Math Flashcards

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Integers

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positive, negative, and zero whole numbers

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integer zero even or odd

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neither or even

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3
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even+even=

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even

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4
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odd+odd=

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even

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5
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odd+even=

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odd

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6
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evenXeven=

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even

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7
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oddXodd=

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odd

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8
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oddXeven=

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even

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9
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to find the least positive integer divisible by a number

A
  1. eliminate smaller numbers (if one of the numbers is 4, eliminate 2)
  2. multiply them all together and check to see if thats the lowest possible
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10
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when you divide any positive integer by three

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the remainder must be less than or equal to 2

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11
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prime number

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number whose only factors are 1 and itself

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12
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union of sets

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all the numbers from both in one, duplicates not repeated

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13
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intersection of sets

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one the numbers that are repeated in both sets

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14
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combinations problems (how many combinations of this are possible)

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multiply the number of choices from each section together

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permutations and combinations

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combinations that are limited after every round. ex. theres a four letter password but no letter can be used more than once. so do 26x25x24x23. order doesn’t matter.

there are 12 students in a class, 2 will be chosen, how many different pairs? 12X11 then divide by 2 since they can be chosen 2 different ways

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16
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difference of two squares a^2-b^2

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(a+b)(a-b)

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17
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when an exponent is raised to a second exponent like (n^3)^6

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multiply them

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18
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working with “unsolvable” equations

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if an equation is unsolvable, factor it and plug in the value given

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19
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inversely proportional word problem

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a=k/b, plug in numbers you know to find k, plug in the rest to find your answer

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20
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a car traveling at an average rate of blank can make the trip in blank, how much longer would it be going at this rate

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use distance formula

21
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complementary angles

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two angles whose measures have a sum of 90degrees

22
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30 60 90 triangles legs

A

short leg=x
long leg=xroot3
hypotenuse=2x

23
Q

45 45 90 triangle legs

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equal legs=x

hypotenuse= xroot2

24
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3-4-5 triangles

A
  • the sides have a ration of 3:4:5
  • short leg=3x
  • other leg=4x
  • hypotenuse=5x
  • so if x=2 then the leg lengths are 6, 8, and 10
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congruent triangles
same size and shape
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similar triangles
same angles, different size but ratio of sides are the same
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two triangles are similar if
- two pairs of corresponding angles each have the same measure - one pair of corresponding angles has the same measure, and the pairs of corresponding sides that form those angles have lengths that are in the same ratio
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the sum of any two sides of a triangle
is greater than the length of the third side
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parallelogram
- slanted rectangle | - equal opposite angles
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rectangles
type of parallelogram
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squares
type of rectangle
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square sliced in half
two 45-45-90 triangles
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area of a triangle
(1/2) bh
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area of a parallelogram
length times height
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regular polygon
a polygon whose sides all have the same length and whose angles all have the same measure
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angles in a polygon
180(n-2)
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arc
- piece of circle with rounded edge (like pie piece) - number of degrees in the arc equals the number of degrees in the angle formed by the two radii at the center of the circle called the central angle - aka curved angle in degrees equals the degree
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tangent
line that touches circumference at one point, straight
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circumference equation
2pir or pid
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area of a circle
pir^2
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volume of a prism
height times area of its base
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volume of a right circular cylinder
V=pir^2h
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distance formula
``` d= square root (X2-X1)^2+(Y2-Y1)^2 distance= rate x time ```
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Point of symmetry
- point of rotation | - doest change the point or the shape
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weighted average
the average of two or more groups that do not all have the same number of members. (#x members)+(#x members) over the total number of people ex. 15 members had an average score of 500, the remaining 10 had an average of 550. (500X15)+(550X10) over 25= 520
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average of algebraic expressions
average/arithmetic mean of 3x+1 and x-3 is just (3x+1)+(x-3) over 2
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using averages to find missing numbers
- sum of a list of values over number of values on the list=average - average X number of values = sum of values - once you ring the sum of the second set of values, subtract it from the sum of the first
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independent probability
the outcome of either event has no effect on the other. multiply the probably of each event together to get total probability