MESL (YELLOW BOOK 1.2) Flashcards

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In the proportion of four quantities, the first and the fourth terms are referred to as the

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Extremes

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The first term of a ratio is called ____.

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Antecedent

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3
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The second term of a ratio is called ____.

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Consequent

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4
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The ____ is the square root of the product of the extremes.

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Mean proportional

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5
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If the means of a proportion are equal, their common value is called

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Mean proportional

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The theorem that in every arithmetic progression a, a+d, a=2d, …., where a and d are relatively prime

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Dirichlet theorem

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A statement that one mathematical expression is greater than or less than another is called ___.

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Inequality

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If an equality is true for all values of the variable, it is a/an

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Absolute inequality

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9
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If the same number is added to both sides of an inequality, the inequality

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Is preserved

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10
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An inequality is preserved if both sides are multiplied by

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A positive number

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11
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An inequality is reversed if both sides are multiplied by

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-1

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12
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Division of a population or same into two groups based either on measurable variables (e.g., age under 18, age over 180) or on attributes (e.g., male, female)

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Dichotomy

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13
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If there are as many equations as unknowns, the matrix of the coefficient is a

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Square matrix

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13
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A 3 x 2 matric can be multiplied to a

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2 x 5 matrix

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14
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A method of solving linear equation with several unknowns simultaneously using determinants

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Cramer’s rule

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15
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Using Cramer’s rule, the determinant of the coefficient is always the

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Denominator of a quotient

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16
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In any square matrix, when the elements of any two rows are exactly the same (i.e., row 1 = row 2 or row 1 = row 3, or row 2 = row 3…) the determinant is

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Zero

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17
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When the corresponding elements of two rows of a determinant are proportional. Then the value of the determinant is

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Zero

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18
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An array of m x n which represent a single number and is composed of elements in rows and columns is known as

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Matrix

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19
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When two rows are interchanged in position, the value of the determinant will

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Be multiplied by -1

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20
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If every elements of a row (or column) are multiplied by a constant k, then the value of the determinant is

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Multiplied by k

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21
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If two rows of a determinant are interchanged, the determinant

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Changes sign

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22
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Which of the following cannot be an operation of matrices?

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Division

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23
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An irrational number which is a root of a positive integer of fraction is called

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Surd

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24
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The symbol n√b means the principal nth root “n” is called the

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Index

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25
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In the preceding item, “b” is called the

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Radicand

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26
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The symbol √ is called
a. Radical
b. Radical symbol
c. Index
d. A or B

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d. A or B

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27
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The rules combining radicals follow the rules for

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Fractional exponents

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28
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When a number has both a positive and negative nth root, the principal nth root is

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The positive root

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29
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Every positive number has ___ nth root.

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Two

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30
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The principal nth root of a negative number is the negative root if n is

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Odd

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31
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To eliminate a surd, multiply is by its

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Conjugate

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32
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A radical which is equivalent to a non-terminating and non-repeating decimal.

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Surd

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33
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A radical expressing an irrational number is called a

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Surd

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34
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A surd which contains at least one rational term

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Mixed surd

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35
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A surd that contains no rational number, that is, all its factors or terms are surds, example √3 or √3 + √2

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Pure surd

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36
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The process of removing the surd from a denominator is to

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Rationalize the denominator

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37
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A quadratic equation of the form ax2 + c = 0, without the coefficient of the first-degree term is a/an

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Pure quadratic equation

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38
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In the quadratic equation Ax2 + Bx + C = 0, when two roots are multiplied, the result is

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C/A

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39
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In the quadratic equation Ax2 + Bx + C = 0, when two roots are added, the result is

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-B/A

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40
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If the discriminant of a quadratic equation is less than zero, the equation has

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No real root

41
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When can we say that the two roots of a quadratic equation are equal?

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When the discriminant is zero

42
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What is the discriminant of the quadratic equation Ax2 + Bx + C = 0?

43
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What determines the nature of the roots of a quadratic equation?

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Discriminant

44
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The real roots of a cubic equation are the

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Points of intersection of the graph of the equation with the x-axis.

45
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For a cubic equation, if the discriminant is equal to zero, we produce

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Three real root, of which two are unequal

46
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For a cubic equation, we produce three distinct roots only if the discriminant is

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Less than zero

47
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For a cubic equation, the discriminant is found to be greater than zero. The roots are

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One real and two conjugate complex roots

48
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A succession of numbers in which one number is designated at first, another as third and so on is called

49
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And indicated sum of a1 + a2 +a3 …. Is called

50
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The repeating decimal 0.3333 is a geometric series of a1= 0.3 and r=

51
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A progression whose reciprocal forms and arithmetic progression

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Harmonic progression

52
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the number between two geometric terms

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Geometric mean

53
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The sum of the first terms of a series is called the nth ____.

