Maths 101 Flashcards
How to solve simultaneous equations
SSLE or graphing intersection
Solution of quadratic equations ?
If x^2 = k, then = +/- SqRt (k)
= x-axis
= solutions of polynomials
Finding the quadratic equation from a graph
Factorised form = x-intercept + point –> y = (x-a)(x-b)
Expanded form = any 3 points –> y = ax^2 + bx + c
–> substitute x-intercept values for a + b
–> add lettered variable “k” after y
–> solve for “k”
–> rearrange equation to y = k(x-a)(x-b)
Area conversions mm^2 –> cm^2 –> m^2 –> ha
x100 –> x10,000 –> x10,000 –> x100
Volume conversions mm^3 –> cm^3 –> m^3 –> km^3
x10 = x100 = 1000
Cosine rule - what and when
Used for NON RIGHT-ANGLE TRIANGLES
When 2 side + included angle = A^2 formula
When 3 sides = Cos(A) formula
Sine rule - what and when
Used for NON RIGHT-ANGLE TRIANGLES
When 2 angles + 1 side –> a/SinA formula to find side
When 2 sides + non-included angle –> SinA/a formula to find angle
common difference
d = U1 + 1 - Un
Arithmatic mean
b = A+C/2
Common ratio
Un + 1 / Un
Geometric mean
b^2 = (a)(c)
Domain and range notation
Domain x E (-1,infinity)
Range y E (-3, infinity)
equation of an exponential function
y = ka^x + c
Key features that must be shown when sketching all graphs
- x-intercept + y-intercept (co-ordinates)
- turning points
- asymptotes –> horizontal + vertical
- state any restrictions on domain and range
Discrete data
an exact value and is often the result of counting