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area of sector

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0.5*r(^2)θ

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2
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area of segment

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0.5r^2 (θ − sin(θ))

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3
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arc length

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4
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area of trapezium

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(a+b)/2 *h

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5
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cos2A

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cos(^2)A-sin(^2)A
2cos(^2)A-1
1-2sin(^2)A

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6
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sin2A

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2sinAcosA

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7
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tan2A

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(2tanA)/(1-tan(^2)A)

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8
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derivative of a^(kx)

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a(^kx) k ln a

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9
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integral of f(AX+B)

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1/a f(ax+b)

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10
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prove the sum of the first n terms of an arithmetic series is 1/2n(2a+(n-1)d)

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  1. Sn= a, a+d, a+2d+…….+ a+(n-2)d + a+(n-1)d
  2. reverse sequence(Sn): a+(n-1)d + a+(n-2)d +………+ a+2d + a+d + a
  3. add the two sequences: 2Sn= n(2a+(n-1)d)
  4. divide by 2: Sn= n/2 (2a+(n-1)d)
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11
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Proof of geometric series

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(1) Sn= a+ ar +ar2+ ar3+…..+ar(n-2)+ ar(n-1)
(2) rSn= ar+ ar2+ ar3 +…..+ ar(n-1) + ar(n)
(1)-(2) Sn-rSn = a-ar(n)
Sn(1-r)= a(1-r(n))
Sn= a(1-r(n))/1-r

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12
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Volume of sphere

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4/3pi r^2

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13
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prove the first principles, that the derivative of sin x is cos x

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f’(x)= (f(x+h)-f(x))/h
(sin(x+h)-sin(x))/h
(sinx cosh + cosx sinh - sin x)/ h
(cos h -1)/h)sinx + (sin h)/h)cosx

cos h-1/ h ——> 0
sin h/h——>1
0sin x +1 cosx
=cos x

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14
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how to convert degrees to radians

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multiply value of degrees by pi/180

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15
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proof of infinite primes

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Assumption: there are a finite number of prime numbers,
p1, p2, p3, up to pn
. Let X= (p1* p2* p3……Pn)+1
None of the prime numbers are a factor of X as they all leave a remainder of 1 when X is divided by them.
But X must have at least one prime factor.
This is a contradiction

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16
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area of parrellogram

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side a* side b* sin((angle between A and B))

17
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when a vector has travelled north east what does that mean

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the I components are equal to the j components