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Partial sum

54
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The sum of the terms of an arithmetic progression.

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Arithmetic series

55
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The harmonic mean between a and b

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2ab/ a + b

56
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The arithmetic mean of a and b is ____.
(a + bi)
(a+b)/2

57
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The geometric mean of a and b is

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Square root of ab

58
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Are numbers which can be drawin as dots and arranged un triangle shape (i.e., 1, 3, 6, 10, 15, 21…)

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Triangular number

59
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A figure numbers which can be drawn as dots and arranged in square shape (i.e., 1, 4, 9, 16, 25 …)

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Square members of the pyramid

60
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A sequence 1, 5, 12, 22, 35

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Pentagonal numbers

60
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A sequence 1, 8, 27, 64, 156, 216 … is

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Cubic numbers

61
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A sequence 1, 4, 10, 20, 35, 56 …

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Tetrahedral numbers

62
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A sequence of numbers where every term is obtained by adding all of the preceding terms a square series such as 1, 5, 14, 30, 55, 91

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Pyramid numbers

63
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A sequence of numbers where the number is equal to the sum of the two preceding numbers such as 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 68, 13, 21 … is called ___.

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Fibonacci numbers

64
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What is the multiplicative inverse of the integer 5?

65
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What is the additive identity element?

66
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What is the multiplicative identity element?

67
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The number 0 such that 0 = a = a for all a is called the

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“Additive identity”

68
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The additive inverse of a complex number is a +bi, is

69
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All real numbers have been additive inverse, commonly called ___.

70
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All real numbers except zero have multiplicative inverses commonly called

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Reciprocals

71
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The number zero has no ___.

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Multiplicative inverse

72
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What is the additive inverse of a +bi

73
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What is the multiplicative inverse of a+bi

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((a/)a2 +b2)-bi/(a2 + b2)

74
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Which of the following is not a property of a binomial expansion ( x +y ) n ?

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Number of terms = n – 1

75
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A triangular array numbers forming the coefficient of the expansion of a binomial is called

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Pascal’s triangle

76
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The coefficient of the second term of the expansion of (x + y) n is always equal to n

77
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How is the number in Pascal’s triangle obtained?

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By getting the sum of the two numbers directly abc it.

78
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If the sign between the terms of the binomial is negative, its expansion will have the signs which are

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Alternate starting with positive

79
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In the absence of the Pascal’s triangle, the coefficient of any term of the binomial expansion can be obtained by dividing the product of coefficient of the preceding tern if the exponent of x of the preceding team by ___ of the preceding term

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The exponent of y + 1

80
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The fundamental principle of counting states that id one thing can be dust in “m” different ways, and another thing can be done in “n” different ways, then the two things can be done in ___ different ways.

81
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Is the arrangement of the object in specific order

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Permutation

82
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Is the arranged of objects regardless of the order they have arranged

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Combination

83
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The shifting of the entire order sequence of elements one or more steps forward to backward – the first element taking the position of the last, or vice versa without changing the order of the elements in the sequence is called

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Cyclic permutation

84
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The number of elements in the collection being permutated is the ___ of the permutation.

85
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The ratio of the successful outcomes over the total possible outcomes is called

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Probability

86
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The value of probability of any outcome will never be equals to or no exceed

87
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If two events A and B are mutually exclusive events and the probability that A will happened is Pa and the probability that B will happen is Pb, then the probability that A or B happen is

88
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A and B are two independent events. The probability that A can occurs is p and that for both A and B to occurs is q. The probability that event 8 can occurs us

89
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If the probability of occurrences pf a Pia, what is the probability that will not occur

90
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In statistics a pictorial description of the probability concepts of independent and dependent events is called

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Venn diagram

91
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The difference between the highest score and the lowest score in the distribution

92
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The second power of the standard deviation is called

93
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A graph of cumulative frequency distribution plotted at class marks and connected by straight lines.

94
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A point in the distribution of scores at which 50 percent of the scores fall below and 50 percent of the scores fail above

95
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A number that occurs most frequent in a group of numbers

96
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The difference between an approximate value of a quantity and its exact value or true value.

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Absolute error

97
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If the quotient of the absolute error divided by the true value

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Relative error

98
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Refers to a value which is not exact but might accurate enough for some specific considerations

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Approximate value