ACT Flashcards

0
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Distance formula

A

D = √(X2 - X1)^2 + (Y2 - Y1)^2

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1
Q

D = ? (Not distance formula)

A

D = rt

Distance = rate x time

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2
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Cube roots

A

What same number multiplies three times to get x.

Ex. ^3√64 = 4 because 4 x 4 x 4 = 64

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3
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Volume of a rectangular prism and cylinder

A

V = Bh

*B = area of base

Or V = lwh

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4
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Equation of a circle

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(X-h)^2 + (y-k)^2 = r^2

(h,k) = center of circle

X and Y = constant (always x and y)

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5
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When is a function undefined?

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When x=0

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6
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How can you tell from the slope intercept form that the lines are parallel or perpendicular?

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Parallel = same slope, different y-intercept

Perpendicular = opposite slope

(ex. 1/2 = -1/2)

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7
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How to convert degrees to radians

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Degrees = (3.14 / 180 degrees)

  • divide 180 but # of degrees and put it on bottom
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8
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How to convert radians to degrees

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of radians x (180 degrees / 3.14)

  • eliminate pi and then multiply like normal
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9
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Expected value

A

Sum of frequency x probability

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10
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Experimental probability

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of occurrences / # of trials

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11
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Theoretical probability

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of favorable outcomes / # of outcomes in sample space

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12
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i =

A

Imaginary number

i = √-1

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13
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Solving systems of equations by graphing (6)

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  1. Solve for y (y=mx+b)
  2. Graph
  3. Shade and test the point (0,0) by making (x, y) = (0,0)
  4. Find the intersection of the two shadings
• = ≤ or  ≥ (solid line)
o = < or > (dashed)
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14
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Where to graph a vertical / horizontal line (4)

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Vertical = x-axis
Horizontal = y-axis 

Vertical line = undefined slope

Horizontal line = no slope

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15
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Disjunction

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Or

16
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Conjunction

A

And

17
Q

Absolute values with inequalities

A

Less thAND

GreatOR

18
Q

Angles formed by parallel lines with transversal lines

A

Corresponding angles = congruent

Alternate interior / exterior angles = congruent

19
Q

To find total sum of interior angles of a polygon

A

S=180(n-2)

n= # of sides

20
Q

Geometric mean

A

a/x = x/b

21
Q

Volume of pyramids

A
V = 1/3Bh 
*B = area of base
22
Q

Volume of cone

A

V= 1/3πr²h

23
Q

Area of a rhombus or kite

A

A = 1/2d₁d₂

24
Q

Area of a trapezoid

A

A = 1/2h(b₁ + b₂)

25
Q

Direct / indirect variation

A

Direct - y=kx

Indirect - y= k/x

26
Q

Surface area of prisms

A

SA = Ph + 2B

*B = area of base

27
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Surface area of cones

A

SA = πrl + πr²

l = slant height

28
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Surface area of a sphere

A

SA = 4πr²

29
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Independent clause

A

Can stand alone in a sentence - forms a complete thought

Has a subject and verb

30
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Dependent clause

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Depends on independent clause to exist

Has a subject and verb, but doesn’t form a complete thought

31
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Semi-colons

A

Use b/t 2 independent clauses

Use b/t 2 independent clauses + transition, followed by a comma

To separate longer items in a parallel series

32
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Collective nouns

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Singular and require singular verbs

Ex. group, class, flock, force of cops, etc

33
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Commas

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When because is after the independent clause = no comma

When because is first in a sentence, follow with a comma

34
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Saxophone

A

Woodwind instrument

35
Q

What else to use to describe “inefficient”

A

Lax, and indifferent towards

36
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Possession

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An object cannot be possessive so therefore, it’s “ITS”, not “it’s”