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Section 1

(50 cards)

area of rectangle/rhombus/parallelogram

Front

A=bh

Back

square

Front

rectangle and rhombus

Back

Rhombus

Front

4 equal sides + big four

Back

Area of a circle

Front

A=πr²

Back

Surface area of a cube formula

Front

6s^2

Back

given a system of equations, what does it mean when you solve and get an equation that is always true?

Front

the equations are all for the same line

Back

How do quartiles divide a list?

Front

Q1, median, Q3, divide a list into 4 equal (in terms of number of points) groups

Back

square of a difference

Front

(a-b)^2 = a^2 - 2ab + b^2

Back

concentration

Front

amount of solute/total amount of solution (not amount of solute over amount of water)

Back

Sum of Angles in a Regular Polygon

Front

find the sum of the angles by using (n-2)180, then divide by n to find the measure of each individual angle

Back

Circumference of a circle

Front

C=2πr C=πd

Back

Formula for arc length

Front

arc length/2πr = angle/360

Back

solving most quadratics on GRE

Front

1) get everything equal to zero 2) divide by any GCF 3)factor 4) use zero product property to create two linear equations equal to zero, solve

Back

The sum of the angles in a quadrilateral is

Front

360°

Back

Percent of a population between each standard deviation, from -2SD to +2SD

Front

2% -2SD 14% -1SD 34% mean 34% +1SD 14% +2SD 2%

Back

Power Rule (to raise a power to a power)

Front

multiply the exponents

Back

"or" or "is" in word problems

Front

=

Back

Parallelogram Properties

Front

1) opposite sides are parallell. 2) opposite sides are congruent. 3) opposite angles are congruent. 4) consequtive angles are supplementary. 5) diagonals bisect each other.

Back

Volume of a rectangular solid

Front

(length)(width)(height)

Back

A is 50 more than B

Front

A=B+50

Back

measure of inscribed angle

Front

1/2 the measure of the intercepted arc

Back

30-60-90 triangle (half an equilateral triangle)

Front

1:√3:2

Back

Fraction Exponent

Front

The denominator becomes the root, the numerator becomes the power

Back

sum of angles in n sides polygon

Front

(n-20x180

Back

difference of two squares

Front

a² - b² = (a + b)(a - b)

Back

Area of a square

Front

A=s²

Back

Pythagorean triplits

Front

(3,4,5)(5,12,13)(8,15,17)(7,24,25)

Back

volume of cube

Front

V=s^3

Back

isosceles triangle

Front

equal bases, opposite angles equal

Back

velocity of objects moving in the same direction

Front

subtract, the velocity is the rate at which the gap is closing if they are growing closer, the velocity is the rate at which the gap is growing if they are moving further apart

Back

sum of squares

Front

(a+b)^2 = a^2+2ab+b^2

Back

how do you find the 1st and 3rd quartile?

Front

they are the medians of each half of the list on either side of the median

Back

Average velocity

Front

total distance/total time (add distances and times from each leg)

Back

A is 50 less than B

Front

A=B-50

Back

Surface area of a rectangular solid

Front

2lw + 2wh + 2lh

Back

Area of a trapezoid

Front

A=1/2(b1+b2)h

Back

interquartile range

Front

The difference between the upper and lower quartiles. the middle 50 percent of a population

Back

degree of an angle inscribed in a semicircle

Front

90

Back

Area of a triangle

Front

A=1/2bh

Back

Product Rule (to multiply exponents)

Front

Keep the base and add the powers

Back

isosceles right triangle

Front

sides = 1:1:√2 angles = 45:45:90

Back

equilateral triangle

Front

all equal sides, all 60 degree angles

Back

trapezoid

Front

A quadrilateral with exactly one pair of parallel sides

Back

Area of a sector

Front

area of sector/πr² = angle/360

Back

rectangle

Front

all 90 degree angles + big four

Back

Negative Exponents

Front

any nonzero number raised to a negative power equals its reciprocal raised to the opposite positive power

Back

symmetrical trapezoid

Front

equal legs; equal angles on each side; equal diagonals

Back

what do the lines on a box plot represent?

Front

the max, min, and three quartile numbers (Q1, median, Q3)

Back

Quotient Rule (to divide exponents)

Front

to divide, keep the base and subtract the powers

Back

Velocity of objects moving in opposite directions

Front

add, if they are going towards each other the velocity is the velocity at which the gap is closing, if they are moving away from each other the velocity is the rate at which the gap is growing

Back

Section 2

(50 cards)

how to get the x or y intercept from a line's equation

Front

plug 0 in for y to get the x intercept, and for x to get the y intercept

Back

Probability that either A or B will happen? ex, if the probability that A occurs is is .4, the probability either of them occur is .6, and the probability they both occur is .25, what is the probability that B occurs?

Front

peither a or b =pA + pB - (pB and B) The probability that either will occur individually minus the probability that they both do ex. .6 = 0.4 + pb - 0.25 pB=0.15

Back

Method for problems where members of a group are placed into two different kinds of categories (i.e. age and city of origin)

Front

double helix method: each one category is spread over columns, one over rows, plus a totals row and column

Back

the amount of possible combinations when choosing a group (in any order) from a larger group

Front

nCr n = number in big group r = number in small group nCr = n!/r1

Back

two main causes for an undefined (not real) solution?

Front

the square root of a negative and division by 0

Back

if b is between 0 and 1, is the square root of b greater than or less than b?

Front

yes

Back

how to count the number of factors of a large number for odds? evens?

