Math Cards Flashcards

1
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what branch of math is used to determine the likely hood of something happening

A

statistics

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2
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How do you represent repeated addition of the same number

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multiplication

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3
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How do you represent repeated multiplication of the same number

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exponentiation

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4
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What is the opposite of addition?

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subtraction

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5
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What is the opposite of multiplication?

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division

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6
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What are the two opposite of exponentiation

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Logarithms and radicals

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7
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What is a set of numbers in a particular order?

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a sequence

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8
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What is the sum of every number in a sequence?

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a series

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9
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What is the name for a equation for the sum of a variable is raised to a different constant power. Ex. 7x^4 + 6x^2 - 4x - 2

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a polynomial

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10
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What is the name for an equation where a constant is raised to variable power

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exponential

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11
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What is PI in terms of a circle?

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the ratio of a circles circumference to its diameter

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12
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What is the common decimal approximation of PI?

A

3.14

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13
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What is the common decimal approximation of e?

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2.718

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14
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What is the common decimal approximation of root(2)?

A

1.41

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15
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What is In?

A

the natural log, aka log base e

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16
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What is In(e^a)?

A

a

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17
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What is a coefficient of a term in the polynomial

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the number in front of that term. Ex: in 7x^5 the coefficient is 7

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18
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Simplify log( n ^ k )

A

k • log(n)

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19
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How do you simplify (n ^ k) ^ m

A

n ^ (k * m)

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20
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How do you simplify n ^ k * n ^ m

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n ^ (k + m)

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21
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For n>m which one is bigger

A

n

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22
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What is the real value for root(-1)

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undefined

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23
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What is a ^ 3 - b ^ 3 factored

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

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24
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What is a ^ 2 - b ^ 2 factored

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(a + b) * ( a - b)

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25
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What is a ^ 3 + b ^ 3 factored

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

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26
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how many ways are to arrange a set of n objects

A

n! ways

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27
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What dose nCk stand for

A

n chose k

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28
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What is the formula for n!

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n * (n - 1) * (n - 2)…. (3) * (2) * (1)

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29
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What is the formula for nCk

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n! / [(n - k)! * k!]

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30
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What is the formula for nPk

A

n! / (n - k)!

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31
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What is the difference between permutations and combinations

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combinations don’t care about order, while permutations do

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32
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What is (x - 1)! * x

A

x!

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33
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What is x / (x - 1)!

A

x!

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34
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What is 0!

A

1

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35
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How do you chose n objects from a group of k if order doesn’t matters

A

nCk

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36
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How do you chose and arrange n objects from a group of k, without replacements

A

nPk

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37
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How do you chose and arrange n objects from a group of k, with replacements

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n^k

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38
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How do you chose n objects from a group of k if order matters

39
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How do you find the chance of two independent events both happening

A

Multiply the chances of them happening separately

40
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Given two independent events. How do you find the chance of that either one event and or the other will happen

A

Take the chance of either one not happening and multiply it by the chance of the other not happening. Then take the complement of that

41
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What is an events complement

A

The chance of the event not ocurring

42
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How do you find an events complement

A

you take one hundred percent minus the probability of the event

43
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What is an arithmetic series

A

A series where each subsequent number has a common difference

44
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What is an geometric series

A

A series where each subsequent number has a common ratio

45
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What is an arithmetic sequence

A

the order of numbers with a common difference

46
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What is an geometric sequence

A

the order of numbers with a common ratio

47
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What is a recursive formula

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A formula where each term is defined by its previous term, with an initial value defined

48
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What is a direct formula

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A formula where the nth term can be found without finding the previous terms

49
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What is this formula used for. f(1) = a, f(x) = f(x - 1) + d

A

A recursive arithmetic sequence

50
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What is this formula used for. f(x) = a + d * (k - 1)

A

A direct arithmetic sequence

51
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What is this formula used for. f(1) = a, f(x) = r * f(x - 1)

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A recursive geometric sequence

52
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What is this formula used for. f(x) = a * r ^ (k - 1)

A

A direct geometric sequence

53
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What is this formula used for. f(n) = k*[2a+d * (n - 1)] / 2

A

A arithmetic series

54
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What is this formula used for. a * (r ^ k - 1) / (r - 1)

A

A finite geometric series

55
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What is this formula used for. a / (1 - r )

A

A infinite geometric series

56
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What is the formula for 1+2+3+4…..n

A

(n ^ 2 + n) / 2

57
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When is a infinite geometric series defined

A

When the ratio is between -1 and 1

58
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What is the binomial explanation theorem

A

For a given binomial (x + y) raised to the nth power (x + y) ^ n the coefficient of a ^ k is nCk * b ^ (n - k)

59
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What is a probability distribution with an expected value of 0

A

A fair game

60
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What is the mean of a set

A

the Average

61
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What is the median of a set?

A

The middle number
OR the average of the middle numbers if the set has an even number of elements

62
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What is the mode of a set

A

the most common number

63
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What is the variance?

A

a measure of how data points differ from the mean

64
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What is the expected value of a set

65
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What is IQR?

A

IQ3 - IQ1, the difference between the third and first quartile

66
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What is IQ1?

A

the average of the group of numbers that are below the mean of a set

67
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What is IQ3?

A

the average of the group of numbers that are above the mean of a set

68
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What is the range of a set?

A

the difference between the biggest and smallest numbers in the set

69
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How to calculate the variance

A

For each number in the set you take difference from the mean than square it than divide by total number.

70
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What is the standard deviation

A

the square root of the variance

71
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What is a Z score of a number?

A

the difference between the number and the Mean over the standard deviation

72
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What dose the symbol for standard deviation look like

A

an “o” with a line off the top of it going left

73
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What dose the symbol for mean look like

A

A “u” with lines coming down from both ends

74
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How do you find the mean earnings of a game

A

Chance of each outcome multiplied by their payout

75
Q

What is (1+1/n)^n as n gets bigger and bigger

76
Q

What is 1/0!+1/1!+1/2!+1/3!+1/4!+1/5!…..

77
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What is the name for 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55….

A

fibinatchi sequence

78
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What are natural numbers

A

every real number starting from 1 that can be written as the sum of 1 and a previous natural number. AKA [1,2,3,4,5…..]

79
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What are integers

A

every real number starting from 0 that can be written as the sum of 1 and a previous natural number. AKA [0,1,2,3,4,5…..]

80
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What are rational numbers

A

every real number that can be written as a ratio of two integers. Ex. 5/7, 9/2, 12.24, 92.333…. , 7, 2

81
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What are irrational numbers

A

every real number that can not be written as a ratio of two integers. Ex. pi, ln(7), root(8), e/5, -e

82
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What is a real number

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A number that has no imaginary part Ex. ln(7), e, 5, pi+e, 9, 0, -8

83
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What is a prime number

A

A number that has only two distinct whole factors

84
Q

What is the standard simple interest formula

85
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What is the compounded interest formula

A

P(1+R/n)^nT

86
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in all interest formulas what is P

A

the starting amount

87
Q

in all interest formulas what is T

88
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in all interest formulas what is R

A

interest rate

89
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in compound interest formulas, what is n

A

the amount of times it is compounded per unit of time

90
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What’s the formula for compounded interest with a continues contribution after the compounding

A

P * n * [ ( 1 + r / n ) ^ nt - 1 ) / r ] [where P is the starting amount, r is intrest rate. n is number of times compounding per unit of time, and t is time]

91
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About how much falls within 1 standard deviation of the mean

92
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About how much falls within 2 standard deviation of the mean

93
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About how much falls within 3 standard deviation of the mean