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Section 1

(50 cards)

factor quadratics

Front

ax^2+bx+c b= ? + ? c= ? x ?

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if you shift a line down does it change the slope

Front

no

Back

soh cah toa

Front

can only be used on right triangles

Back

word problems

Front

define variables, choose letters that make sense, translate each phrase into math equation

Back

when not to use calculator

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-when faster to do calculation in head -requires strategic thinking not calculator

Back

graph of quadratic with no solution

Front

does not cross x axis -if can completely factor quadratic equation then has a solution

Back

when squaring a number in parenthesis

Front

can not just distribute the squared must multiply

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factoring

Front

-pull out common factors

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standard form of a linear equation

Front

Ax+By=c -can not have fractions for the coefficient -

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roots

Front

another term for a quadratic's solutions

Back

if have 2 ratios

Front

make both of them contain one number that is of the same value

Back

when to use calculator

Front

long division, extensive calculations -graph quadratics -simplify calculators and square roots

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solving systems of equations elimination

Front

Back

p(x) - 4

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the graph is shifted down 4 units -if was inside () would shift horizontally

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equations where have infinite solutions

Front

you know each side should be equal to each other so just find the factor necessary to do so

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point slope form

Front

y-y1=m(x-x1) -use if given slope and 1 point (do not need to solve for x intercept)

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f(x)

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means that y is a function of x, so basically as x changes y changes -fancy way of saying y

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least common multiple

Front

smallest number that is multiple of 2+ numbers -list multiples of the 2 numbers 10- 10 20 30 40 50 -start with number itself

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undefined slope

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vertical line

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when given a quadratic graph and need to find a point

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see how far its "partner point" is away from the axis of symmetry

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if told to reflect a line on a graph

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pick a point not the whole line

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slope = zero

Front

horizontal line parallel with x axis -take form y=b

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slope

Front

difference btwn y / difference btwn x (rise over run) (up/over) -is a rate (not an average and it is not insignificant)

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constant

Front

fixed number or a variable that symbolizes a fixed number

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Math model

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1) read question 2)write down info given 3)look at answers to see similarities/differences 4)should you draw a diagram 5)look for patterns 6)check that your answer answers the question asked

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completing the square

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-put parenthesis around x variables -(b/2)^2 added to both sides -simplify

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substitution

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solve for one variable and put into second equation and solve

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divided

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divided, per, ratio, out

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slope intercept form

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y=mx+b

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order of operations

Front

pemdas

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dividing fractions

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-invert second number and multiply

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reflecting across y axis

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(-x, y)

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minus

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subtracted from, smaller than, less than, fewer, decreased by, difference between

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addition

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plus, added, sum, combined, total, increased by

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greatest common factor

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largest number that goes into 2+ numbers

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circle equation general format

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ax^2+by^2+cx+dy+e=0 a and b must be the same coefficients and you must divide/factor to make them equal 1 -put numbers on left side -group xs and ys together -divide left and right side by number all xs and ys share -take x term coefficient times by 1/2 square it then add to both side of equation -take y term coefficient times by 1/2 square it then add to both side of equation -find solutions then done!

Back

undefined

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denominator must be zero

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reflecting across x axis

Front

(x, -y)

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quadratic equation

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

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function notation making equation undefined

Front

-if have lots of a series of numbers make it a variable (like x-5) -solve

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finding graphs with equations like y= ay + ax + x + 1

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-no exponents so will be linear -put xs on one side ys on other -take out the ys/xs -divide -get answer -you know if you will make a y-intercept if you have numbers in parenthesis plus a number in the numberator

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adding/subtracting fractions

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-find common denominator by using common multiple -can multiply numbers

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if given 1/(fraction)

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it equals the reciprocal of the fraction

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words meaning equal to

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-was, will be, has, costs, adds up to, the same as, as much as

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have a very long equation trying to isolate one variable

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-look at choices, try to just eliminate options

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lines that will never intersect

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are parallel

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multiplying fractions

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-multiply straight across after simplifying fractions -simplify by putting all numbers on one line, cancelling out numbers before multiplying

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when give table for g(x)

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just look for where x is in table and it gives you the y value

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circle equation central-radius form

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(x-h)^2 + (y-k)^2=r^2 center is point (h, k)

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multiplication

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product of, multiplied by, twice, double, by

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Section 2

(50 cards)

similarity

Front

a shape has identical angles and proportional sides

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when have circle question

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draw a diagram

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outlier

Front

data point that does not follow the same overall trend as the other points

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quadratic model

Front

-u-shaped -have parabola -have vertex (min/max value) -open upward when x^2= positive, opens downward when negative coefficient

