Math review Flashcards

1
Q

any integer divisible by 2

A

is even integer

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2
Q

any integer not divisible by 2 is

A

odd integer

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3
Q

if at least one factor is even, the the product is

A

even

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4
Q

if both are odd, then product is

A

odd

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5
Q

if both integers are even or odd, then sum/differene is

A

even

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6
Q

if one integer is even and other is odd, then sum/difference is

A

odd

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7
Q

sum of the interior angles of a polygon equation

A

(n-2)180

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8
Q

distance =

A

rate *time

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9
Q

working together or alone rate problem formula:

A

1/r + 1/s = 1/h

each variable is in hours

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10
Q

interest problem: simple annual int formula

A

princ * interest rate * time

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11
Q

gross profit =

A

revenues - cost

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12
Q

pi =

A

3

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13
Q

sq rt (1)

A

1

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14
Q

sq rt(2)

A

1.4

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15
Q

sq rt(3)

A

1.7

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16
Q

sq rt(4)

A

2

17
Q

Permutation, single source, order matters

for a problem that asks you to choose from the same source to fill specific spots, all you have to do is multiply the number of choices for each of the spots - but the number of choices keeps getting smaller.

3 basketball teams play in a league against each other. At the end of the season, how many different ways could the 3 teams end up against each other?

A

321 = 6

18
Q

permutation =

A

arrangements

19
Q

combination =

A

groups

20
Q

6 horses in race. how many different groups of horses make up the top 3 horses?

A

groups = combination
n! / r! (n-r)!

6! / 3! * 3!

21
Q

percent change

A

difference/original * 100