Math Knowledge for Word Problems

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4 times a number

4x

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4 more than a number

x + 4

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4 less than a number

x -4

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4 times the difference of two numbers

4 (x-y)

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Sum, And

x + y, addition

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Difference

Subtraction, x-y

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Product

Multiplication, xy

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Number is, Equals to

= equal sign


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IS/OF

18 is what percent of 42, of being denominator and is being the numerator.

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Direct proportion

straight line function, if x moves so does y in proportion. It is linear.

<p>straight line function, if x moves so does y in proportion. It is linear.</p>
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Not directly proportional

Exponential functions, just cause x moves does not mean y moves at the same speed.

<p>Exponential functions, just cause x moves does not mean y moves at the same speed.</p>
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Mean

Average data set

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Median

middle number of the data set, if two in the middle add together and divide by 2. average of the two.

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Mode

most frequent number of the data set

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Range

Distance between the lowest value number to the highest value number in a number set.

2 3 4 5 6 7 then range would be 7-2. L - H. L lowest, H Highest.

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Shapes of distribution

Symmetry

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Bimodial symmetry

You can draw a line in the middle fot he graph and it can split into two.


Bimodal mean is always equal to the median, likewise median is equal to the mean.

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Unimodal symmetry

Mound shaped, like a pyramid. Mean, Median, and Mode are all equivalent to each other.

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Uniform or rectangular

  • Every category, value, or group (class) happens roughly the exact same number of times

  • No mode, since there is no peaks


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Skewness

Only one peak

Skewed data is lopsided. Instead of being nicely balanced like a bell curve, the data piles up on one side and stretches out (has a long "tail") on the other.

The "Toe" Trick (from the slide): Look at the little foot mnemonic in the diagram! Whichever direction the toes point tells you the type of skew:

  • Left-Skewed: The long tail and the toes point to the left.

  • Right-Skewed: The long tail and the toes point to the right.

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Correlation/covariance

statistical measure that describes the relationship between two variables