Maths Flashcards
(38 cards)
How do you test if something has an inverse function?
Horizontal line test
Set builder notation?
the one with the wavy brackets {x: x>7}
Interval notation?
[ = or equal to ( = than
What is I(x)?
The identify function, it leaves X unchanged. So goes through the function and then the inverse.
f(x) + k?
Translates y upwards
f(x) - k?
Translated y downwards
f(x+k)?
Translates x to the left
f(x-k)?
Translates x to the right
-f(x)?
Reflection in the x
f(-x)?
Reflection in the y
f(qx)?
stretches or compresses horizontally of a factor 1/q
pf(x)?
stretches or compresses vertically of a factor of q
How do you test if something is a function?
Vertical line test
How do you complete the square?
You put it in without changing the signs at all!!!!!!!
It is if you want the vertex that you change the one inside!
What is the log change of base formula?
logb(a) = logc(a)/logc(b)
What is a inflexion point?
One where the concavity changes.
What is variance?
STANDARD DEVIATION SQUARED
What is a residual?
A residual is the vertical distance between a data point and the regression line.
What is sin45?
1/square root of 2 REMEMBER 1,1, SQUARE ROOT 2 TRIANGLE FOR 45 DEGREES
What is cos45
1/square root of 2 REMEMBER 1,1, SQUARE ROOT 2 TRIANGLE FOR 45 DEGREES
What is tan45?
1 REMEMBER 1,1, SQUARE ROOT 2 TRIANGLE FOR 45 DEGREES
What is sin30?
1/2 REMEMBER 1, SQUAREROOT 3 , 2 TRIANGLE
What is sin60?
squareroot3/2 REMEMBER 1, SQUAREROOT 3 , 2 TRIANGLE
What is cos30?
squareroot3/2 REMEMBER 1, SQUAREROOT 3 , 2 TRIANGLE