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Distance from point to a plane

where Q(x,y,z) any point on the plane

<p>where Q(x,y,z) any point on the plane </p>
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Distance from origin to the plane

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Arc Length Formula of a parametric curve

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Scalar projection of a onto b

and used to find distance between two points/lines/ maybe planes

find a vector between the two points on a line
then find the normal then do the projection of that vector onto the normal as seen in the image

<p>find a vector between the two points on a line <br>then find the normal then do the  projection of that vector onto the normal as seen in the image </p>
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Maximum height of a projectile formula

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Range of a projectile formula

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direction of projection

refers to the initial velocity vector of the objec

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Can find angle of projection if velocity vector in i and j components is known

draw the diagram out, take tan theta of j/i

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Finding time of maximum height

Set Y COMPONENT of velocity vector equals to 0

then substitute the time into the POSITION VECTOR y-component

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If need to prove for odd integers use

2k+1

Inductive Hypothesis: Assume P(2k+1)P(2k+1) is true for some odd integer 2k+12k+1.

Inductive Step: Prove P(2k+3)P(2k+3) is true using the assumption for P(2k+1)P(2k+1).

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Possible Induction statement

Given 𝑃(𝑘) is true, therefore 𝑃(𝑘 + 1) is true ∀𝑘 ∈ ℤ), therefore by mathematical

induction, 𝑃(𝑛) is true ∀𝑛 ∈ ℤ)

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When finding coefficents or third solution to complex polynomials, you can do

(z-c), and then expand with solutions already known

then combine or GROUP like terms if there are mulitple variables, using e.g. z³ or z², z

then compare coefficents to original polynomial and solve for variables

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Particle heads to y-direction/x-direction means

means either i or j component will be set to equal 0

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what does initial direction mean

it means intial velocity v(o)

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u is what?

u is the magnittude of the intial velocity vector

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When wanting to factorise complex quadratics

complete the square then but into a²-b² form

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Complex polynomial finding solutions and variables working out

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Vector Projection formula

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definition of skew lines

only in 3d planes, it is when two lines do not intersect or are parallel with each other

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Vector equation of a sphere

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equation for leslie matrices

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leslie matrix formation

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circular motion formulas

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for complex numbers arg(z), if the angle is above or below the range -pi to pi then do this

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Conditions for the function to be circular motion

Not allowed (if you want pure circular motion)

  • Products of trig functions: cos⁡(ωt)sin⁡(ωt)\cos(\omega t)\sin(\omega t)cos(ωt)sin(ωt)

  • Squares: cos⁡2(ωt)\cos^2(\omega t)cos2(ωt), sin⁡2(ωt)\sin^2(\omega t)sin2(ωt)

  • Different frequencies: one term has cos⁡(ωt)\cos(\omega t)cos(ωt), the other sin⁡(2ωt)\sin(2\omega t)sin(2ωt)

<p>Not allowed (if you want pure circular motion) </p><ul><li><p><strong>Products of trig functions</strong>: cos⁡(ωt)sin⁡(ωt)\cos(\omega t)\sin(\omega t)cos(ωt)sin(ωt)</p></li><li><p><strong>Squares</strong>: cos⁡2(ωt)\cos^2(\omega t)cos2(ωt), sin⁡2(ωt)\sin^2(\omega t)sin2(ωt)</p></li><li><p><strong>Different frequencies</strong>: one term has cos⁡(ωt)\cos(\omega t)cos(ωt), the other sin⁡(2ωt)\sin(2\omega t)sin(2ωt)</p></li></ul><p></p>
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geometric interpretation for a system of linear equations with infinite solutions 

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what is T, omega(w), and f actually mean in circular motion

  • ω\omegaω tells how fast the angle changes

  • T tells how long one circle takes

  • f tells how many circles per second happen

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in the formula book for sample means standard deviation what does it actually mean

the standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the sample mean.

  • If you kept taking lots of different random samples of 15 rats each,

  • each sample would have its own sample mean (xˉ\bar{x}xˉ),

  • those means wouldn’t all be exactly 65, they’d vary around the true population mean μ\muμ,

  • the spread of those sample means is what the SE measures.

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sin(theta)

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-cos(theta)

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If you have a confidence interval, how can you find the sample mean (x bar)

taking the average between the upper and lower bound of the confidence interval 

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If a question is simply asking you to find a k value using invNorm or find the probability but its worth two marks

there must be two steps, either you have to calculate sample standard deviation, or draw a graph for inv normal representing what ur finding, or do something else

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solids of revolution when finding the volume between two curves

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elevation angle of 3d vector, angle between x-y plane and vector

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angle between two vector equations of a line

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in projectile motion the range is

two times the time it took to reach max height

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Force tings, in relation to motion, F=ma

m must be in kg

4 m/s is velocity, not force, for it to be counted in the force equation it must me measured in newtons like kv² N

F=−mg−kv

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Valid assumptions to assume the population can be normally distrubuted

n>30

original population is normally distributed

sampling is random

sample values are independent of each other

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Net Reproductive Rate Equation
expected number of female offspring produced per female per lifetime, taking survival into account.

where f1 = fecundity at stage 1

s1 = survival from stage 1 to 2

f2 = fecundity at stage 2

s2 = survival from stage 2 to 3

<p>where f1 = fecundity at stage 1</p><p>s1 = survival from stage 1 to 2 </p><p>f2 = fecundity at stage 2 </p><p>s2 = survival from stage 2 to 3 <br></p>
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what is birth rate in leslie matrix

The average number of female offspring produced per female

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Find the shortest distance from a point to a vector equation of a line

do AP

where A is the point, P is the vector line

do AP * d = 0,
solve for t
sub back in