Maths Mock 1 Don't Know Flashcards

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Give the formula you use when differentiating from first principles

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Give 4 properties you need to know about a circle

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1) the angle in a semi circle is a right angle

2) a tangent to a circle is perpendicular to the radius of the circle at the point of intersection

3) the perpendicular bisector of a chord will go through the centre of the circle

5) the shortest distance from the centre of the circle to the chord is the perpendicular distance

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Give the formula for the cosine rule

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How do you know when it’s an ambiguous case and what do you do about it

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If the angles don’t up to 180, it’s an ambiguous case. This only happens when you are given 2 sides and the non included angle opposite the long side

Work out 180-x

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Give the radian formula for arc length

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Give the formula for sector area with radians

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Give the rules for finding the second angle on a sin, cos or tan graph

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Sin: 180- first angle

Cos: 360- first angle

Tan: First angle+180

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Give and explain the formula you can use to test for mutually exclusive events

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When this is true, the events are mutually exclusive

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What

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What are mutually exclusive events

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Events that cant happen at the same time

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What does a venn diagram look like for 2 mutually exclusive events

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What are independent events

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This is when one event has no effect on the other

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Give and explain the formula to check if events are independent

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When this is true, the events are independent

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Give the formula for conditional probability

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Give the formula for mean in discrete distributions

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np
n is the number of trials
p is the probability of success

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Give the formula for variance in discrete distributions

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np(1-p)

n is the number of trials
p is the probability of success

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What does X ~ B(n,p) mean

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X is a random variable with a binomial distribution with parameters n and p, where n is the number of trials and p is the probability

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Give 4 things that must happen for the binomial probability model to be used

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There must be a fixed number of trials

There must only be 2 possible outcomes: success or failure

The trials must be independent

The probability can’t change

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What is the null hypothesis test
This is H0 This is a statistical assumption that there is no change to the probability, H0: p=x
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What is the alternative hypothesis
H1 This is a statement that contradicts the null hypothesis. In this case, H1 will be one of the following: - H1: p≠x (probability has changed) - H1: p>x (probability has increased) - H1: p
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What is a one tailed test
Testing for an increase OR testing for a decrease in the probability
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What is a 2 tailed test
Testing for any change in the probability
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When do we reject H0 and why
When probability
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What is the critical region in Binomial hypothesis tests
The range of values for which you accept H1
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What is the acceptance region in Binomial hypothesis trials
The range for which you accept H0
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