Synthetic Division
When dividing you must descend in powers, if power is missing then you have to put a place holder 0, i.e. 5x^4 + 3x² the top row of synthetic division 5 0 3 0 0, then for the divisor, solve for x, if you are dividing by x-3, then synthetically divide by 3
Odd multiplicity
Cross
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Synthetic Division
When dividing you must descend in powers, if power is missing then you have to put a place holder 0, i.e. 5x^4 + 3x² the top row of synthetic division 5 0 3 0 0, then for the divisor, solve for x, if you are dividing by x-3, then synthetically divide by 3
Odd multiplicity
Cross
Even multiplicity
Touch & Turn
Odd End Behavior
x→ -infinity y→-infinity
x→+infinity y→+infinity
Even end behavior
x→-infinity y→+infinity
x→-infinity y→+infinity
Rule of Signs
The number of sign changes indicates the number of ± solutions
observe,
x5 -2x4 -3x3 +4x2 -x -1
3 signs changes →3 or 1 positive real solutions
then multiply everything by negative (even powers are unaffected and so are constants)
-x5 -2x4 +3x3 +4x2 +x -1
2 signs changes →2 or 0 negative real solutions
Rational Zero Test
(Factors of Constants) /
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(Factors of leading coefficient)
4x^5 -3x^4 +8x³ +2x² - 5x + 12
±12, ±6 , ±4 , ±2 , ±1
Divided by
±4,±2,±1
These are all the possible rational zeros
Difference of Squares
(a² - b²) = (a+b)(a-b)
Addition of Squares
(a² + b² ) = a² +2ab + b²
Maximum turns
n-1 , Where n is the degree of the polynomial
Vertical Asymptotes
Set Denominator to 0, solve for x
Horizontal Asymptote
Big Bottom HA→y=0
Big Top HA→None
Slant Asymptote
Top is 1 greater than the bottom
divide top by bottom
U subsitution
Can be used with even powers
x^4 + x² +16 = 0
u = x²
u²+u+16=0
Can be used with e^x
e²x -5ex +6=0
u=ex
u² - 5u +6
Compounding Interest
A=P91+ r/n)^nt
P → initial
r → rate (decimal)
n → how many times per year
Continuously Compounding Interest
A= Pert
P→ Initial
e → the constant
r→rate (decimal)
t → years [time]
Half-life formula
N(t) = N0(1/2)t / (half-life)
N(t) = Remaining Substance
t → time
Half-life → is the amount of time for half of the substance to decay
Sum of Arithmetic Sequence
Sn = (n/2)(a1 + an )
Sum of Geometric Sequence
Sn = a(1-r^n ) / (1-r)
a→ first term
Sum of infinite Geometric Series
S = a /(1-r)
nCr also written as
(n!) / (r!(n-r)!)
Error
Predicted - Actual = Error
Residual
Actual - Predicted = Residual
Residual Plot
Equal number above and below
No pattern for the model to be accurate
Above → the model under estimates
Below → The model over estimates
Vertex
-b/2a
Horizontal Asymptote for Exponentials Functions
The “b” term in the equation
y=1+10-2x
HA y = 1