final exam Flashcards

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triangle formulas

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A= 1/2bh 
P= a+b+c
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rectangle formulas

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A=lw

P=2(l+w)

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trapezoid

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A=1/2(a+b)h

P= a+b+c+d

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ellipse

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A=πab

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square

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A=a^2

P= 4a

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parallelogram

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A=bh

P= 2(a+b)

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circle

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A=πr^2

C=2πr

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sector

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A=1/2r^2θ

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rectangular prism

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SA= 2(wh+lw+lh) or x^2+4xh
V=lwh
*Rectangular Box

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cylinder

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SA= 2πr^2+2πrh
V= πr^2h
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guidelines for modeling w functions

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  1. express model in words
  2. choose the variable
  3. set up the model
  4. use model
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story problem steps

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  1. get the question
  2. identify the variable(s)
  3. build equations
  4. solve
  5. ask “does my answer make sense?”
  6. state answer as a sentence
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transformations steps

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  1. sketch basic graph
  2. do horizontal shifts
  3. do reflections
  4. do vertical shifts
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inverse functions

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  1. f(x1) ≠ f(x2)
  2. f(x1) = f(x2)

f^-1(y)=x; f(x)=y

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cancellation props of inverse functions

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if f and f^-1 are inverse functions,
f^-1(f(x))=x
f (f^-1(x))=x
if f and f^-1 have the property *, we say f and f^-1 are inverse functions 
*anything >1 is undefined
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technique to find inverse functions

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  1. interchange x+y roles
  2. solve for y in terms of x
  3. set f^-1(x)=y
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average rate of change

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f(b)-f(a)/b-a

*diff quotient (x=a; x=a+h)
f(a+h)-f(a)/h

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domains for combining functions

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(f+g), (f-g), and (fg) are D=A∩B

(f/g) is D{x∈A∩B I g(x) ≠ 0}

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x= b _slope; y=a _slope

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und; 0

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inequalities steps

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  1. move all nonzero terms to one side
  2. factor
  3. find interval
  4. sign chart w test values
  5. solve
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complete the square steps

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  1. make sure a=1
  2. subtract c (x^2+bx= -c)
  3. find (b/2)^2
  4. add that value to both sides
  5. factor
  6. take square rt of both sides
  7. solve
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a^m/n =

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(^n√a)^m

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a^b+c =

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a^b*a^c

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(a^b)^c

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a^b*c

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e is about
2.71828
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standard form
f(x)= a(x-h)^2+k
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h=
-b/2a
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k=
plug h in function
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if a>0, there is a
minimum value of k at x=h
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if a<0, there is a
maximum value of k at x=h
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graphing polynomial function steps
1) intercepts 2) sign check 3) end behavior 4) graph and label
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when there is a multiplicity of 1, it
crosses the x axis
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a^2+b^2=
(a+bi) (a-bi)
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i^2 is
-1
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use __ to determine real zeros of polynomials
long division
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if c is a zero of p(x),
then x-c is a factor of p(x)
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if a+bi is a zero of p(x),
a-bi is also a zero of p(x)
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coefficient
the number ex: 4
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term
the whole thing ex: 4x^2
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domain constraints
1. 1/x ;x≠0 2. √x ;x≥0 *n is even 3. 1/√x ;x>0 *n is even *root is alone 4. logaX; x>0
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graphing rational functions steps
1. factor 2. intercepts - x int on numerator - plug in 0 for y int 3. VA (x=) - solve denominator * sign chart 4. HA (y=) 5. graph and label
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logarithmic properties
``` loga1= 0 logaA= 1 logaA^x=x a^logaX= x logaA^c= ClogaA loga(AB) = logA+logB loga(A/B)= logA-logB ```
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basic unit circle values
x^2+y^2=1 π/6 (√3/2, 1/2) π/4 (√2/2, √2/2) π/3 (1/2, √3/2)
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exponential and log equations steps
1) put exponential on one side | 2) solve
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trig functions
sin^2(x) + cos^2(x)= 1 tan^2(x)+1=sec^2(x) 1+cot^2(x)=csc^2(x)
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degrees to radians
multiply π/180
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radians to degrees
multiply 180/π
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coterminal angles
add or subtract 2π (360 degrees) to given angle
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trig functions of angles
SOH CAH TOA | a^2+b^2=c^2
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basic trig function domain and range
sin(θ) domain: (-∞,∞) range: [-1,1] cos(θ) domain: (-∞,∞) range: [-1,1] tan(θ) domain: (-∞,∞) {π/2+nπ} range: (-∞,∞)
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inverse trig functions domain and range
sin-1(θ) domain: [-1,1] range: [-π/2, π/2] cos-1(θ) domain: [-1,1] range: [0, π] tan-1(θ) domain: (-∞,∞) range: (-π/2, π/2)
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even-odd identities
``` sin(-x)= -sinx cos(-x)= cosx tan(-x)= -tanx ```
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guidelines for proving trig identities
1) start with one side * indicate which side u choose to start with 2) use known identities 3) covert to sines and cosines
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formula for sine
sin(x+y)= sinXcosY + cosXsinY | sin (x-y)= sinXcosY - cosXsinY
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formula for cosine
``` cos(x+y)= cosXcosY - sinXsinY cos(x-y)= cosXcosY + sinXsinY ```
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double-angle formulas
sine: sin2x= 2sinxcosx cosine: cos2x= cos^2x-sin^2x = 1-2sin^2x = 2cos^2x-1 tangent: tan2x=sin2x/cos2x
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sine graph
``` sink(x-b)+c period: 2π/k amp: IaI phase shift: b d=period/4 *always starts with "b" *basic graph starts from 0 ```
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cosine graph
``` acosk(x-b)+c period: 2π/k amp: IaI phase shift: b d=period/4 *always starts with "b" *basic graph starts at highest point ```
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tangent graph
``` atank(x-b)+c period: π/k d=period/4 *b in the middle *2 asymptotes at the very ends ```
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basic trig equation steps
1) find primary solution in one complete period sin [0,2π) cos [0,2π) tan (-π/2, π/2) 2) find general solution by adding the solution in step 1 by the multiple of the period *sin and cos: add 2kπ *tan: add kπ
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5-step strategy
1) write down in one function of one angle 2) find values of written function 3) solve for angle 4) solve for variable 5) check restrictions
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basic trig equations CHECK
1) factor 2) identities 3) formulas - addition/subtraction - double angle * u substitution
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if inverse function is on the outside, look at the
domain
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if inverse function is on the inside, look at the
range
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solving exponential/log equations: exponential
1) isolate exp 2) take loga 3) solve for variable * no check * sometimes we can factor
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solving exponential/log equations: log
``` way 1) 1. isolate loga 2. write in exp form 3. solve for variable 4. check way 2) logaX=logaY; X=Y ```
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whenever u see NONLINEAR inequalities you must solve by ___
sign chart
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half angle formulas
sin θ/2 = ± √(1-cosθ)÷2 cos θ/2= ± √(1+cosθ)÷2 tan θ/2= sin θ÷(1+cosθ) = (1-cosθ)÷sinθ
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basic graph of e
above x-axis increasing from left to right crosses (0,1)
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basic graph of log
``` increasing from - y values to + y values passes thru (1,0) VA x=0 ```
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a^2 x b^2 =
(ab)^2
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bad point
a point on the denominator of a non-linear inequality
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zero point
real zeros *set equal to zero
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how do u write factors that are 1 ± 2i
(x-(1-2i)) (x-(1+2i))