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09MATC 2023 > Checkpoint Unit 1 - 21 > Flashcards

Checkpoint Unit 1 - 21 Flashcards

These flashcards cover all the theorems, formulae, and concepts you need to know for Units 1 - 21

1
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Indices multiplication rule

A

Add powers

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2
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Indices division rule

A

Subtract powers

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3
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Indices bracket rule

A

Multiply powers

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4
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A number with 0 index = ?

A

1

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5
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Negative powers mean what?

A

Reciprocal or 1 over

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6
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How to write in Standard Form?

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a x 10^n where a is greater than or equal to 1 and less than 10. n is the power and can be positive or negative.

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7
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Standard form with negative power means?

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A small number. Less than 1.

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8
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What do you get with a Standard form number with a power greater than 1?

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Large number. Greater than 10.

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9
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Pythagoras formula for finding long length?

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h = SQRT( a^2 + b^2)

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10
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Pythagoras formula for finding short length?

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b = SQRT(h^2 - a^2)

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11
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How to find height of a equilateral triangle with lengths given?

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Divide inot 2 right angled triangles and use one to find height with pythagoras.

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12
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Types of Quantitative data?

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Discrete and Continuous.

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13
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Types of Qualitative Data?

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Ordinal and Nominal

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14
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Examples of Quantitative data and type.

A

Weight - continuous, Count of something - discrete

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15
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Examples of Qualitative Data?

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Hair colour - norminal or categorical. Grades - ordinal.

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16
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Formula for circumference of a circle?

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2 x pi x r or pi x D

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17
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Formula for the area of a circle

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pi x r^2

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18
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What does BIDMAS stand for?

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Brackets, Indices, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction. Left to Right.

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19
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How to convert from km to cm?

A

Multiply by 100000

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20
Q

Converting 1000 nanometre to metre?

A

Divide by 1000000

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21
Q

Converting 10 gigabyte to megabyte?

A

10000 mb

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22
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What types of correlations can you have?

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Positive, Negative, or no correlation.

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23
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Explain weak and strong correlation.

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Weak - scattered. Strong - close together

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24
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How to draw a Stem and Leaf Chart

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Put numbers in order. Create a stem with the largest numbers. Put the leafs in, repeating any that repeat, down the stem.

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25
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How to find the volume of a prism?

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Cross-sectional area multiplied by length.

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26
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Formula for the area of a triangle?

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1/2 x b x h

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27
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What is a net?

A

It is the shape you get when you lay a 3d shape out flat.

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28
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How many sides does a cube have?

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6

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29
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How many surfaces does a cylinder have?

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  1. 2 circles and a rectangle.
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30
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How to calculate surface area?

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Draw a net. Calculate the area of each part. Add them together. Remember to put units in.

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31
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What is a rational number?

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It can be written as a fraction. It terminates as a decimal or is recurring.

32
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What is an irrational number?

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One that cannot be written as a fraction, does not terminate. The square root of any non-square number is irrational.

33
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What is an independent event?

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One that does not depend on the previous event. E.g. tossing a coin.

34
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What are mutually exclusive events?

A

Events that cannot occur at the same time. e.g. getting a heads and a tail.

35
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What is a complimentary event?

A

Refers to the opposing events. Heads is the complimentory event to Tails.

36
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What probability do complimentary events add up to?

A

1 or 100%

37
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What is experimental probability?

A

The probablilty you get from doing an experiment. E.g. tossing a coin 100 times and recording the results.

38
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How do you write an inequality for Upper and Lower Limits

A

25 =< N < 40
N is greater than or equal to 25 (UL) and less than 40 (UL)

39
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How would you draw the Upper and Lower limits on a number line.

A

Full circle is less than or equal to, empty circle is less than.

40
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What are the Upper and Lower limits of 10.1?

A

Lower limit = 10.05
Upper limit = 10.15

41
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What is the Mode?

A

The Statistic with the highest frequency.

42
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What is the Median

A

The middle Statistic. If sample size is even, add both on either side and divide by 2.

43
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How do I calculate the Mean?

A

The overall total statistic divided by the sample number.

