angle
Angle made from extending the side.
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Regular shape
All angles and sides are equal.
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Interior + exterior
= 180 degrees
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Sum of interior
180(n-2)
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Sure of exterior angles
360 degrees, no matter how many sides.
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Each interior angle of regular shape =
(n - 2) x 180)/ n
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Quadratics have...
Two answers
| E.g. x = 8 or x = -2
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Expression
3x + 3y
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Equation
3x + 4 = 12
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Identity
3(2x + 3) = 6x + 9
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Variable
Y
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Formula
r = 3x + 3y
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Rearranging formulae
It is just like rearranging an equation. Rather than working to get an answer. We end up with algebra.
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Write r terms of a means ...
Make r the subject or r =
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Percent means out of...
100
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Multiplier
The percentage of an amount we want, but as a decimal.
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If you want to get to the original amount you...
Divide by the multiplier.
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If you want to get to the amount afterwards you ...
Multiply by the multiplier.
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If you increase something by 10%, then decrease that by 10% would you get the same as decreasing by 10% then increasing by 10%?
Yes.
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Reverse percentages
Find the original amount after an increase or decrease. Get back to how much 100% is.
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Percentage increase and decrease
Increase - add % to original
Decrease - take % from original
Find % first then + or -.
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Simple interest
Interest is calculated from original amount. Same amount added on every time.
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Compound interest
Interest is based on what is in there at that time.
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Direct proportion
As one value increases the other increases by the same rate (doubled / x 10 / quartered).
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Inverse proportion
As one value increases by a rate, the other decreases by the same rate (x2 and /2 or /5 and x5 or x8 and /8)
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Other phrases for direct proportion
```
. Directly proportion to
. Is proportional to
. Varies directly
. Y ∝ x
. Y = kx
```
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Other phrases for inverse proportion
. Inversely proportional to
. Varies inversely
. Y ∝ 1/x
. Y = k/x
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Types of average
Mean, mode and median.
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Mean
Add them all up and divide by however many there are (can be a decimal, doesn’t have to be in the list).
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Mode
Most common (can have either no mode, 1 value or 2 values. Must be in list).
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Median
The middle number when they’re in order (can be a decimal - in middle of two values on list or value on list).
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Quartiles:
Split data up into quarters.
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How do you find the median?
(n+1) / 2 or 1/2n + 0.5
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In the formula for finding the median, what is n?
The number of values in the list.
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IQR =
UQ - LQ
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How do you find LQ?
(n+1) / 4
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How do you find UQ?
3((n+1) / 4)
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How do you find the mean from a table?
Sum of fx / sum of f
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How do you find modal class/ mode from a table?
The one with the most frequency.
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How do you find median from a table?
Sum of frequency + 1 / 2
| This gives the place of the value
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How do you find the estimate of median (When the table is in classes and answer is a number)?
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. Find median class and the place of the value.
. Amount of numbers in (to get to the place of the value) / frequency of class.
. Then times that by the class width
. Add that onto the lowest value of the class.
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How do you know whether something is terminating or recurring?
A terminating fraction is a fraction that’s denominator has only 2 and 5 as prime factors.
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Irrational
Cannot be expressed as a fraction: surds, pi, e.
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Rational
Can be expressed as a fraction e.g. any terminating value/ decimal, any recurring decimal
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Probability can be written as...
A fraction, % or decimal
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In probability with Venn diagrams, for ‘n’, count the section(s) that has...
The most amount of ticks (2 if two circles, 3 if three circles etc.).
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In probability with Venn diagrams, for ‘u’, count the section(s) that has ...
A tick in (all sections with a tick).
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Mutually exclusive
Cannot happen together.
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Exhaustive
All outcomes are covered, probabilities add up to 1.
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Probability
We use a tree diagram to help find probabilities of combined events. Multiply along branches (and). Add different outcomes if needed (or).
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Independent events
Probability of one does not effect the other.
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Dependent events (conditional probability)
The outcome of the first event, effects the probability of the second.
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Ratio
Allows us to see values in comparison with each other. It is usually in its simplified form. W can also have decimal inside a ratio if required.
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How do you calculate percentage profit?
