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    • How the trapezium rule can be used to give more accurate area?
      increase no. Of trapezium
    • How can a model be refined?
      with context, include thickness, model shape more accurately
    • Why wouldn’t a function have an inverse?
      If it is a many to one function (there are more than one inputs with same output)
    • If y = a^x
      Dy/dx = a^x ln(a)
    • What makes a solution including small angles valid?
      If the angle answer is small; less than or equal to 0.26 rad or 15°
    • 1 + t^2 = sec^2
    • 1 + ct^2 = cosec ^2
    • Dy/dx cosx ?
      -sinx
    • Dy/dx sinx?
      cosx
    • Intergral of sinx?
      -cosx
    • Intergral of cos x?
      sin X
    • Intergral of 1/x?
      ln (x)
    • Increasing function?
      f’(x)>0
    • Decreasing function?
      f(x)<0
    • Minimum point?
      f“(x)>0
    • Maximum point?
      f”(x)<0
    • POI?
      f”(x)=0
    • one real root?
      b^2 -4ac = 0
    • Two real roots?
      b^2-4ac >0
    • No real roots?
      b^2-4ac <0
    • Product rule is differentiation and used when there is a product.
    • Product rule?
      UV‘ + VU’
    • Chain rule?
      dy/dx = dy/dt x dt/dx
    • Quotient rule?
      vu’ - uv’/ v^2
    • Intergrating parametrics?
      dy/dx = dy/dt / dx/dt
    • Newton raphson formula
      X n+1 = Xn - f(xn) / f’(xn)
    • when does the newton raphson method not work?
      when theres a turning point to what x =, and so f’(x) = 0.
    • Rational number can be written as
      a / b
    • Domain is the set of all possible inputs
    • Range is the set of all possible outputs
    • One to one and many to one are both mappings that are functions
    • fg(x) =?
      f (g(x))
    • The domain of f(x) is the range of f-1(x)
    • The range of f(x) is the domain of f-1(x)
    • The graph of |f(x)| reflects in the x axis and deletes any sections below the x axis
    • F(x +a) is translation by vector (-a , 0) (all x values - a)
    • F(x) + a translation by vector (0,a) all y values + a
    • F(-x) is a reflection in the y axis
    • -f(x) reflects in x axis
    • F(ax) is a horizontal stretch of scale factor 1/a
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