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area of a circle

Front

A=pi x r^2

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g(x-1)= 3x^2+5x-7 solve

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make all xs equal x + 1 and then solve

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absolute value

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distance a number is from 0

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inequalities in 2 dimensions

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-solid lines for if not < or > because line itself is included in set

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1 pound equals

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16 ounces

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how to solve inequalities

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isolate x on one side

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growth and decay exponential equation

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y= xo (1+r)^x r= rate of change

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boundary lines

Front

the lines on the graph of inequalities

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function notation instead of f(g(x))

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f circle g

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axis of symmetrey

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splits a shape into 2 identical parts

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half planes

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the shaded region on the graph

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1 yard equals

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3 feet

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unit conversion questions

Front

use what you learned in chemistry

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polynomial factors

Front

if divide polynomial by equation and do not get remainder then is a factor

Back

adding inequalities

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only if have the same symbol

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correlation coefficient

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-r -indicates how well a regression equation fits the data -closer r is to 1 for positive better is, closer to -1 for negative better is

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polynomial functions

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-function with variables raised to power higher than 1

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parallel symbol

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Back

area of a triangle

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A= 1/2bh

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perpendicular symbol

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Back

4/5 x=

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4x/5

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when subtracting an expression in parentheses

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distribute the negative sign to the numbers/variables in the parenthesis first

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range

Front

set of y-values on graph

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commutative property

Front

numbers can swap places and still provide the same result -addition/multiplication

Back

inequalities in graphs in one dimension

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-in one dimension, inequalities are graphed on a number line with a shaded region -open dot indicates that have signs < or > -if x greater than goes right, if x less than goes left

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if you want to divide an exponential equation (like from years to months) you must divide

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the x, not the rate of change

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"strong" relationship

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good relationship but not perfect

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g(f(2)) solve

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put 2 in for f and find what x equals -put that number in for x in the g(x) equation

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growth and decay linear formula

Front

y= kx+ xo k= rate of change

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if create an equality but don't see it in the answers

Front

you may need to just isolate one variable

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associative property

Front

different numbers groups will provide the same math result -when have multiplication/addition

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can do soh cah toa

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on the 90 angle

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domain

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the set of inputs, which corresponds to the x-values of the data points when plotted on graph

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parallelograms area

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A=bh

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line of best fit

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is drawn through the data points to describe the relationship between 2 variables -have half points above and half below -gives slope (rate of change)

Back

infinite solutions

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2+ equations have the same slope and y-intercept -if have infinite solutions the equations are dependent

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key words for inequalities

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-"describe all possible values of x" -"include the entire set of solutions for x" -range of values

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if have a series of points

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make a table

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scatterplots

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-make sure to only use relevant points

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the coefficient should always be

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the rate per unit (3 followers per post, 0.2 followers per repost)

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quadrants location

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left to right: 2 then 1 on top 3 then 4 on bottom

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circumfrence

Front

a circle's perimeter C=2pir

Back

system of inequalities

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multiple equations can be combined to create a system -answer is shaded region where the shadings overlap -check shading by plugging coordinates in and seeing if they work -can do elimination or draw a graph

Back

distance

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equals rate times time

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congruence

Front

-angles, lines, and shapes can be congruent (the same) -indicated by hash marks, everything with the same number of them is congruent

Back

regression equation

Front

equation of the line of best fit -found in top left corner of graph

Back

Section 3

(50 cards)

margin of error

Front

-a description of the max expected difference between a true value for a data pooling and a random sampling from the data pool -a lower margin of error is achieved by increasing the size of the data pool

Back

percent increase or decrease

Front

amount of increase or decrease/original times 100%

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f(x)=

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y y intercept is f(0)

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dependent equations

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one equation can be manipulated algebraically to get the other one (independent equations are unable to do this)

Back

Common Pythagorean triplets

Front

3 4 5 and 5 12 13

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45-45-90

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Back

skewed to the left

Front

Back

function equation

Front

f(x)= kx+f(0) is linear g(x)=g(0)(1+r)^x

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"with replacement" vs "without replacement"

Front

-with replacement- the item chosen is returned to the original group, denominator stays the same -without replacement-the item will not be returned, number of possible outcomes will change to reflect that

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measures of central tendency

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mean, median, mode -can be used to represent a typical value in the data set

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mean

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-also called average -the sum of the values divide by the number of values

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transformation

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occurs when a change is made to the function's equation or graph -include translations (moving graph up/down, left/right), reflections (flips about an axis or other line), and expansions/compressions (stretching or squashing horizontally or vertically)

