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Standard Form
Y=aX²+bX+c
Vertex Form
Y=a(X-p)²+k
Factored Form
Y=a(X-p)(X-q)
Slope Intercept Form (linear)
Y=mX+b
Standard form (linear)
c=aX+by
Point Slope Form (linear)
Y-y1=m(X-x1)
Intercept Form (Linear)
X/a+Y/b=1
Slope Formula
y2-y1/x2-x1
Perpendicular Slope
-b/a
Completing the square value
(b/2)²
Translations
-a(-bX+c)+d
Midpoint formula
(x1+x2/2),(y1+y2/2)
Vertical motion model
h(t)=-16+vo(t)+ho
Intermediate Value Theorem
a≠b; P(a) and P(b) opposite signs, a 0 in between
Polynomial checklist
EB:even vs odd + vs -
Zeros: at most n zeros
Multiplicity: cross or tangent, sign test intervals
Y-intercepts: evaluate F(0)
Turning points: at most n-1 turning points
additional points
Rational Zeros Theorem
+- p/q
Remainder Theorem
F(2)=21 then synthetic devision with 2 will have remainder 21
Irrational Zeros
If a-bi then a+bi
If a-sqrtb then a+sqrtb
Difference of Cubes
X³-a³=(X-b)(X²-bX+b²)
Rational Equations
Vertical Asymptotes: factor denominators (exclude common factors)
End Behavior Asymptotes:
m=n then y=a
m>n then quotient of num/den
m<n then y=0
Holes: common factors. If num multiplicity>den multiplicity then hole is on x-axis
x-intercepts: factor numerator (exclude common factors)
y-intercepts: set X to 0 and simplify
extra points
The Simple Interest Formula
I=Prt
The Future Value Interest FormulaA'
A=P+Prt
Compound Interest
A=P(1+r/n)^nt
Compound Continuously
P(t)=Pe^rt
Exponential Growth
y=a(1+b)^x
Exponential Decay
y=a(1-b)^x
Doubling Formula
y=a(2)^t/d
Halving Formula
y=a(1/2)^t
Change Base
log(b)c=log(a)c/log(a)b