A right triangle where the sides are in the ratio of the integers 5:12:13.
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Area of an equilateral triangle
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A=(s²√3)/4
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correlative coordination
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This means two parts: or, and, not so much/as, just as/so, nor, not only/but, not only/also, at once/ and
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verb and sentence structure
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must remain parallel
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exemplary
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outstanding
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exponent rule : division
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3-4-5 triangle
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ratios are equal to 3:4:5, 6:8:10, etc
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cosine ratio
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adjacent/hypotenuse
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Pronouns
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must be clear in reference and in number
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standard deviation
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the square root of the variance
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distance formula
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d = √[( x₂ - x₁)² + (y₂ - y₁)²]
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Area of a sector of a circle
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(n/360)πr²
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adversity
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hardship
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compound interest
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Interest paid on interest previously earned; credited daily, monthly, quarterly or semiannually
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slope-intercept form
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y=mx+b
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random assignment
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assigning participants to experimental and control conditions by chance, thus minimizing preexisting differences between those assigned to the different groups
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vertex of a parabola
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the highest or lowest point on the graph,
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fortitude
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strength
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exponent rule : multiplication
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binomial product - difference of squares
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distance formula
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d = √[( x₂ - x₁)² + (y₂ - y₁)²]
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prepositional phrases
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These don't make a subject singular or plural
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abstain
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to refrain
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Equation of a circle
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(x-h)²+(y-k)²=r²
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collective nouns
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(nouns of multitude) name a group of persons, places, or objects gathered together into a unit. These should all be singular; judges are
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average/mean
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sum of terms / number of terms
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Commas
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separate main and supportive clauses
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exemplary
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outstanding
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subject-verb agreement
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Plural subjects must have plural verbs. Singular subjects must have singular verbs
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complex conjugate
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(a+bi) and (a-bi)
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sine ratio
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opposite/hypotenuse
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adversity
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hardship
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benevolent
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helpful
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quadratic formula
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x = -b ± √(b² - 4ac)/2a
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exponent rule: power to a power
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binomial product - perfect square trinomials
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empathy
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to feel how someone is feeling
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random sampling
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a sample that fairly represents a population because each member has an equal chance of inclusion
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simple interest
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I=prt
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regular polygon interior angle
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length of an arc of a circle
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s=(degrees/360)(2pi(r))
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abate
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to reduce
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degrees to radians
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π/180
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tangent ratio
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opposite/adjacent
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Modifiers
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must appear next to whatever they are modifying
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emulate
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to follow someone's example
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exponential decay
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y=a(1-r)^t
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exponential growth
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Growth pattern in which the individuals in a population reproduce at a constant rate
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Section 2
(50 cards)
inevitable
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unavoidable
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clairvoyant
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someone who can predict the future
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demagogue
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rabble-rousing leader
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renovation
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state of being renewed
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canny
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showing good judgement
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restrained
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controlled
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longevity
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long life
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inevitable
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unavoidable
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hypothesis
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an unproven theory
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brusque
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rude
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nonchalant
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casual
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condescending
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patronizing
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intuitive
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knowing something by instinct
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discredit
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to prove something untrue
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procrastinate
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to delay
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reverence
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deep respect
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convergence
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coming together
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arid
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dry
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pragmatic
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practical
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fraught
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filled with
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frugal
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thrifty
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collaborate
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to work together
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inconsequential
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without consequence
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orator
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speaker
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haughty
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arrogant
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conditional
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contingent upon something else
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recluse
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hermit
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opulent
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wealthy
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intrepid
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fearless
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compassion
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sympathy
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prudent
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wise
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comradery
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friendship
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foster
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aid
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bias
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prejudice against something
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diligent
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hard working
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digression
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straying away from the main point
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boisterous
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loud
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longevity
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provacative
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likely to get someone riled up
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parched
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to have removed water from
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divergent
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moving in different directions
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lobbyist
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one who represents a special interest group before a political body