Vocabulary Flashcards
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domain of a function
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the input numbers, the x-values, domain of a function is all real numbers for which the equation produces outputs that are real numbers
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range of function
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the output values, the y-values or f(x) values
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typically, a value of x that must be excluded from the domain of a function makes the denominator _____
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zero
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in place of an equation, a function with a small finite domain can also be described by _____
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a set of ordered pairs
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in a function, every x-value has _____ y-values
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exactly one y-value. if an x-value has more than one y-value than it is not a function
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relation
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describes association between two variables. a function is a type of relation
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in terms of functions and relations, a circle is ___
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a relation that is not a function
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relations that are not functions are ___
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ellipses, hyperbolas, and parabolas that open side ways
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combining functions f(x) and g(x)
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composition of functions f(x) and g(x)
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…
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inverse of a function f, denoted by f^(-1)
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switch y and x. putting y’s in place of the x’s and x’s in place of the y’s than solve for y
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what is something to remember about inverses?
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inverses don’t have to be a function
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the graphs of inverses are ___
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reflection of the original function about the line y=x
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if the point with coordinates (a,b) belongs to a function f, then the point with coordinates ___ belongs to the inverse of f
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(b,a)
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the inverse of any function f can always be made a function by ___
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limiting the domain of f. cutting out the parts that keep it from being a function
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properties of an even function
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f(x)=f(-x)
an even function is symmetric about the y-axis
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properties of an odd function
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f(-x) = -f(x), an odd function is symmetric about the origin
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the sum of even functions is ___
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even
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the sum of odd functions is ___
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odd
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the product of an even function and an odd function is ___
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odd
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linear functions
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polynomials in which the largest exponent is 1
graphs of linear equations are always a straight line
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general form of the equation for a linear function
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Ax + By + C = 0
- A/B = slope of line
- C/B = y intercept
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slope intercept
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y = mx + b m = slope of line b = y intercept
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formula for slope
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(y1 -y2)/(x1-x2)
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point slope
y - y1 = m( x - x1 )
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parallel lines have ___ slopes.
same
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the slopes of 2 perpendicular lines are ___
negative reciprocals of one another
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distance formula for x-y plane
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midpoint formula
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properties of quadratic functions
polynomials where the largest exponent is 2
| graph is always a parabola
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general form of equation for quadratic functions
y = ax^2 + bx + c
if a is positive, then graph opens up
if a is negative graph opens down
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how to calculate x value of vertex of parabola
-b / 2a
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zeroes of a quadratic function are ___
the points where the the graph crosses the x-axis, and y = 0
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quadratic formula
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sum of the zeroes of a quadratic equations is ___
-b / a
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determinant of a quadratic equation
(b^2) - 4ac
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if determinant of quadratic equation equals 0
the two roots equal zero and the graph is tangent to the x-axis
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if the determinant of quadratic equation is less than 0
the roots are two complex numbers because there is a negative under the radical and the graph never touches the x-axis
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if the determinant of quadratic equation is more than zero
two different real roots and the graph intersects the x-axis in two places
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the graphs of polynomial functions are always ________
continuous curves
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if the largest exponent of a polynomial function is even then the ends of its graph
point in the same direction ( a parabola or a W)
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if the largest exponent of a polynomial function is odd then the ends of its graph
point in opposite directions ( an S or snake graph)
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if all the exponents of a polynomial function are even then the polynomial is an ______
even function and symmetric about the y-axis
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if all the exponents of a polynomial function are odd then the polynomial is an _______________
odd function and symmetric about the origin
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a polynomial of degree n has ___ zeroes
n, same number as degree
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when it comes to the zeroes of polynomial functions, imaginary ezroes must ______
occur in pairs
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with polynomial functions, real zeroes can occur ____
more than once
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Remainder theorem
if a polynomial P(x) is divided by x-r (where r is any constant), then the remainder is P(r)
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factor theorem
r is a zero of the polynomial P(x) if and only if x-r is a divisor of P(x)
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rational zero (root) theorem
if p/q is a rational zero (reduced to lowest terms) of a polynomial P(x) with integral coefficients, then p is a factor of the constant term and q is is a factor of the leading coefficient
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if P(x) is a polynomial with real coefficients, then complex zeroes occur as _____