Front

to find the number of factors of N: 1) find the prime factorization of N 2) list the exponents of primes 3)add one to each = a new list 4) product of new list = # of factors for odd factors, just discount the factors of 2 in the first list for even, find the total number and subtract the number of odds

Back

standard deviation

Front

a computed measure of how much scores vary around the mean score

Back

given a system of equations, what does it mean when you solve and get an equation that is never true?

Front

the equations are parallel

Back

how to tell if a number is divisible by 3

Front

if the sum of its digits is divisible by 3

Back

solving absolute value equation

Front

-isolate expression in absolute value -set it equal to the positive and negative of whatever is on the other side of the equation -solve both -check for extraneous solutions

Back

how to take the root of a root ex. cube root of a square root

Front

multiply roots answer 6th root

Back

finding the equation of a line given a single point and the slope?

Front

plug the point in for x and y, plug in the intercept, solve for b (the intercept)

Back

if b > 1, then is the square root of b greater than or less than b?

Front

less

Back

the nth term of any arithmetic sequence

Front

a of n = a of 1 + d (n-1), where d is the number that is added each term and a is the remained when any term is divided by d

Back

adding inequalities

Front

we can add inequalities when the inequality signs are the same

Back

Slopes of Perpendicular Lines

Front

Slopes are negative reciprocals or each other

Back

on a coordinate plane, the equation of a circle with center 0,0

Front

x^2 + y^2 = r^2

Back

equation of y axis?

Front

x = 0

Back

Raising a root to a power

Front

When raising a root to another power, simply convert the root to power form and multiply the exponents. For example: (√a) to 2 = (a½) to 2 = a (½·2) = a to 1 = a roots and powers of the same level cancel each other out, leaving only the base. ∜a to 4 = a

Back

finding the distance between two points on the coordinate plane

Front

slope triangle to find rise and run, then Pythagorean theorem (leg^2 + leg^2 = hypotenuse^2). Hypotenuse = distance

Back

Is zero an integer?

Front

yes

Back

when checking a solution to an absolute value equation, what happens if the absolute value of an expression turns out to be equal to a negative number?

Front

this means that the solution is an extraneous solution. An absolute value cannot be equal to a negative number

Back

how to tell if a number is divisible by 9

Front

if the sum of its digits is divisible by 9

Back

multiplication and division in an inequality?

Front

multiplying and dividing by a positive number works the same as with equations multiplying or dividing by a negative number reverses the order of the inequality

Back

as compounding period decreases, what happens to amount of interest earned?

Front

it increases

Back

Compound interest formula (non annual compounding)

Front

A=(P/n)(r^yn) A=Amount P=Principal r=Multiplier y=years n = how many times in a year the the interest is compounded (ex. compounded quarterly, n = 4)

Back

choosing a combination out of a larger group (when order does not matter) ex. J is allowed to invite 3 friends on a camping trip. if J has th10 friends, how many ways can she invite 3 of them?

Front

n!/r!(n-r)! ex answer: 10!/3!(10-3)! 120

Back

how to add a sequence of evenly spaced integers

Front

pair the numbers by first and last to produce pairs of a constant sum. then multiply by the number of pairs. [n(n+1)]/2

Back

Precent increase formula

Front

[(new value-original value)/original value] x 100

Back

slope-intercept form

Front

y=mx+b, where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept of the line.

Back

Work Rate with multiple workers

Front

Work = Individual Rate x Number of Workers x Time

Back

when should you include the negative square root?

Front

if the square root sign is written by the test maker, consider positive roots only

Back

equation of vertical line?

Front

x = k (where k is the x intercept)

Back

how to tell if a number is divisible by 6

Front

it must be divisible by 2 and 3

Back

general form of horizontal line?

Front

y=k (where k is the y intercept, or the "height" of the line )

Back

how to get ride of roots in the denominator?

Front

if the fraction has a single root in the denominator, we rationalize by multiplying by that root over itself. if the denominator of the fraction contains addition or subtraction involving a radical expression, we multiple the conjugate of the denominator over itself (use the difference of two squares to get a square minus a square

Back

Units Digit Question

Front

1) Look for repeating pattern, usually 4 2) Figure out where the pattern will be at the desired power *Only need to consider single digit product*

Back

prime numbers between 1 and 60

Front

1, 3, 7, 11, 17, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59

Back

finding the equation of a line given 2 points

Front

use the points to find the slope, plug the slope into slope intercept form as well as one of the points, then solve for b

Back

1/ (a/b) = ?

Front

b/a

Back

equation of x axis?

Front

y = 0

Back

multiplying and dividing inequalities?

Front

can't do it

Back

addition and subtraction in an inequality?

Front

the same as with equations

Back

how to solve proportional reasoning questions when working with formulas (given a formula, told some variables will be multiplied by some number, asked what some variable would be multiplied by as a result)

Front

set every variable equal to one, then make the changes described by the questions

Back

Compound Interest Formula (annual)

Front

A=P(r^y) A=Amount P=Principal r=Multiplier y=years

Back

slop formula

Front

y2-y1/x2-x1

Back

potential results when solving a system of two equations with two unknowns

Front

one solution (intersect point), infinite solutions (same line), no solutions (parallel line)

Back

Volume of a cylinder

Front

V = πr^2h

Back

Subtracting inequalities

Front

we can subtract inequalities when the inequality signs are in the opposite directions (the resultant inequality follows the sign of the initial inequality

Back

Section 3

(2 cards)

combinations of side lengths and angles that are enough to determine everything else about the triangle

Front

side side side side angle side angle side angle angle angle side

Back

Prime numbers below 60

Front

2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59

Back