Quantitative Reasoning Flashcards
How many grams in 1kg?
1000g
How many milligrams in 1g?
1000mg
How many micrograms in 1mg?
1000micrograms
How many micrograms in 1g?
100,000 micrograms
Convert 1kg to volume?
=1Litre or 1000ml
Convert 10g to litres
Same as converting to kg.
=0.001kg
How many mls is in 1g?
1ml
Simples:)
How many nanograms in 1 microgram?
1000ng
Micro is to the power of -6 while nano is -9, therefore a conversion to nano would add 3 zeros.
How many mls in 1mg?
=0.001ml Convert 1mg to 1g =0.001g 1g=1ml Therefore =0.001ml
What do you do when finding the overall probability of two independent actions?
=Prob(A) x Prob(B)
What do you do when finding the overall probability of two dependent actions?
Prob(A) x Prob(B given A)
Classic example of independent probabilities?
Coin toss
Classic example of dependent probabilities?
Picking coloured marbles from a bag.
Strategy: How would approach a data interpretation Q where you must identify the ‘True’ statement?
- Speed read the info, and read the title of the data to understand what it is measuring.
- Read and understand Q.
3.Go through choices and immediately eliminate.
Elimination: Eliminate statements that are ‘can’t tell’.
=generalisations and non-specific or subjective terms.
Unless it specifically states ‘within the data’ etc - Go through remaining answer choices to eliminate. Some will incl:
-data outwith the scope
-directly False data
BOOM you should have your answer
What should you first be eliminating from ‘pick the true/false statement’ data interpretation Qs?
NOTE: Look for necessity qualifiers in the Q
=Can’t tell choices:
- Generalisations
- Unclear subjective adverbs
- Outside knowledge
Why is this a ‘can’t tell statement’ in data interpretation?
-During the time period (mentioned in data), lung cancer prelevance was at a all time low.
-Although it may be the time period of the data from the ‘sample group’, it only shows you a set of people NOT all the people.
Formulae for perimeter of a circle…
2(3.14)r
Formulae for area of a circle…
(3.14)r^2
Parallelogram perimeter…
sum of 4 sides
Parallelogram area…
base x height
Volume of a cube…
length cubed i.e
LxLxL
Volume of a cuboid (3D rectangle)…
LxWxH
-other names are base and depth
Volume of a cylinder…
(3. 14)r(^2)h
- Think area of a circle x by the depth/height
Volume of a sphere…
4/3 x (3.14)r^3