conjugate pairs ( if p + qi is a zero then p - qi is also a zero)
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angles measured in a counter clockwise direction from the initial side to the terminal side is said to have a _____ value
positive
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angles measured in a clockwise direction from the initial side to the terminal side is said to have a _____ value
negative
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sin and cos are always between ___ and ___
-1 and 1
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the six trig definitions
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complimentary angles
add to 90 degrees
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sumplementary angles
add to 180 degrees
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cofunctions of complementary angles are ___
equal
| if a and b are complimentary, then the sina=cosb
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radian
the measure of one radius length
| one radian equal 360/2pie
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arc length equation
radius times angle (in radians)
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area of a sector of a circle
(1/2)(radius ^2)( angle in radians)
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special triangles
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periodic functions
where the values eventually repeat over regular intervals
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period
smallest positive value in which a periodic function repeats
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periods of six trig functions
sin, cos, csc, sec have periods of 2pie
| tan and cot have periods of pie
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the vertical asymptotes of sec, csc, tan and cot
sec and tan's occur on pie/2
| csc and cot's occur on pie
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general form of a trig function
y = A * trig(Bx + C) + D
amplitude = abs(A)
horizontal translation is -C/B and is called phase shift
period is period of original trig func divided by B
D is amount of vertical translation
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reciprocal identities
```
csc = 1/sin
sec = 1/cos
cot = 1/ tan
```
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cofunction identities
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pythagorean identities
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double angle formulas
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law of sines
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law of cosines
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area of triangle (using sine)
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basic exponential properties
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basic log properties
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logbN is only defined for
positive N
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the graphs of all exponential function y = b^x
have roughly the same shape and pass through the point (0,1)
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the graphs of all logarithmic functions y = logbX
have roughly same shape and pass through point (1, 0)
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the function f is a rational function if and only if
f(x) = p(x)/q(x) , where p(x) and q(x) are both polynomial functions and q(x) is not zero
if p and q are both zero, there is a whole at that x
if only q is zero than there is an asymptote
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a point of discontinuities occurs at any value of X that ___
would cause q(x) to become zero
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parametric equations
x = x(t) and y = y(t)
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piecewise functions
defined by different equations on different parts of the domain
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general absolute value function
```
f(x) = a * abs(x-h) +k
vertex at (h,k)
```
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translation of graph
moves graph around plane
| accomplished by addition
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stretching and shrinking graph
changing scale of graph
| accomplished by multiplication
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ellipses
the oval graphs, the set of points whose distances from two given points (foci) sum to a constant
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ellipse equation
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how to figure out wither ellipse is x or y orientated
which ever has the bigger constant underneath, usually defined as a while smaller constant is b
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center of ellipse
h,k
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vertices of ellipse
endpoints of major axis
(h-a, k) (h +a, k) if on x axis
(h, k-a) (h, k +a) if on y axis
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foci of ellipse
on major axis, at distance of c from center, c = sqr( a^2 -b^2)
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if the constants in the denominators equal each other in an ellipse equation, then
its the equation of a circle
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equation of circle
(x-h)^2 + (y-k)^2 = r^2
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hyberbola
set of points whose distances from two fixed points (focci) differ by a constant, the twin parabola graph
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equation of hyberbola
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how to figure out which directions the graph of a hyperbola points
if its x - y, its on the x-axis
| if its y - x, than its on the y-axis
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vertices of hyperbola
(h-a, k) (h+a,k)
| or (h, k-a) (h, k+a) if on y axis
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transverse axis
segment joining vertices of hyperbola
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conjugate axis
segment with length 2b, perpendicular to transverse axis , intersects it at midpoint
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equation of asymptotes of hyperbola
y-k = +or - (b/a)(x-h) if on x axis
| if on y axis, its a/b instead of b/a
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eccentricity of ellipse or hyperbola
c/a
| c^2 = a^2 + b^2
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polar cordinates
distance from origin and angle between x axis and ray
| r, angle
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relationships between polar and regular coordinates
x = r * cos(ang)
y = r * sin(ang)
x^2 + y^2 = r^2
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volume of prism
v = Bh
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surface area of prism
(perimeter of base)h + 2B
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vol of rectangular prism
lwh
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SA of rect solid
2lw + 2lh + 2wh
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vol of cube
s^3
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SA of cube
6s^2
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vol of pyramid
(1/3)Bh
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SA of pyramid
(1/2)(base perimeter)(slant height) + B
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vol of cylinder
(r^2)(h)(pie)
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SA of cylinder
2(pie)(r)(h) + 2(pie)(r^2)
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vol of cone
(1/3)(pie)(r^2)(h)
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SA of cone
(pie)(r)(slant height) + (pie)(r^2)
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vol of sphere
(4/3)(pie)(r^3)
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SA of sphere
4(pie)(r^2)
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formula for length of diagonal of rectangular solid
sqroot of ((l^2)(w^2)(h^2))
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distance formula for 3D plane
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equation for sphere in 3D plane
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know how to use venn diagram for counting problems
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factorial
n!