(Profit / cost to make) x 100
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How do you calculate to find the percentage increase or decrease?
((Original - now) / original) x 100 ??
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Arithmetic sequence
Constant difference from one term to the next
| Eg. 4, 7, 10, 13 (+3)
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Geometric sequence
The ratio of one number and the next is the same
| Eg. 3, 6, 12, 24 (x2)
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Fibonacci sequence
Uses previous terms to get the next
| Eg. 1, 1, 2, 3, 5
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Quadratic sequence
Second difference is constant
Eg. 2, 8, 18, 32, 50
+6 +10 +14 +18
+4 +4 +4
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With quadratic sequences, what do you do to the second difference?
Half it, and then write it out, and minus it from the original. Then find 0th term.
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Term to term rule
From one term to the next.
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Nth term
Any term in the sequence (10th n =100).
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Quadratic sequence steps
. Find the common difference (2nd difference is equal, divide by 2)
This gives n^2
. Take of the n^2 part
. Find the nth term of whats left
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Fibonacci sequence
Series of numbers: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, ... The next number is found by adding up the two numbers before it and so on.
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What kind of line does this give: y = 3x - 2?
Straight line
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What kind of line does this give: y = x^2 + 1?
‘U’ shape
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What kind of line does this give: y = 2x^3 + 1?
Curved shape (like sideways S)
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How do you find gradient?
Change in y / change in x or Rise / run
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If a line is perpendicular to a line with a gradient of -3/5, what is its gradient?
5/3 —> negative reciprocal
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Midpoint
| E.g. (x, y) and (x2, y2)
The middle of the line
| Mp = (x + x2/2 , y + y2/2)
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Parallel lines
Always have the same gradient. Make sure lines are in the same format before comparing (y=mx+c).
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Perpendicular lines
Their gradients multiply to make -1. Gradients are negative reciprocal of each other.
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Chord of a circle
A line that cuts across the inside (doesn’t cross centre).
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Segment of a circle
The area caused by a chord.
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How do you find arc length?
(Angle/360) x (pi x diameter)
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How do you find sector area?
(Angle/360) x (pi x radius^2)
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Which axis is frequency always on?
Y-axis
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What is cumulative frequency?
Frequency gets added as it goes along.
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Scatter graph
Allows us to compare different variables and shows us if there is any correlation (relationship) between them. Correlation is not the same as relationship.
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Positive correlation relationship
As x increases y also increases.
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Negative correlation relationship
As x increases y decreases.
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Completing the square form
(x+p)^2 - q
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Write 2x^2 + 12x - 2 in completing the square form
First, factorise the x^2 and x term.
2(x^2 + 6x) - 2
Now write the x^2 + 6x part in completing the square form.
X^2 + 6 = (x + 3)^2 - 9
So, 2(x^2 + 6x) - 2 = 2[x + 3)^2 - 9] - 2
= 2 (x + 3)^2 - 18 - 2
= 2(x + 3)^2 - 20
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Write x^2 + 10x + 3 in completing the square form
(x + 5)^2 - 22
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Quadratic formula
x = -b + or - √b^2 - 4ac / 2a
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In a quadratic equation, which numbers are the roots?
The two answers (x = ... or x = ...).
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What happens is you multiply or divide by a negative with an inequality?
The sign flips.
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What is the Sine Rule (missing sides)?
a/SinA = b/SinB = c/SinC
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What is the Sine Rule (missing angles)?
SinA/a= SinB/b= SinC/c
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Area of triangle with angle
1/2 x a x b x Sin C
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What is the Cosine Rule (missing sides)?
a^2 = b^2 + c^2 - 2bcCosA
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What is the Cosine Rule (missing angles)?
Cos(A) = b^2 + c^2 - a^2 / 2bc
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Ambiguous case
Finding obtuse + acute versions in the triangle (subtract from 180).
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What are the numbers (from thumb down) that you can use on your fingers for exact trigonometry values?
0, 30, 45, 60, 90
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What is the rule for Sin in exact trigonometry values?
√amount of numbers above / 2
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What is the rule for Cos in exact trigonometry values?
