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y-y1 = m(x-x1), where m is the slope and (x1, y1) is a point on the line.

point-gradient form

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ax+by+c=0

standard form

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polyhedron

A three-dimensional geometric figure with flat polygonal faces, straight edges, and vertices.

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function

each input has only one output

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R

rational number (number that can be written as a fraction

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natural numbers

counting numbers

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Whole numbers

all natural numbers and zero

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integers

all whole numbers and their negative counterparts

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Irrational numbers

numbers that cannot be expressed as a fraction of two integers. They have non-terminating, non-repeating decimal expansions

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t(n)=Cn+t0

a function that represents a linear sequence, where C is the common difference and t0 is the first term.

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Un=C(n-1)+U1

is a formula that defines the nth term of an arithmetic sequence, where U1 is the first term and C is the common difference.

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Sn=(n/2)(U1+Un)

the formula for the sum of the first n terms of an arithmetic sequence, where U1 is the first term and Un is the nth term.

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I=Crn

simple interest calculated on the principal amount over a specified period, where I is the interest earned, C is the principal amount, r is the rate of interest, and n is the time in years.

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extrapolation

estimating a value outside the range of the given data interp

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interpolation

estimating a value within the range of the given data f

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functional relationship

variables are related to each other through an exact equation statis

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statistical relationship

variables have no direct relationship, but tend to fit a pattern

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= (x1+x2)/2

axis of symmetry equation

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y=a(x-h)2+k

the vertex form of a quadratic equation that represents a parabola, where (h,k) is the vertex.

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Un=u1rn-1

the general term of a geometric sequence, where u1 is the first term and r is the common ratio.

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log39=y → 3y=9

how to roll the log

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logarithms

the inverse functions of exponential functions

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y=log(x)

the inverse of f(x)=10x

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1

natural log times exponent or ln*e always equals

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|a|

in y=a*sin(bx)+d how to find amplitude

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360/b

y=a*sin(bx)+d how to find period

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y=d

y=a*sin(bx)+d how find principal axis

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(high point-low point)/2

how to find a in y=a*sin(bx)+d

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(y1+y2)/2

how to find d in y=a*sin(bx)+d2-2

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(x2-x1)2

how to find b in y=a*sin(bx)+d

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opposite reciproccal

how to find perpendicular lines (slope)

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normal

line perpendicular to the tangent

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1) graph original function

2) trace # fro intersection point

3) calc dy/dx # for slope

4) use y=mx+b, plugging in intersection point coordinate and slope from previous steps

5) solve

steps for finding tangent

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take tangent - change current slope for -1/m

how to solve for normal

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2nd → trace →7

calculator steps for definite integral (finding the area under the curve between two x values)

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gradient = m = y/x

constant of proportionality

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angle of elevation

horizon and observer’s line of sight angle when looking upwards

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angle of depression

horizon and observer’s line of sight angle when looking downwards

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discrete

data that can be counted (natural numbers)conin

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continuous

data than can be measured (height, weight)

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univariate data

data that has only 1 variableqa

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mode

the value that occurs most frequentlym

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median

the value that lies in the middle when the data is arranged in sizemean

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mean

sum of all values divided by the Humber of values

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calc →1-var stats

calculator steps to find mean median mode

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stat, sortA L1

steps for sorting data sets

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(Q1-1.5(IQR)) and (Q3+1.5(IQR))

equations to calculate outliers

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Q3-Q1

IQR equation

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standard deviation

the spread of values in relation to the mean ( σ )

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varience

the measure of spread that there is in the spread between the numbers in a list σ2

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simple random sampling

selecting a sample completely at random sys

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systmeatic sampling

for example, taking every fifth entry starting at a random place

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convenience sampling

getting data by selecting people who are easy to reach

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stratified sampling

selecting a random sample where numbers in certain categories are proportional to their numbers in the poulaiontqu

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quota sampling

setting certain quotas for your sample

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histogram

bar chart without space

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box

teh iqr is represented by a ____ in a box and whisker plot

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box’s center line

the median si represented by a ___ in a box and whisker plot

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minimm and maximum

the whiskers extend to the ____ and _____ values in a box and whisker plot

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cululative frequency

all of the total data points that are at or under the parameter

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Q1

the 25% of highest values in cumulative frequency

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median

cumulative frequency time .5

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functional relationship

there is a formula or function that relates one variable to the other, so that all Data points lie on the same line or curves

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statistical relationship

not such a direct relationship, but the data points, when plotted, may indicate a tendency to be close to a line or curve

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r-value

correlation strength

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line of best fit

line or scatter diagram showing trend followed by data points

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mean point

found through mean of x-values and mean of y-values, always on line of best fit

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cosecant

reciprocal sine function

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secant

reciprocal cosine function

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cotangent

reciprocal tangent function

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x x*square root of 2

a 45 45 90 special right triangle have two sides of equal length _ and a hypotenuse of ____

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x 2x x*square root of 3

on a 30 60 90 special right triangle - the side across from 30 degrees is length __, the hypotenuse is ___, nad the side across from 60 degrees (long side) is ____