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Mathematics
Defined as the study of Numbers, Quantities, Shapes and Arithmetic Operations.
Sphere
A perfect geometrical object in three dimentional space such as a space of a ball
Hexagon
A two dimentional six sided closed polygon
Patterns found in nature
Waves and Dunes
Spirals
Spots and Stripes
Symmetries or symmetric figure
A figure that can be folded or divided into two with half that are the same
Reflection Symmetry
Mirror symmetry
Tranlation
We see in nature
Rotation
Rotational Pattern
Logic Pattern
Deals with the characteristics of various Objects and order
Logical Reasoning
Designed to asses a candidate ability skills
Mathematics study of patterns
Unpredictable, not repeatable, seen in seeds and trees
Pattern of movement
How humans walk from left to right continously
Pattern of rhythm
A beat that is consistent like the heart and lungs
Pattern of texture
We sense through touch
Geometric pattern
Shapes, Lines, polygon
Number Sequence
An infinite progression of a number following a pattern
Arithmetic Sequence
A sequence of numbers in which each term, after the first is obtained by adding a fixed number to a proceeding term called COMMON DIFFERENCE
Arithmetic Sequence Formula
An = A1 + ( n - 1) (d)
Geometric Sequence
A sequence of after first is obtained by multiplying the preceding term by constant called RATIO
R= a2/a1
Finding common ratio of getmetric sequence
an = a1 ( r ) ^n-1
Formula for solving geometric
N/2 ( a1 + an )
Formula of summation formula of aritmetic sequence
a1 (1-r^n) / 1-r
Geometric summation formula
Leonardo Fibibacci
He is an italian mathematician from republic of Pisa, considered to be the most talented western mathematician of the middle age from ( smith 1951 )
1.618
Golden Ratio
F(n) = (φ^n - (1 - φ)^n)
/ √5
Binet formula
∪
Union
∩
Intersection
∈
Element
∉
Not an Element
{ }
A set of
⊂
Subset
…
Ellipsis
∧
Conjunction
∨
Disjunction
~
Negation
↔
If and only if
∀
For all
∃
There exists