Math Flashcards

1
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What does “ I x I “ represent?

A

The distance x is from 0

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2
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What is “ I x - h I “

A

The distance x is from h

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3
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What is the determinant of the 2*2 matrix (a/c b/d)?

A

ad-bc

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4
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What does “ i “ represent?

A

Root -1

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5
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What is “i squared”

A

-1

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6
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What is the English for asymptote?

A

Tends towards

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7
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What is the English for exponent?

A

Index (Indicy)

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8
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What are the 3 horizontal asymptote rules?

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Let N = the largest indicy in the numerator
Let D = the largest indicy in the denominator

  1. If N>D there is no horizontal asymptote
  2. If N=D the horizontal asymptote is y=the ratio of leading coefficients
  3. If N<D the horizontal asymptote is y=0
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9
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What must an absolute value be?

A

≥ 0

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10
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What solution will absolute value that is = -5

A

No solution since an absolute value is ≥ 0, so it can never equal to a negative

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What solution is there to an absolute value that is ≤ -5

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No solution since an absolute value is always ≥ 0 so it will never be < or ≤to a negative

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12
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What solution will there be to an absolute value that is ≥ -5

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Infinite solutions since an absolute value is always 0 so it will always be > than a negative

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13
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When is there no horizontal asymptote?

A

When the largest indicy in the numerator is greater than the largest indicy in the denominator

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14
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When is the horizontal asymptote y = 0?

A

When the largest indicy in the denominator is greater than the largest indicy in the numerator

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15
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What is the horizontal asymptote when the largest indicy in the denominator is equal to the largest indicy in the numerator?

A

The ratio of leading coefficients

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16
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When do x intercepts occur in asymptotes?

A

When ONLY the numerator equals 0

17
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When do vertical asymptotes occur?

A

When ONLY the denominator = 0

18
Q

When do holes occur in asymptotes?

A

When both the numerator and the denominator = 0

19
Q

How do you find the x value of a hole in an asymptote?

A

It is the answer

20
Q

How do you find the y value in holes in asymptotes?

A

Simplify the equation and plug in the x value

21
Q

When do slant asymptotes occur?

A

When the largest exponent in the numerator is 1 greater than the largest exponent in the denominator

22
Q

how do you find the slant asymptote?

A

Divide and ignore the remainder

23
Q

What is the area of a trapezoid?

A

1/2 (a + b)H

24
Q

What is the area of a parallelogram?

A

Base X Perpendicular Height

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What are the 2 ways of finding the area of a rhombus?
1. Base X Perpendicular Height 2. 1/2 diagonal 1 * diagonal 2
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What is the volume of a pyramid?
1/3 area of base X height
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What is an even function?
f(-x) = f(x) - When it is symmetric across the y axis
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What is an odd function?
f(-x) = -f(x) - reflected across the origin
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What type of function is sin(x)?
Odd
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What type of function is csc(x)?
Odd
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What type of function is tan(x)?
Odd
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What type of function is cot(x)?
Odd
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What type of function is cos(x)?
Even
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What type of function is sec(x) ?
Even
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What is csc(x)?
1/sin(x) - reciprocal of sin(x)
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What is sec(x)?
1/cos(x) - reciprocal of cos(x)
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What is cot(x)?
1/tan(x) - reciprocal of tan(x)
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How do you get to the next term in geometric sequences?
You multiply by the common ratio (r)
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How do you find the common ratio in geometric sequences?
By dividing one term by the previous term