44
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What are all the headings for a frequency table with a Class Interval?

A

Class Interval, Mid-interval Value, Frequency, Cumulative Frequency, Mid-interval x Frequency

45
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What are congruent parts?

A

3D shapes that are exactly the same.

46
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What is a plane of symmetry?

A

A plane that cuts a 3D object into two congruent parts.

47
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Name 4 types of Transformation.

A

Rotation, Translation, Reflection, Enlargement.

48
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What are the two key bits of information for an Enlargement?

A

Centre of enlargement and scale factor.

49
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What is the rule that makes a fraction a recurring decimal?

A

A fraction in its lowest terms with a multiple of a Prime number for the denominator, except for 2 or 5 will always produce a recurring decimal.

50
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Explain the steps to add or subtract fractions.

A

Convert factions to the same common denominator. Add or subtract the numerators of the fractions together. Simplify the fraction.

51
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Explain the steps to multiply fractions.

A

Convert to improper fractions if necessary. Multiply numerators, multiply denominators, simplify the fraction.

52
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What is a(2a + b)

A

2a^2 + ab

53
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What is (x + 1)(x +3)

A

x^2 + 4x + 3

54
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What is (p +3)(p - 2)

A

p^2 + p - 6

55
Q

What is the number in front of variables (letters) called?

A

The coefficient of that variable or letter.

56
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What is 2a^8/a^5?

A

2a^3

57
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What is (4b^2 x b^3) / 2b^4?

A

2b

58
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What is [(x + 2)(x - 3)]/(x + 2)

A

(x - 3)

59
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What are combined events?

A

Two or more events occurijng one after another.

60
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What are independent events and give an example?

A

Combined events where the fist event does not affect subsequent events (the second event is not dependent on what happens in the first event). E.g. tossing a coin or throwing dice.

61
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What are the probabilities of combined events called?

A

Outcomes.

62
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How do you canculate the probability of an outcome?

A

You muliply the probabailities along the branches of that outcome.

63
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Only A or B can happen. If the probability of A happening is 23%, what is the probability of B happening>

A

76%

64
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What is the formula for finding the interior angle of a regular polygon?

A

Interior angle = Sum of Interior Angles / Number of sides. Or 180 - exterior angle.

65
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What is the formula for finding the size of an exterior angle of a regular polygon?

A

Exterior angle = 360/Number of sides, or 180 - interior angle.

66
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What does making something the subject of the formula mean?

A

It means that it becomes the only thing on the left hand side pf the formula and the rest is on the right hand side. E.g. b = 2x + 5, b is the subject of the formula.

67
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What is theoretical probability?

A

What is expected to happen. E.g. the theoretical probability of getting a head in a coin toss is 50%.

68
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What is relative frequency? How do you calculate it?

A

It is the observed frequency of something happening (also known as the experimental probability). If we toss a coin 50 times the relative frequency of heads is the number of times we get heads. Relative frequency = observed frequency / number of trials.

69
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What is expected frequency and how doo we calculate it?

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It is the number of times we expect something to happen based on theoretical probability. For example, if we toss a coin 50 times, we expect to get 25 heads. Expected frequence = number of trials x theoretical probability.

70
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What does a solid circle on a Number Line mean?

A

Greater than or equal to, or Less than or equal to.

71
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What does a hollow circle mean on a number line?

A

Greater than or less than.

72
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Rewrite -2x > 4

A
  • 2 > x or x < - 2
73
Q

In a sequence, how can you tell if it is linear?

A

The first differences are all constant or the same.

74
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In a sequence, how can you tell if it is non-linear.

A

The first differences are not constant. If the second differences are constant, then the sequence is quadratic.

75
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What is the rule in a sequence?

A

The difference from term to term.

76
Q

Explain how to find the general rule for finding the nth term in a linear sequence, given first difference = D, term = T and number = N.

A

N = D(T-1) + first number or
N = DT + constant (we canculate)

77
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What is the next 2 terms in this sequence?
3, 6, 11, 18?

A

DIfferences are 3, 5, 7 and the next 2 would be 11 and 13. So, the next 2 terms are 29 and 42.

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