Math Pt. 2 Flashcards

1
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How to solve absolute value equations

A
  1. Isolate the absolute value
  2. Set the answer as positive and negative
  3. Solve for x for both equations
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2
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9 rules of exponents

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See Word doc

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3
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Percent equation

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% = part/whole x 100

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4
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Two instances of undefined numbers

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  1. Dividing by zero

2. Square root of negative

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5
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How to make a factor tree for prime factorization

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  1. Find two factors of the number

2. Repeat the process for each of the resulting branches and they all end in a prime

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6
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How to draw a normal distribution graph

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Draw a bell curve separated into 6 vertical lines: -2SD, -1SD, mean, 1SD, 2SD.
From left to right, the sections are ~ 2%, 14%, 34%, 34%, 14%, 2% (as in percent of data points).

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7
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What does standard deviation mean

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Standard deviation is a measure of the average distance between the values of the data in the set and the mean.

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8
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What does a box plot mean

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The quartiles of a set of values are the three points that divide the data set into four equal groups, each representing a fourth of the population being sampled. The middle line represents the median.

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9
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Factoring exponents

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  1. Look for squared bases e.g. 64^3=(8^2)^3
  2. Convert to prime numbers e.g. 20^6=(2^2x5)^6
  3. Factor using common bases e.g. 15^15-15^14=15^14(15-1)
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10
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Difference betweem permutations and combinations

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With a combination, the order is irrelevant (must divide out redundancies).

Permutations often ask for arrangements, orders, schedules or lists.

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