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probability

Front

a fraction or decimal comparing the number of desired outcomes to the number of total possible outcomes desired outcomes/total outcomes

Back

central angle

Front

When radii cut a circle into multiple (but not necessarily equal) pieces, the angle at the center of the circle contained by the radii is the central angle

Back

median

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the value that is in the middle of the set when the values are arranged in ascending order (least to greatest)

Back

graph of function

Front

-if touches then parenthesis is squared, if crosses then is not

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probability of a series of events

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-multiply the probability of the first event by that of the second

Back

undefined part on graph

Front

has a circle (not filled in)

Back

inscribed angle

Front

An angle whose vertex is on the edge of the circle is called an inscribed angle

Back

f(x)+a

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f(x) moves up a units

Back

x-intercept

Front

x, 0

Back

when looking at a graph/word problem

Front

underline the units

Back

if trying to find percent of majority

Front

100- percent minority

Back

sectors

Front

Radii splitting a circle into pieces can also create sectors, which are parts of the circle's area.

Back

diameter

Front

A chord that passes through the center of a circle. The diameter is always the longest chord a circle can have and is twice the length of the radius.

Back

negative correlation

Front

as 1 increases another decreases

Back

to get rid of decimals

Front

multiply the equation

Back

ratio

Front

a comparison of 1 quantity to another -you can compare a part to another part or a part to a group 1 cat : 2 dogs; 1 cat: 3 pets -if you have a:b and b:c you can get a:c

Back

30-60-90

Front

Back

when asked to find percent increase

Front

you can't add/subtract percent, use the number 100

Back

g(x-3) compared to g(x)

Front

the graph of g(x-3) is 3 more to the right

Back

2 way table

Front

table that contains data on 2 variables -can be used to make comparisons and determine whether relationships exist btwn variables (bivariate data)

Back

minor vs major arcs

Front

If only two arcs are present, the smaller arc is called the minor arc, and the larger one is the major arc.

Back

f(x+a)

Front

moves f(x) left a units

Back

skewed to the right

Front

Back

equation for exponential lines

Front

y= a (b)^x

Back

radius

Front

The distance from the center of a circle to its edge

Back

y-intercept

Front

0, y

Back

arc

Front

is part of a circle's circumference. Both chords and radii can cut a circle into arcs.

Back

geometry equation

Front

arc length/c= central angle/360= sector area/circle area

Back

symmetric data

Front

-if data evenly spaced, the mean and median will be the same -you can find the mean by taking the mean of the highest and lowest values ((12+2)/7)

Back

chord

Front

A line segment that connects two points on a circle

Back

mode

Front

the value that occurs most frequently -a set of data can have multiple modes

Back

tangent line

Front

A tangent line touches a circle at exactly one point and is perpendicular to a circle's radius at the point of contact.

Back

if have a^(2/6)

Front

simplify the fraction then convert

Back

standard deviation

Front

a measure of how far a typical data point is from the mean -a low standard deviation means most values in the set are fairly close to the mean, a high standard deviation means there is much more spread in the data set

Back

piecewise functions

Front

-a function that is defined literally by multiple pieces -open dot= not included -have different rules based on what the x value is -= means 1 point greater than or less than and equal to means closed dot, opposite means open dot

Back

biweekly

Front

divide by 26

Back

shape of data

Front

-symmetric, or skewed (asymmetric) -have a head (many data points are clustered) and a tail (where number of data points slowly decreases to zero)

Back

percent formula

Front

part/whole times 100%

Back

Section 4

(13 cards)

f(x)-a

Front

f(x) moves down a units

Back

af(x) and a is fraction

Front

undergoes vertical compression (fatter)

Back

vertex form

Front

y= a(x-h)^2 + k h, k is vertex -axis of symmetry x=h -min/max is k

Back

factored form

Front

y= a(x-m)(x-n) x intercepts are m and n -vertex is halfway between m and n

Back

quadratics standard form

Front

ax^2+bx+c

Back

f(ax) and a is greater than 1

Front

undergoes horizontal compression

Back

finding x coordinate vertex

Front

h= -b/2a

Back

f(-x)

Front

f(x) is reflected over the y axis

Back

f(ax) and a is a fraction

Front

undergoes horizontal expansion

Back

af(x) and a is greater than 1

Front

undergoes vertical expansion

Back

f(x-a)

Front

f(x) moves right a units

Back

discriminant

Front

(b^2-4ac) -if positive, equation has 2 distinct real solutions, if 0 then 1 real solution, if negative there are no solutions

Back

-f(x)

Front

f(x) is reflected over the x axis

Back