Formulas Flashcards

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a * b =

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LCM(a. b) * HCF(a . b)

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LCM of p³q and q4p

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p³q4

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if we have to find at what time two or three bells will ring at same time

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find LCM

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Quadratic equation form

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ax²+bx+c=0

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Cubic equation form

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ax³+bx²+cx+d=0

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How many zeros will quadratic and cubic equation will have respectively

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2 and 3

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If ax³+bx²+cx+d is completely divisible by ax²+bx+c that means

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α and β of quadratic equation also will be the two zeros of cubic equation .

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α+β=

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-b/a

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9
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αβ=

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c/a

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10
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Quadratic equation in the form of (α+β) & αβ

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x² - (α+β)x + αβ = 0

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α²+β²=

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(α+β)² - 2αβ

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α³+β³=

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(α+β)³ - 3αβ(α+β)

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1/α + 1/β =

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(α+β)/αβ

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14
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If a curve cuts x-axis and y-axis. 3 times and 5 times respectively then equation ay²+by+c will have how many zeros

A

5

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If a curve cuts x-axis and y-axis. 3 times and 5 times respectively then equation ax²+bx+c will have how many zeros

A

3

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16
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Condition for coincident lines

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a1/a2 = b1/b2 = c1/c2 (infinitely many solutions)

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Condition for intersecting lines

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a1/a2 not equals to b1/b2(only one solution)

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Condition for parallel lines

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a1/a2 = b1/b2 not equals to c1/c2(no solutions)

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Formula to find x of equation ax²+bx+c=0

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x = (-b +- √D)/ 2a

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20
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Formula of discriminant

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D = b²-4ac

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21
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If D = 0

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equal roots

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22
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If D > 0

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different roots

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23
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If D < 0

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no real roots

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24
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an =

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a +(n-1)d

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Sn =
n/2 (2a + (n-1)d)
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Formula of Sn with l
Sn = n/2 ( a + l )
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Distance Formula =
√(x2-x1)² + (y2-y1)²
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Section formula =
(mx2 + nx1)/ m+n
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Similarity criteria for triangles
SSS.(ratio) SAS. AAA.
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The tangent at any point of a circle is -------- to the radius through the point of contact
perpendicular
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The lengths of tangents drawn from an external point to a circle are
equal.
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Sin x
= P/H
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cos x
= B/H
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Tan x
= P/B
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Sec x
= H/B
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Cosec x
= H/P
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Cot x
= B/P
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Tan30
= 1/√3
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Sin30
= 1/2
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Cos30
= √3/2
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Tan45
= 1
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Sin45
= 1/√2
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Cos45
= 1/√2
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Tan60
= √3
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Sin60
= √3/2
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Cos60
= 1/2
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Sin0
= 0
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Tan0
= 0
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Cos0
= 1
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Tan90
= infinite
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Cos90
= 0
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Sin90
= 1
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Three identity of trigonometry
Sin²x + Cos²x = 1. Sec²x - Tan²x = 1. Cosec²x - Cot²x = 1.
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For a triangle with 30° angle if B = x what will be P and H
x/√3 and 2(x/√3)
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For a triangle with 60° angle if B = x what will be P and H
x√3 and 2x.
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Area of a sector with center angle x°
(x°/360°) * πr²
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Area of segment with centre angle x°
(x°/360°) * πr² - area of triangle.
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Length of chord with centre angle x°
(x°/360°) * 2πr
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TSA of cuboid
2(lb+bh+hl)
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LSA of cuboid
2(bh+hl)
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Volume of cuboid
l*b*h
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TSA of cube
6a²
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LSA of cube
4a²
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Volume of cube
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TSA of cylinder
2πr(r+h)
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LSA of cylinder
2πrh
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Volume of cylinder
πr²h
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TSA of sphere
4πr²
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Volume of sphere
4/3 πr³
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TSA of hemisphere
3πr²
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LSA of hemisphere
2πr²
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Volume of hemisphere
2/3 πr³
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TSA of cone
πr(l+r)
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slant height l =
√h²+r²
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CSA of cone
πrl
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Volume of Cone
1/3 (πr²h)
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If base angel is 45° with B = x, then P and H are..
x and x√2
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Another name of mean and it's formulae
Average , x = ( sum of all observation ) / ( no. of observation)
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Class mark(xi) =
(Upper limit +Lower limit) / 2
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Direct method mean formula
x = Σ (fi . xi) / Σ (fi)
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assume mean method Formula
x = a + [ Σ (fi. di) / Σ (fi) ]
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formula of deviation (di)
xi - a , 'a' is assumed mean from xi
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To find median we have to find first
All cumulative frequency (cf). By adding fi
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2nd step of finding median.
Find total number 'N' of fi ( which is last cf)
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next step to find median after finding N.
Find N/2 ,
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how to find median class
Class with cf greater than N/2
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What is 'h' in the formula of median
Class size = upper limit - lower limit
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What is 'l' in the formula of median
Lower limit of median class
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what is the formula of median
l + [ ( N/2 - cf) / f ] * h
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Mode means...
Data with maximum frequency
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formula of mode..
l + [ ( f1-f0 ) / (2f1 - f0 - f2) ] * h
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What does f1, f0, f2 mean.
f0 = frequency preceding of modal f1 = frequency of modal class f2 = frequency successive of modal class
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(x+a) (x+b) =
x² + (a+b)x + ab