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Section 1

(50 cards)

A=pi(R^2-r^2)

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Annulus area formula is

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smallest unit of measure x 0.5

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absolute error=

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I=PxRxN

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simple interest formula

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95%

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standard deviation percentage of 2 and -2?

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dividend amount/shares

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what is the dividend formula?

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a^xy

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(a^x)^y =?

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a parabola

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quadratic function looks like

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1/2 x $1 + 1/2 x - $1 = $0

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2 people are betting $1 on the toss of a coin. what is the financial expectation?

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E=(1+r)^n-1/n

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the formula for effective rate interest is

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p(outcome)x no. of trials

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expected outcome=

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I=PXRXN

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flat rate interest formula

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dividend/value

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what is the dividend yield formula?

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a numerical whole number e.g. 1

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discrete data is

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total amount to be repaid=monthly payment X number of repayments to be made

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reducing balance loan

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concave down

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if the x^2 term of a quadratic function is negative what way will the curve be?

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y=x^2

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quadratic function is

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y=a/x

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a hyperbolic function is

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2x^2

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x^2+x^2 =?

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finding a side when we have 2 sides and 1 angle or angles when we know three sides but no angles

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What is the Cosine rule used for?

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multiplying each possible financial outcome by the probability of that financial outcome and adding the results together

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Financial expectation is calculated by

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most the scores are at the lower end

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positively skewed occurs when

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concave up

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if the x^2 term of a quadratic function is positive what way will the curve be?

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68%

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standard deviation percentage of 1 and -1?

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growth of an investment

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exponential functions are used to measure?

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a2=b2+c2-2bc cosA

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What is the Cosine Rule

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when the order does matter

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nPr is for?

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A=h/3 (df+4xdm+dl)

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The formula for Simpsons rule is:

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a/SINA = b/SINB = c/SINC

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What is the sine rule?

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y=x^3

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cubic function is

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gender, quality

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categorical data is

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99.7%

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standard deviation percentage of 3 and -3?

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original number tagged x total recaptured / total tagged in the recapture

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What is the capture-recapture formula?

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to find side lengths when we know all 3 angles or angles when we know 2 sides

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What is the sine rule used for?

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a^x-a^y

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a^x / a^y =?

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y=mx+b

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a linear function is

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y=2^x

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an exponential function is

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times by the amount per thousand it is

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when using a loan table it is important to remember to?

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V=AxH

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The volume of a solid prism is found using the formula

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SA=piXr^2+2piXrh

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the surface area for an open cylinder is found using the formula:

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one goes down, the other goes down, or one goes up, the other goes up

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direct variation i when?

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absolute error/measured quantity x100%

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percentage/relative error formula

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Area = 1/2 ab SINC or Area= 1/2 bc SINA or Area= 1/2 ac SINB

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what is the formula for finding the area of a triangle when we don't know the height?

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most the scores are at the higher end

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negatively skewed occurs when

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U

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a parabola is a what shape

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one goes up and the other goes down

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inverse variation is when?

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same side = minus opposite sides = add

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how do you work out time?

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discrete or continuous

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quantitative data is

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numerical although not whole e.g. 1.1

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continuous data is

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a^x+a^y

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a^x x a^y =?

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when the order doesn't matter

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nCr is for ?

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Section 2

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l=0/360 x 2xpixR

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the length of an arc can be found using

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4

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1 degree = minutes

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0.5-0.75

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correlation coefficient of moderate positive correlation is

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0.25 - 0.5

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correlation coefficient of weak negative correlation is

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a small standard deviation will occur

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when the data are closely around the mean

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1

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correlation coefficient of a perfect correlation is

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1.852km

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1nm = km

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length of two sides and the included angle

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To find a side length using the cosine rule, you need to be given the

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M=N(r(1+r)^n/(1+r)^n-1)

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the formula for calculating loan repayments is

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0.25 - -0.25

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correlation coefficient of weak positive correlation is

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x-axis

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the independent variable is on which axis

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half the smallest unit used

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The maximum error in any measurement is

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1

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15 degrees= hour

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two side lengths and one angle

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When finding an angle using the sine rule you need to be given

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linear

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if all points on the scatterplot form a straight line, the relationship is said to be

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C=piD or C=2piR

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Arc lengths are found using either

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C=2xpixr

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the circumference of a great circle can be found using the formula

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-1

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correlation coefficient of perfect negative correlation is

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-0.75 - -1

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correlation coefficient of strong negative correlation is

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y-axis

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the dependent variable is one which axis

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lengths of all three sides

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To find an angle using the cosine rule, you need to be given the

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normal distributed

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when the data are symmetrical they are said to be

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0.75-1

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correlation coefficient of a strong positive correlation is

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-0.25

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correlation coefficient of no correlation is

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-0.5 - -0.75

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correlation coefficient of moderate negative correlation is

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length of one other side and two angles

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When finding a side using the sine rule, you need to be given the

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...

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the mean of a small data set is found using the formula

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...

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when data is in a table, the mean is found using the formula

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number of favorable outcomes/number of outcomes

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p(event)=

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60

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1 degree = nm

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z=x-mean/sd

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Z-score formula =

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