precalc Flashcards

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Conjuction

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Compound Statement joined by AND - true when both are true (^)

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Disjunction

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Compound Statement joined by OR - true when 1 is true (V)

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Intersection

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a SET of elements formed where 2 sets OVERLAP (∩)

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Union

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a SET of elements formed where 2 sets combine (U)

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Conditional

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If p, then q (implies, only if, is sufficient for)

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Logically Equivalent

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statements with the same final values in a truth table

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Biconditional

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“if and only if” - “equivalences” F-F and T-T

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Converse

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switch p and q - If q, then p

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Principal of Inference

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__→T = T then __ is T

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Principal of Contraposition

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__ →F = T then __ is F

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Principal of Syllogism

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p→q = T and q→r =T then p→r is T (p→q→r)

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Principal of Substitution of Statements

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  1. Math Teachers are cool.
  2. danny is a Math Teacher.
    Therefore, Danny is cool.
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Disjunctive Inference

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F V __ = T then __ = T

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Equivalence Inference

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T ←→ __ = T then __ = T

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Empty (Null) Set

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set which has NO elements {}, ø - proper subset of ALL sets

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Tautology

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True no matter what values are assigned to p and q

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Contrapositive

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p → q becomes q’ → p’

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Vertex Theorem

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Corners of a shaded region - max or min value of f(x,y) = ax+by+c

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Determinant

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in a SQUARE matrix ( detA or |A| ) is -/

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Multiplying Matricies

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must have same inside dimensions when put next to each other
axb x bxc - b have to be the same and axc is product

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Adding/Subtracting Matricies

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Must have same dimensions then add/subtract from same position in both

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Inverse of a Matrix

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[ : : ] - change sign of \
- switch /

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Dependent system of equations

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infinite solutions - same line

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Independent system of equations

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one solution - lines intersect

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Consistent system of equations
lines that touch - not parallel
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Inconsistant system of equations
parallel lines
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Horizontal Asymptote
HA
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Vertical Asymptote
occurs when denominator has an exponent that doesn't cancel
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Slant Asymptote
divide numerator by denominator?
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Hole
occurs when a factor of the denominator cancels
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Inflection Points
where a curve in a graph changes direction - f"(x)
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Critical Points
where nature of graph changes - (max / min / inflection) f'(x)
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Symmetry
Point, origin, line
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First derivative of a graph
tells the max/min
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Second derivative of a graph
tells the inflection points - concave up or down
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GOAL
Greater than - OR Less than - AND Used with absolute value inequalities
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Even Function
Symmetric to y-axis
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Odd Function
Symmetric to origin
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YEOO
Y-axis - even Origin - odd
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Types of Graph Discontinuity
Infinite (Asymptotes) Jump Point
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Fundamental Theorem of Algebra
Every polynomial with n degrees has n roots
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Corollary
describes the relationship between roots and factors - if 2 is a root, (x-2) is a factor
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Discriminant
"b^2 - 4ac" tells the # and type of roots = positive - 2 real roots = 1 - 1 real rood = neg - 2 imaginary roots
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Complex Conjugates Theorem
If (a + bi) is a root, then (a - bi) is also a root
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Remainder Theorem
If a polynomial is divided by (x-r), the remainder is a constant, P(r)
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Factor Theorem
A binomial (x-r) is a factor of a polynomial if there is NO remainder
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Location Principal
If you plug 3 and 4 into a function and they are opposite in sign, there is a real ZERO between them
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Rational Root Theorem
If you set a polynomial equal to 0 8x^3 ... + 15 = 0 , then the rational roots are the last constant over the first constant. L/F
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Present Value of an Annuity
(Loans) Pn = ... n = total # payments i = interest / # payments per year
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Future Value of an Annuity
(Savings) Fn = ...
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Interest Compounded Continuously
A = Pe^rt
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Inverse of Log Function
Exponential Function
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Log PRODUCT property
logmn = logm+logn
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Log QUOTIENT property
logm/n = logm - logn
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Log POWER property
logm^p = p logm
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Log EQUALITY property
logm = logn, then n = m
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Common Log
Log base 10
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Natural log
Ln Log base e
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Arithmetic / Geometric
Add / Multiply
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Convergent Series
infinite series that has a sum / limit Geometric when |r|< 1 (decimal)
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Divergent Series
infinite series that doesn't have a sum / limit All Arithmetic Geometric when |r|>1
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Binomial Theorem
choose statement
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Derivative SUM rule
x' + y' (derive each piece separately)
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Derivative PRODUCT rule
1st x D2nd + 2nd x D1st
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Derivative CHAIN rule
D(outer) + D(inner)
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Derivative QUOTIENT rule
LoDhi minus HiDLo all over the square of whats below
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Definite Integral
area under f(x) from vertical lines x=a to x=b bound to the x-axis (S with the #s)
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Indefinite Integral
the general antiderivative of a function (S without the #s)
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Constant of Integration
+C
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Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Integration is the inverse of Differentiation (derivation)
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Integration CONSTANT Rules
Skdx = kSdx + c (move constant out front)
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Integration x^-1 rule
Ln |x| + c