√amount of numbers below / 2
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What is the rule for Tan in exact trigonometry values?
√amount of numbers above / √amount of numbers below
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Sin of 0, 30, 45, 60, 90
0, 1/2, √2/2, √3/2, 1
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Cos of 0, 30, 45, 60, 90
1, √3/2, √2/2, 1/2, 0
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Tan of 0, 30, 45, 60, 90
0, 1/√3, 1, √3, not possible
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When finding a turning point from (x+p)^2 + q, what’s the rule?
Opposite sign of inside one, same sign of outside one
| -p,q
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If vectors can be written as multiples of each other, what does this mean?
They are parallel.
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Density formula
Density = mass / volume
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Similar shapes
Same shape, different size.
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Congruent
Same shape and same size.
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Linear scale factor
Side lengths of large shape / corresponding side length of small shape
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Volume of square based pyramid.
V = 1/3 x ba x h
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Vector
Way of representing movement between two places. We visualise a vector with a straight line, the direction indicated by an arrow. We can use a matrix system to define a vector: x is the movement right, y is the movement up.
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Estimate
Round every value to 1sf.
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Discrete data
Data counted in a very basic sense.
E.g. number of siblings -3, 6, 2 etc.
Pens in a pencil case - 7, 12, 15, etc.
None of these could be made more accurate
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Continuous data
Data that has been measured.
E.g. temperature, length of a pencil, mass of a loaf of bread
Depending on how accurate we want to be, these could be more specific.
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How to get bounds.
Add or subtract half the accuracy.
E.g. 1cm / 2 = 0.5
7 - 0.5
7 + 0.5
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Sector
Area between two radi and an arc.
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Angle on circumference inside semi circle is...
90 degrees
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Angle at the centre from a chord is...
Double the angle at the circumference.
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Angles in a segment from a chord are...
The same
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Cyclic quadrilateral
Opposite angles add to 180 degrees
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Tangent meets radius at a...
Right angle
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Alternate segment theorem:
Alternate angles are equal
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Where two tangents to a circle meet...
The lengths are equal.
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When a number has been rounded, we use error intervals to...
Determine what it could have been before.
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When to use sohcahtoa
Right angle triangle
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When to use sine rule
. 2 angles known + 1 length known + 1 unknown length.
| . 2 lengths known + 1 angle known + 1 unknown angle.
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When to use cosine rule:
. 3 lengths known + 1 unknown angle
| . 2 lengths known + 1 angle known + 1 unknown length
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n
And
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U
Or
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A’
Not in set
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When are tree diagrams used in probability?
Used when the probabilities are not equally likely or if the probabilities change part way through.
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When are probability space diagrams used?
Used when probabilities of event A and event B are all equally likely (e.g. roll a dice and flip a coin)
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Conversion graphs
These allow us to convert between currencies/measurements. They are limited to working with the scales we have on them.
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Asymptote
A point/line that the graph approaches but does not meet.
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Circle graph
X^2 + y^2 = r^2
No asymptotes
Google picture to check if your right
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Linear graph
y = mx + c
| Google picture to check if your right
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Quadratic graph
x^2 is the biggest power
| Google picture to check if your right
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Reciprocal graph
y = k/x
Asymptote = y=x-axis/y-axis
Google picture to check if your right
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Cubic graph
x^3 is biggest
| Google picture to check if your right
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Exponential graph
y = k^x
Asymptote = y=0/x-axis
Google picture to check if your right
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Speed formula
Speed = distance / time
| Average speed = total distance / total time
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Completing the square steps
1. Identify perfect square
| 2. Adjust it so expressions are equal
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What does gradient line tell you?
In general, the gradient line tells you the rate of change of the y variable in relation to the rate of change of the x-variable.
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What does area under the graph tell you?
In general, the area under the graph tells you the product of the two units on the two axis.
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Gradient of curved line
. Draw a tangent that hits the line only at the point you are trying to find.
Work out the gradient of the tangent (rise/run)
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What does y = tan x look like on a graph?
Google picture to check if your right.
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What does y = sin x look like on a graph?
Google picture to check if your right.
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What does y = cos x look like on a graph?
Google picture to check if your right.
