Mathematics

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    • Scientific notation
      A method of writing numbers that takes advantage of powers of ten.
    • 1/0.02
      50 == 1 / (1/50)---> 1/1 *50/1
    • Estimations in division?
      While in multiplication, we adjusted each number in opposite directions...

      In division, make adjustments in the same direction. (multiplication, opposite directions)

      For example, 15.4 / 3.8 = 4.05

      16 / 4 = 4
    • X^0
      X^0 = 1
    • Multiplication of exponents?

      X^A x X^B = ?
      Exponents can be multiplied directly, as long as base number is the same.
    • Division of exponents?

      X^A / X^B
      subtract
    • Exponents of exponents?

      (X^A)^B
      multiply
    • Fraction raised to an exponent?

      (X/Y)^A
      each number is raised to exponent ie) X^A/Y^A
    • Negative exponets?

      X^-A
      Represent the inverse function:
    • Fractional exponets?

      X^(A/B)

      Keep A, B root

      ie) B-root of X^A
    • Square roots (1-20)
    • √(2) = ?
      1.414
    • √(3) = ?
      1.732
    • Logarithms
      The inverse function of exponents, follow many of the same rules.
    • Log rules:
      Also useful to know "p" is a shorthand for - log.

      For example, pH = -log [H+], or pKa = -log Ka
    • Log(A)1
      0
    • Log(A)A
      1
    • Log[AxB]
      LogA + Log B
    • Log[A/B]
      LogA - LogB
    • Log[A^B]
      BlogA
    • Log[1/A]
      -logA
    • How to convert natural logarithms into common logarithms?
      divide lnX/2.303
    • Estimating logarithms?
      Log[Ax10^B] = B+0.A
    • Estimating pH ie) Log[A x 10^B]

      [B-1] . [10-A]
    • Log scale 1-10 values:
      log[1]= 0
      log[2]= .30
      log[3]= .48
      log[4]= .60
      log[5]= .70
      log[6]= .78
      log[7]= .85
      log[8]= .90
      log[9]= .95
      log[10] = 1
    • Trigonometric ratios Mnemonic:
      SOH CAH TOA:
    • Trigonometric value range
      The values of

      - Sin and Cosine range form -1 to +1

      Sine starts at 0
      Cosine starts at 1

      -Tangent = -infinity to +infinity
    • What is pi/2 in degrees
      90
    • sine (pi/2)
      1
    • Special right triangles?
      (list values)
    • All trigonometric ratios:
    • Trig ratio Mnemonic
    • Fahrenheit conversion
      (C and K)
    • 45-45-90 Triangle

      All sides are equal, sin/cos(tan) = √2/2, tan = 1
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