ex: 5! = 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 *1 = 120
use to find number of ways objects can be ordered
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permutations
(n!) / ((n-r)!)
use when having to only find partial number of ways to order objects out of the total set
Ex: ways to order first second and third out of set of 20, in this case n=20 and r=3
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combinations
(n!) / (n-r)!(r!)
| number of ways of choosing r of n objects
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value of i
i = sqroot (-1)
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powers of i
```
i^1 = i
i^2 = -1
i^3 = -i
i^4 = 1
i^5 = i
pattern repeats from there
```
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imaginary numbers
form of bi, where b= real number
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sq root of negative number
i times the sqroot of the abs val of the number
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complex number
a + bi, where a and b are real numbers
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to find the quotient of 2 complex numbers....
multiply the denominator and numerator by the conjugate of the denominator
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how to graphically represent complex numbers
```
x = real part (a)
y = imaginary part (bi)
```
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the modulus of a complex number is
the sq of its distance to the origin
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the product of an imaginary number and its conjugate is
the square of the modulus
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distance of complex number
sq root of ((a^2) + (b^2))
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two matrices are equal if
they are the same size and their corresponding entries are equal
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row matrix
a matrix with only one row
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column matrix
a matrix with only one column
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square matrix
a matrix with equal amount of rows and columns
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scalar multiplication
when each number in a matrix is multiplied by a constant
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two matrices can be subtracted or added together
if they are the same size
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matrices A and B can be multiplied if
the # of rows of A = # pf columns of B
| or vice versa
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how to multiply matrices
multiply rows of A times columns of B and add values
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determinant of 2 by 2 matrix
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determinant of 3 by 3
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sequence
a function with a domain consisting of natural numbers
the one with comas
ex: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
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series
sum of the terms of a sequence
the one with addition or subtraction marks
ex: 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5
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infinite series or sequence
has .... at the end
| idea is that it goes on forever
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finite series or sequence
only goes to a specific term
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recursion formula
formula of a sequence/ series where every term is expressed with respect of the term before it
ex: insert picture pg153
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series can be abbreviated by
```
using Greek letter sigma
# on bottom the start
# on top the end
```
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arithmetic sequences
each term differs from previous term by a constant value
| addition/subtraction sequence
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formula for arithmetic sequence
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formula of sum of arithmetic series
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arithmetic mean
one term falling between two given terms of an arithmetic sequence
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geometric sequence
ration of any two consecutive terms is constant r
| multiply/ divide sequence
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formula for geometric sequence
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formula for sum of geometric series
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geometric mean
one term falling between two given terms of a geometric sequence
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if r is less than 1, than sum of geometric series as it approaches infinity equals
...
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vector
a vector in a plane is defined to be an ordered pair of real numbers
vector in space defined as an ordered triple of real numbers
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resultant vector
when two vectors are added together
| Ex: vector U plus vector V has resultant of (u1 +v1, u2 + v2)
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vector - V has ____ magnitude and _______ direction of vector V
equal , opposite
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dot product
insert picture
| dot product is a real number
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2 vectors are perpendicular, their dot product equal
zero
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measures of center
summarize a data set using a single "typical" value
| the 3 on the SAT: mean, median, mode
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mean
sum of all data values divided by number of values
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median
order values from greatest to lest and find one in the middle
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mode
value that repeats the most in the set
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range
measure of the spread of the value set
| highest value - lowest value
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standard deviation
the average difference between individual data values and their mean
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formula for standard deviation
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regression
a technique for analyzing the relationship between two variables
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probability of an event happening is a number defined to be the
number of ways the event can happen successfully divided by the total number of ways the event can happen
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sample space of experiment
set of all outcomes of an experiment
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odds in favor of an event happening are defined to be
the probability of the event happening divided by the probability of the event not happening
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independent events
events that have no effect on one another
| the probability of both events A and B happening is the same as the Probability of A times the probability of B
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dependent events
events that are not dependent so
| probability of both does not equal probability of A times probability of B
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to find probability of "at least one"
find 1 - probability of "none"
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mutually exclusive events
events where the probability of both happening is zero
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probability of event A happening or event B happening or both happening equals
P(A) + P(B) - P(both)
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generally in probability, "and" means ______ and "or" means _________
and means multiply and or means add
