General Math Flashcards

1
Q

ax^2 + bx + c has two solutions, what are the sum and product?

A

sum is -b/a
product is c/a

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2
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solving hidden quadratic equations (ie √x)

A

1.) Since x = (√x)^2, we can replace
2.) Replace √x with y
3.) Solve for y
4.) Replace y and √x once more to solve

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3
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Whole number

A

non-negative integers ie (0, 1, 2, etc)

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4
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is divisible by 11 if

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the sum of the odd-numbered place digits minus the sum of the even-numbered is divisible by 11

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5
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the product of n consecutive even integers will always be divisible by

A

2^n * n

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6
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If x is an integer with k digits and if x is not a perfect power of 10 then 1/x has ________ leading zeros

A

k-1

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7
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if x is an integer with k digits and x is a perfect power of 10, then 1/x has _____ leading zeros

A

k-2

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8
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all perfect squares end in

A

0, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9

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9
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factors or # pos divisors of a number is

A

1.) Write numbers in prime factorization
2.) Add 1 to each exponent
3.) multiply #s together

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10
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LCM & GCF

LCM (x,y) * GCF(x,y)

A

xy

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12
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The sum of the probabilities of every outcome in the sample space

A

Will always be 1

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13
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Probability of independent events

A

P(a and b and c and d) = p(a) x p(b) x p(c) x p(d)

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14
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Mutually exclusive events P(A or B)

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= P(A) + P(B)

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15
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Events that are not mutually exclusive
P(A or B)

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= P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B)

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16
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Probability an event will occur when there is more than one possible outcome and each outcome has the same probability (ie getting Heads x times in hen flipping a coin y times

A

Step 1: determine the number of outcomes producing the event (ie combination)
n!
_____
(n-k)!k!

Step 2: determine probability of one outcome

Step 3: multiply # of possible outcomes x probability of one outcome