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x=5 (lin equation)
1 solution
4=5 (lin equation)
0 solutions
5=5 (lin equation)
infinite solutions
distance formula
d squared= delta x squared plus delta y squared
Slope Intercept Formula
y=mx+b
Point Slope Formula
y-y1=m(x-x1)
Two Point Formula
y-y1=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1) x (x-x1)
Standard Form of a Line
ax plus by equals c
if dividing an inequality by a negative number
flip the sign
Interval notation
Bracket= definite, parentheses = indefinite
Quadratic Formula
x equals -b plus or minus the square root of b squared minus four ac over 2a
the rule that generates a function is
y=f(x)
rational expression
a fraction where the numerator and denominator are polynomials
x to the -n
1 divided by x to the n
x to the 1/n
n root x
x to the p/n
(n square root) to p
x to the a times x to the b
x to the a plus b
(xy) to the a
x to the a times x to the b
x to the a / x to the b
x to the a minus b
(x/y) to the a
x to the a divided by x to the b
x to zero
one
standard form of quadratic equation
ax^2 + bx +c = 0
vertex form of a quadratic
y= a(x-h)^2 + k
h equals
-b/2a
k equals
f(h)
in quadratics, (x,y) are equal to what in standard form
(h,k)
axis of symmetry equals
-b/2a
if an object strikes the ground that means
s(t)=0
the maximum of a negative quadratic is located at
the vertex
velocity equals what when units are in feet
16
velocity equals what when units are in meters
4.9
if slopes are equal
lines are parallel
if slopes are opposite reciprocals
lines are perpendicular
k equals
the constant of variation
a^b=c
log base a C = b
logbA + logbC
logb(A x C)
logbA - logbC
logb(A/C)
logb(A x C)
logbA + logbC
logb(A/C)
logbA - logbC
logb(A^C)
ClogbA
logb(1)
0
logb(B)
1
logb(B^A)
A
b^logb(A)
A
Rational Function Formula
f(x)=a/b(x-h) +k
an increase in a
moves function outward
an increase in b
moves function inward
an increase in h
moves function left/right
a change in k
moves function up/down
f(x) + or - b
up/down
f(x + or - b)
left/right
-f(x)
reflects over x axis
f(-x)
reflects over y axis
sin
1/cos
cos
1/sin
tan
1/cot
sec
1/cos
csc
1/sin
cot
1/cot
tan(x) =
sin/cos
cot(x) =
cos/sin
sin squared plus cos squared
1
tan squared plus 1
sec squared
1 plus cot squared
csc squared
sin(-t), cos(-t), tan(-t)
-sin(t), -cos(t), -tan(t)
sin(a + b)
sin(a)cos(b) + cos(a)sin(b)
cos(a + b)
cos(A)cos(B) + sin(a)sin(b)
tan(a +b)
tan(a) + tan(b)/ 1-tan(a)tan(b)
sin(2x)
2sin(x)cos(x)
cos(2x)
2cos squared x minus 1
tan(2x)
2tan(x)/ 1-tan^2(x)
sin (x/2)
plus or minus square root 1-cos(x)/2
cos (x/2)
plus or minus square root 1+cos(x)/2
tan (x/2)
sin(x)/ 1-cos(x)