Test 2 (functions, exp, log, proofs) Flashcards

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Unit

A

values that we add to an operation that does not change the result

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2
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Injective in other words

A

one-to-one

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3
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Surjective in other words

A

onto

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4
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Identity function

A

y equals x

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5
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Reciprocal function

A

1 over x

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Inverse square function

A

1 over x squared

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7
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What is the number in a logarithm called

A

argument

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8
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Which transformations are rigid

A

translations, reflections and rotations

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9
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Which transformations are non-rigid

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stretches and shrinks

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10
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Vieta’s formulas

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sum of roots equals -b/a; product of roots equals c/a

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Fundamental theorem of algebra

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every nonconstant polynomial has a complex root (therefore, every polynomal of degree at least 1 can be factored to linear factors)

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12
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Polynomials theorem 1

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integer root divides constant coefficient of a polynomial

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Polynomials theorem 2

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polynomials have a root a / b, where a divides a0 and b divides an

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14
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Degree of a polynomial root

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how many times it appears

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15
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Division theorem for polynomials

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for dividing every polynomial by another polynomial there exist two other polynomials, so that one is a factor and the other the remainder

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16
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Remainder theorem

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remainder when dividing a polynomial by x - a is equal to p(a)

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Factor theorem

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a polynomial has a factor (ax - b) iff p(b/a) equals 0

18
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Vieta’s formulas for general polynomials

A

sum of root equals -(an-1)/an; product of roots equals (a0/an)*(-1)**n

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Rational function

A

function of the form of the quotient of two polynomials

20
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When is a rational function in a reduced form

A

if both polynomials have no common factor

21
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What happens if we have a pole of an odd degree

A

graph will change sign

22
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Where does a rational function intersect an asymptote

A

at the roots of the remainder

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How is a curved asymptote called?

A

oblique asymptote

24
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When do we have to check the solution of an equation?

A

if we squared it at any point; we used the rules of logarithms

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What is half-life?
time it takes for a given amount of material to decrease to half of its original amount
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When does the inequality sign change?
if we put both sides as the exponent of a function with base < 1
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What is a statement?
A sentence that can be true or false
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What is an axiom?
an original statement, which we want to hold, to define more complex statements from it
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Which words tell you of implication?
if A then B A implies B from A follows b A only if B
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Which words tell you of equivalence?
A iff B | A is equivalent to B
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What are antedecent and consequent?
in implication A is antedecent and B is consequent
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What is tautology?
a statement that is always true
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What is the contrapositive of 'if P then Q'?
'if not Q then not P', they are equivalent
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What is the converse of 'if P then Q'?
'If Q then P', they are not equivalent
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What is equivalence 'P iff Q' same as?
'If P then Q' and 'If Q then P