Math Flashcards

1
Q

What is an acute angle

A

lesss than 90 degrees

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2
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what is a right angle

A

90 degrees

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3
Q

what is an obtuse angle

A

more than 90 degrees

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4
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what is a straight angle

A

180 degrees

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5
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what is a supplementary angle

A

a + b = 180 degrees

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6
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what is a complementary angle

A

x + y = 90 degrees

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7
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What is a bisected angle

A

2g = h degrees

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8
Q

what is the formula for circumference of a circle

A

2pier or pie*d

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9
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what is the formula for area of a circle

A

pie*r^2

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10
Q

what is the formula for arc length of a of an arc

A

xdegrees/360(2pier)

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11
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what is the formula for sector perimeter of a arc

A

2r+x/360(2pier)

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12
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what is the formula for sector area of a arc

A

x/360(pie*r^2)

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13
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what does tangent mean

A

perpendicular to something

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14
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what is the formula for an arithmetic sequence

A

an=a1+d(common difference) *(n-1)

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15
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how do you find the nth term of a geometric sequence

A

dividing any term by the term before it gets you the ration

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16
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How do you find the nth term of a repeating sequence

A

Figure out how many numbers it repeats for

Find the remainder of the number you’re trying to find/ the number of how long it repeats for

find the term that corresponds to the remainder

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17
Q

volume of a rectangle

A

lwh

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18
Q

surface area of a rectangle

A

2lh+2lw+2*hw

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19
Q

Volume of a cylinder

A

pier^2h

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20
Q

How do you, generally, find the surface area of a 3d shape

A

sum of areas of all the faces

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21
Q

volume of a circular cone

A

1/3pieh*r^2How

22
Q

how do you find a diagonal of a 3d shape

A

USE THE PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM. map it out in your head.

23
Q

How do I find the numbers for a ration given like 2:3

A

2/3 = x/given # and cross multiply.

24
Q

what is the rule for a triangle

A

the two sides, x and y, the third side must be less than x+y but greater than x-y

25
Q

what is the difference of cubes

A

(a-b)(a^2+ab+b^2)

26
Q

solve this log3 1/81 = what steps do you take

A

what power do you raise 3 to get 1/81

-4

27
Q

How do you multiply a matrice

A

to get the top left number of the resultant matrice you would multiply the each number of the first row by each number of the first column and adding those numbers together

28
Q

what are the restrictives for wether or not you can multioply a matricy and what does the dimension of when you do multiply

A

You can only multiply. matrice with dimensions that have the same inner number. 2x3 and 3x4 the resulting matrice is a 2x4, the outer dimensions

29
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how do you find the determinant of a matrice

30
Q

How do you find the expected value of an event / y

A

value of event * probability of event occuring and adding all of those together depending on how many events you have

31
Q

when do you choose a combination combinatoric

A

chosen when the role order doesn’t matter 2 vs 1 and 1 vs 2 are the same thing

32
Q

when do you choose a permutation combinatoric

A

chosen when the role order does matter. 2 vs 1 and 1 vs 2 are different values

33
Q

what is the mean and how do you calculate it

A

the average

the sum divided by the number of values you have

34
Q

how do you calculate the median and what is it

A

the middle number ordered in least to greatest

35
Q

how do you calculate the mode and what is it

A

it is the number that occurs most frequently. you can sometimes have no mode if there are the same numver of frequencies

36
Q

how do you calculate the weighted average

A

multiply the average by its weight all added together to get the total average.

37
Q

what is an isosceles triangle

A

Two sides are equal therefore two angles are also equal

38
Q

How can I re-write log4 x = 3 to solve for x?

39
Q

what does the equation of a circle equal?

A

the squared number of the radius

40
Q

what is the man hours equation and what does it tell you

A

number of people * number of time = the man hours it takes. For example if we had 3 workers complete a house in 10 months, how long would it take for 5 people?

we multiply 3 by 10 = 30 and then multiply that by 1/5 to get the amount of time it will take for 5 people to build the same house

41
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what is standard deviation

A

a measurement of how far accumulative data points are away from the mean

data points closest to the mean have a smaller standard deviation (2,2,3,3,4,4) while data points farther from the mean have a larger standard deviation (1,2,3,4,5)

42
Q

If there is a perimiter, say 28, and the question asks you how to find the largest area, how do you do that, using formula based?

A

2l + 2w = 28
and solving for length, l = 14-w
A = lw so we can subsitute l in

A = 14-w*w

then we can find the vertex of the parabola, the middle x point, which gives us w so 7! that means the optimal area is 49

43
Q

What is the formula to type for permutation and combinations

A

NPr

N= total objects
R=number of objects chosen at once

44
Q

To find the interior angle sum of a polygon, we can use a formula

A

(n - 2) x 180 n meaning number of sides

45
Q

from degrees to radians

A

degrees * by 180 over pie

46
Q

from radians to degrees

A

radians times 180/pie

47
Q

how do I know if it’s whom or who

A

whom = him
who = he

48
Q

what is the law of cosines

A

C squared equals a squared plus b squared minus 2 ab cos gamma

49
Q

what is the law of sins

A

sine alpa divided by A equals sin beta divided by b equals sin gamma divided by c

50
Q

How can I solve for averages

A

An=s(total sum)

51
Q

How do i add vectors

A

place each reactant on top of one end and connect the new shape