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currently missing central angles, inscribed angles, and exterior angles. remember "less than = less thAND" and "greater than = greatOR"
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area for a circle
πr²
circumference
2πr=πd
sector area (of a circle)
πr²(theta/360)
arc length (of a circle)
2πr(theta/360)
equation for graph of circle
(x-h)²+(y-k)²=r² where h,k is circle center
Area for right angle triangle
½ bh
area for equilateral triangle
sqrt(3)/4 * s²
area for rectangle
lw
area for square
s²
surface area for rectangular prism
2(lw+lh+hw)
volume for rectangular prism
lwh
surface area for cylinder
2πrh+2πr²
volume for cylinder
πr²h
surface area for sphere
4πr²
volume for sphere
4/3πr²
arithmetic sequence
a(n)=a(1)+(n-1)d
sum of arithmetic sequence
s(n)=n*(a1+an)/2
finding x-coordinate of parabolic vertex x =
-b/2a
how to determine if parabola points up or down for y=ax²+bx+c
a>0 parabola points up, a<0 down
distance formula (on coordinate plane) d=
sqrt((x2-x1)²+(y2-y1)²)
midpoint formula (xm,ym)
(x1+x2)/2, (y1+y2)/2
work
rate x time
rate
work/time
two people working together
T=tAxtB/(tA+tB)
distance
speed x time
average speed
total distance/total time
concentration as percent
c=amount of solute/amount of solution
CtotVtot=
C1V1+C2V2
shortcut when C2>Ctot>C1
V2/V1=(Ctot-C1)/(C2-Ctot)
Simple interest
A=P(1+rt)
Compound interest
A=P(1+r/n)^nt
Book value depreciation
BV=P(1-r)^t
Interest
Final-initial
1 yard = how many feet
3
1 mi = how many feet
5280
1 in = how many centimeters
2.54
1 mile = how many kilometers
1.6
1 pound = how many ounces (oz)
16
1 cm³ = how many millileters (mL)
1
1 pint = how many cups
2
1 quart = how many pints
2
1 gallon = how many quarts
4
1 gallon = how many Liters
3.8
44 ft/sec = how many mi/hr
30
1 yard = how many meters
0.91
if 100 yards = 9100 centimeters, 100 yards³ (cubic yards) = how many cm³ (cubic centimeters
(9100)³
7 × 8=?
56
6 × 7 = ?
42
6 × 8 =?
48
2! = ?
2
3! = ?
6
4! = ?
24
0! = ?
1
permutation formula nPr = ?
n!/(n-r)!
combination formula nCr = ?
n!/r!(n-r)!
difference between nPr and nCr (NOT formulas)
the order of picking things matters for permutations but not for combinations