maths non calc Flashcards

(30 cards)

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theorem 1

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The angle at the top of a semicircle is 90 degrees

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theorem 2

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The angle at the centre is twice the angle at the circumference

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3
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theorem 3

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Angles in the same segment are equal

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4
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theorem 4

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Opposite angles in a cyclic quadrilateral sum to 180 degrees

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5
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theorem 5

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A tangent is perpendicular to a radius

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6
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theorem 6

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Tangents from a point are equal

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7
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theorem 7

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Angles in alternate segments are equal

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7
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congruency

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SSS, SAS, ASA, RHS

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8
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inequalities

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When multiplying or dividing by a negative number SWAP the SIGN

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9
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box plot info (describing the distribution)

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workout median and IQR

higher median - higher something on average

higher IQR - something less consistent

the bigger the range, the more varied the data

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10
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geometric

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First term x ratio to the power of the position -1

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11
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sum of arithimetic

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Total number of terms/2 x (2 x the first term + (n-1) x by the difference between two consecutive terms)

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sum of geometric

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First term x (1 - ratio to the power of n) / 1 - ratio

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13
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quadratic

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2a 3a+b a+b+c

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14
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sphere surface area

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4 pi r squared

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15
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sphere volume

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4/3 pi r cubed

16
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pyramid volume

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1/3 x area of base x perpendicular height

17
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cone surface area

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Pi r squared + pi r l (slant height)

18
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cone volume

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1/3 x pi r squared x perpendicular height

19
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exact trig table

A

Right the root of 0 to 4
Divide EVERYTHIBG by 2
Write in reverse for cos
Divide sin by cos for tan

20
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venn diagram notations

A

A n B = and
A u B = or

21
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circle equation

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(x - a) squared + (y - b) squared = r squared

(a, b) centres
r = radius

22
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graphs of sin, cos and tan

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Sin starts at 0
Cos starts at 1
Tan starts at 0 asymptotes at 90

Sin repeats every 360
Cos repeats every 360
Tan repeats every 180

Sin x = sin 180 - x
Cos x = cos 360 - x
Tan x = tan x + 180

23
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capture recapture

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Marked birds / total birds = birds with marks / total birds caught on second day

They’re like ratios are proportional

Use numbers to figure out if the person who is wrong should be higher or lower

24
Iqr
Only add one to n if you’re getting values from a table
25
Histogram finding where a person lies
From the smaller cumulative frequency before your number Subtract position needed from that smaller cumulative frequency Divide the answer by the frequency of the class width you’re looking for the person in Turn it into a percentage Multiply by the class width Add the answer to the smaller value of the class width And hey presto flipping long day man
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Finding a mean from a histogram
Find the total frequency Then like you would in a normal frequency table Multiply frequency by midpoint of class width Add them all together Divide them by the sum of the normal frequency
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Finding the mean from a frequency table
Find the frequency x the first column, if they’re inequalities use the midpoint Find their sum Divide it by the cumulative frequency of the normal frequency column
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To prove something is a straight line with vectors
So the vector of the total line needs to be a multiple of the vector of one of the small segments
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Finding magnitude of a vector
If a is (x y) magnitude is square root of x squared + y squared