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inverse of y=log4(x-3)
4^x=y-3
y=3^x/4
4x=3^y y=log3(4x)
logs getting minused log3(x)-log3(y)
x/y
graph sum like this: 2/x-2 -1
the asmyptotes arw (0,-1) (2,0) then find x & y-int then graph the graph
inverse of the previous one y=2/x-2 -1
x+1=2/y-2 to y-2=2/x+1 so y=2/x+1 +2
graph y=log6(x+5)-3
asymptote is (-5,0) then know that log6(1)=0 so then log6(-4+5)-3=0 so log6(1)-3 So 0-3=-3 so (-4.-3) . then log6(6)=1 so log6(1+5) so 1-3=-2 so (1,-2)
logx(n+7)=y so
n+7=x^y
so find sin^-1(3.7/7)
so first fine the decimal of 3.7/7 then do the sin^-1(0.5286)
t find triangkes with one angle missing or side
lke p/sin(127) = 10/sin(28)
find measurement , cos euation
b²=a²+c²-2ac*cos(b)
area eq
½ absin©
what ot mean when find all roots
also imaginary
so if 1+i
(x-(1-i))(x-(1+i)) is (x-1-i)(x-1+i) is (x-1)²+1
dicrminant equation
b²-4ac
discrminant:
(> 0) and perfect square |
Discriminant | Number of Solutions | Type of Solutions |
|---|---|---|
(> 0) and perfect square | 2 | Real, rational |
convert to radian from degree
145*pi/180= -29pi/36
how to fine the radious to then determine the 6 trig functions
r=sqroot(x²+y²)
the 6 trig functions
sintheta=y/r costheta=x/r tantheta=y/x cstheta=r/y sectheta=r/x cottheta=x/y
hoe to do arithmetic sum
Sn=((a1-a30)/2)*n
how to do the geometric sum finite
Sn=(a1(1-r^n)/(1-r))
how to geomtric infite
1/1-r
hpw t the cobinations yk the nCo (u+2v)^4
4Co(u)^4(2v)^0
comound interest
A=the first money(1+rate/the amoutn fof the comound)^amunt of compund * time
continous
a=th amlunt bege^rate*t
sum of cubes q
x^3+y^3=(x+y)(x^2-xy+y^2
dif of squares
a²−b²=(a−b)(a+b)
perfct square trinomial
a2+2ab+b2=(a+b)2
sum of cubes
a3+b3=(a+b)(a2−ab+b2)
diffrence of cubes
a3−b3=(a−b)(a2+ab+b2)
powers of 4
a4−b4=(a2−b2)(a2+b2)
How do I know the end behavior from the degree?
Odd degree (x,x3,x5x, x^3, x^5x,x3,x5) → ends go opposite directions
Even degree (x2,x4,x6x^2, x^4, x^6x2,x4,x6) → ends go same direction
What if the leading coefficient is positive? odd degree
Odd degree:
y=x3y=x^3y=x3Left ↓, Right ↑
Say:
"Positive odd = smile rising to the right."
What if the leading coefficient is positive? even degree
Both ends ↑
Say:
"Positive even = bowl."
What if the leading coefficient is negative? odd degree
y=−x3Left ↑, Right ↓
Say:
"Negative odd = falling to the right."
What if the leading coefficient is negative?
Even degree:
y=−x4Both ends ↓
Say:
"Negative even = upside-down bowl."
actual tan grah
period= pi and asymtptoes at pi/2 and half always 0 where the line starts from. then the first pont is (pi/4,1) and (-pi/4,-1) as ¼ is pi/4
arithmetic with first term formula like explicit
An=a1+r(n-1)
geometric expliit formula
An= a1r^n-1
for examp;e determine number of terms (n) in each artihmetic series
ex: (-23)+(-30)+(-37)+(-44)…., Sn=-459
-459=n/2(2(-23)+(n-1)(-7)) so so 7n²+39n-918 so the quad eguation and 9
graph y=2e^0.5x
so first k=o ,
y-int= (0,2) then test out diffrent x values like -2 & 2 so (2,5.44) & (-2,0.736)
discrimiant
(> 0) but not a perfect square |
(> 0) but not a perfect square | 2 | Real, irrational |
discriminant =0
Discriminant | Number & Type of Solutions |
|---|---|
(= 0) | 1 real solution (a repeated/double root) |
discrminant less than 0
Discriminant | Number & Type of Solutions |
|---|---|
(< 0) | 2 complex (non-real) solutions |
unite circle coordinates for 0-90
Angle | Coordinates ((x,y)) |
|---|---|
(0^\circ) | ((1,0)) |
(30^\circ) | (\left(\frac{\sqrt3}{2},\frac12\right)) |
(45^\circ) | (\left(\frac{\sqrt2}{2},\frac{\sqrt2}{2}\right)) |
(60^\circ) | (\left(\frac12,\frac{\sqrt3}{2}\right)) |
(90^\circ) | ((0,1)) |
coordinates 210
210∘−180∘=30∘
So the numbers are those of 30∘30^\circ30∘:
(32,12)\left(\frac{\sqrt3}{2},\frac12\right)(23,21)
But Quadrant III means both coordinates are negative:
(−32,−12)\boxed{\left(-\frac{\sqrt3}{2},-\frac12\right)}(−23,−21)
find t : 2=(1.037)t
2P=P(1.037)t
Divide by PPP:
2=(1.037)t2=(1.037)^t2=(1.037)t
Use logarithms:
t=log(2)log(1.037)t=\frac{\log(2)}{\log(1.037)}t=log(1.037)log(2)
t=log(2)log(1.037)t=\frac{\log(2)}{\log(1.037)}t=log(1.037)log(2)
t≈19.08t \approx 19.08t≈19.08