Formulas Flashcards

1
Q

1 in roman

A

l

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2
Q

2

A

ll

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3
Q

3

A

lll

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4
Q

4

A

IV

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5
Q

5

A

V

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6
Q

6

A

VI

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7
Q

10

A

X

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8
Q

L

A

50

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9
Q

C

A

100

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10
Q

D

A

500

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11
Q

M

A

1000

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12
Q

lX

A

9

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13
Q

XX

A

20

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14
Q

XXX

A

30

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15
Q

XL

A

40

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16
Q

LXX

A

70

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17
Q

A smaller number in front of a larger number means

A

subtraction, all else means addition

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18
Q

You would not put more than 1 smaller number in

A

front of a larger number to sutract

19
Q

Only the numbers 1, 10, 100…. can be subtracted and only from

A

the next two higher numbers

20
Q

The roman numerals I, X and C are repeated…

A

up to three times in succession to form the numbers

21
Q

Subtraction principal: reading from left, we

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add the value of each numeral unless its value is smaller than the value of the numeral to its right in which case we subtract from that number. IX subtract 1 from 10 to get 9

22
Q

I can be subtracted from

A

V or X (5 or 10)

23
Q

X can be subtracted from

A

L or C (50 or 100)

24
Q

C can be subtracted from

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D or M (500 or 1000)

25
Q

Multiplication principle: A bar placed over a roman numeral to mean

A

1000 times the value of the Roman numerals themselves. V(with bar) = 5 x 1000 = 5000
XL(BAR) = 40 x 1000 = 4000

26
Q

{}

A

Set - a collection of elements

27
Q

A n B

A

Intersection (and) - whats in common - objects that belong to set A and B

28
Q

A U B

A

Union (or) - Objects that belong to set a or b

29
Q

A C B (line under C)

A

Subset - has fewer elements or equal to the set

30
Q

A C B (no line under C)

A

Proper Subset - has fewer elements than the set

31
Q

A C B (line through C)

A

Not subset - left set not a subset of right set

32
Q

2^A

A

Power Set - all subsets of A

33
Q

A = B

A

Equality, both sets have the same members A={3,9,14} B={3,9,14}, A=B

34
Q

U

A

universal set - set of all possible values

35
Q

N0

A

Natural numbers/whole numbers (with zero) 0,1,2,3,4

36
Q

N1

A

Natural/whole numbers without zero, 1,2,3,4

37
Q

Z

A

Integer number set - -3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3

38
Q

Q

A

Rational number set {xlx=a/b, a,bEN} 2/6 E Q

39
Q

R

A

Real number set {xl - infinity < x < infinity} 6.343434 E R

40
Q

Formula for number of subsets in a set

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2^n where n is the cardinality of the set

41
Q

Cardinality

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the number of elements in a mathematical set A= {1,2,3}

42
Q

Finding cardinality of union of two sets

A

lAUCl = lAl + lCl - lANCl

43
Q

Find cardinality of intersection

A

write it out and see what they have in common, then count how many elements

44
Q

Venn diagram - n

A

do not shade what they have in common