The order you do transformations only matters if it is only being done to one (x or y)
If fraction is improper you need to do polynomialdivision first to find the remainder,its improper if the highest power of x is bigger on the bottom or equal to the top
Un=nth term
Periodic sequence - one that repeats itself
Divergent sequence,terms get further and further apart,will tend to infinity or negative infinity
Convergent
terms get closer and closer together,will tend to a number (limit)
limit when each of the terms is equal to the previous one
Arithmetic sequence
adding the same amount each time
firstterm a
commondifference d
nth term Un=a+(n-1)d
Geometric sequence
times by same amount each time
r=common ratio
Un= a x r^n-1
sequence :1,2,3,4
series :1+2+3+4 sn
Can only work out the sum of an infinite geometric sequence when it is converging if it was divergent the infinite sum would be +-infinity
360 degree = 2pi radians
Half a turn = pi radians for and radius because it is the ratio between radius and circumference
Arc length=rθ
area of sector=1/2∗r2θ
Area of segment =1/2∗r2(θ−sinθ)
Restricting the domain of a function restricts the range of the inverse making it a function