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Actual Formula Test #1 Test #2 Formula

The document contains a list of mathematical formulas from various topics including algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and geometry. Some of the formulas include the quadratic formula, trigonometric identities like sin(A+B), the area formula for a circle, the volume formula for a sphere, and the compound interest formula.

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Actual Formula Test #1 Test #2 Formula

The document contains a list of mathematical formulas from various topics including algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and geometry. Some of the formulas include the quadratic formula, trigonometric identities like sin(A+B), the area formula for a circle, the volume formula for a sphere, and the compound interest formula.

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Actual Formula

Test #1

(a + b)(a ab + b )
(a b)(a + ab + b )
x= b

b 4ac
2a

y=

r x
0
1
2
1
2

1
3
2
1
2
1
2

3
2

a +b =
a b =

Test for even


functions

f( x) = f(x)
2

Formula

Quadratic Formula

f(x) = f( x)

(x h) + (y k) = r

Test #2

Test for odd


functions
General equation
of a circle
Equation of a
semi-circle
lim 1 =
x x

sin =
4

cos =
4

tan =
4

sin =
3

sin =
6

cos =
3

cos =
6


tan
3

tan
6

1
3
sin
cos
cos
sin

tan =
cot =
2

sin + cos =

1
2

1 + cot = cosec
2

Other trig identity

tan + 1 = sec

Other trig identity

sinA = sinB
a
b

Sine rule

a = b + c 2bccosA
2

cosA = b + c a
2bc

A = 1 ab sinC
2

Cosine rule for


side
Cosine rule for an
angle
Area of a triangle
using trig
Graphs

d =

(x2 x1) + (y 2 y 1)

P = x1 + x2 , y1 + y2
2
2
m = y2 y1
x2 x1

m = tan

Distance formula
Midpoint Formula
Gradient Formula
Gradient using trig

y y1 = m(x x1)

Point-gradient
formula

y y1 = y2 y1
x x1
x2 x1

Two-point formula

m1 = m2

Parallel lines proof

m1m2 = -1

Perpendicular lines
proof

d =

|ax1 + by1 + c|
2

a +b

tan = m1 m2
1 + m1m2
mx
x = 2 + nx1
m+n
y = my2 + ny1
m+n
dy = lim f(x + h)
dx
h 0
h
n 1

nx

f'(x)n [f(x)]

Perpendicular
distance formula

n1

vu' + uv'
vu' uv'

Angle between two


lines
Dividing interval in
ratio m:n

f(x)

First principle
differentiation
d xn
dx
d [ f(x)] n =
dx
d uv
dx

d u
dx v

x = b
2a

Axis of symmetry
in quadratic

= b 4ac

The discriminant

b
a

Sum of roots

c
a
d
a
e
a
2

x = 4ay
(0, a)
(0, 0)
2

(x h ) = 4a(y k)
(h , k)
(h , k + a )
x = 2at
y = at

Tn = a + (n 1)d

Sum of roots two


at a time
Sum of roots three
at a time
Sum of roots four
at a time
Equation of basic
parabola.
Focus
Vertex
General equation
of parabola.
Focus
Vertex
Parametric form of:
2

x = 4ay
Term of an
arithmetic series

Sn = n (a + l)
2
n
Sn = [ 2a + (n 1)d]
2

Sum of an
arithmetic series

S = (n 2) 180

Sum of interior
angles of an nsided polygon

A = lb

Area of rectangle

Area of a square

bh

Area of a triangle

A = x
A =

1
2

A = bh

Area of a
parallelogram

A =

1
2

xy

Area of rhombus

1
2

h(a + b)

Area of trapezium

Area of circle

A = r

S = 2(lb + bh + lh)
V = lbh
2

S = 6x
3

Volume of a cube

V = x
2

S = 2 r + 2 r h
2

V = r h
S = 4 r
4
3

V =

S = r + rl
V =

1
3

Surface area of a
rectangular prism
Volume of a
rectangular prism
Surface area of a
cube

r h

n+1

x
+c
n +1
h [ (y + y ) + 2(y + y + ... + y )]
0
n
1
2
n1
2

where h = b a
n

Surface area of a
cylinder
Volume of a
cylinder
Surface area of a
sphere
Volume of a
sphere
Surface area of a
cone
Volume of a cone

n
x dx

Trapezoidal rule

h [ (y + y ) + 4(y + y ) + 2(y + y )]
0
1
3
2
4
n
3

where h = b a
n

Simpsons Rule

1 eax + b + c
a

(ax + b) dx

Volume about the


x-axis
Volume about the
y-axis
d ex
dx
d e f(x)
dx
x
e dx

ax + b
e
dx

loga x + log a y

log a (xy)

loga x log a y


loga x
y

n loga x

loga x

loga x = log e x
log e a
1
x
f'(x)
f(x)

Change of base
rule
d log x
e
dx
d log f(x)
e
dx
1

dx
x

n+1

(ax + b)
+c
a(n + 1)
2
V = y dx

2
V = x dy

f(x)

f'(x) e
x

e + c

log e x + c

loge f(x) + c
180

radians =

C = 2r

Circumference of a
circle

l = r

Length of an arc

A =
A =

f'(x)

dx
f(x)

1 2
r
2

1 2
r (
2

sin)

sinx x
tanx x
cosx 1

f'(x) cos [f(x)]


f'(x) sin [f(x)]
2

f'(x) sec f(x)


1 sin(ax + b) + c
a
1 cos(ax + b) + c
a
1 tan(ax + b) + c
a
1
2

x + 1 sin 2ax + c
4a

1
2

x 1 sin 2ax + c
4a

Area of a sector
Area of a minor
segment
Small Angles
d sin [ f(x)]
dx
d cos [ f(x)]
dx
d tan f(x)
dx

cos(ax + b) dx

sin(ax + b) dx

sec (ax + b) dx

cos ax dx

sin ax dx

r = T2
T1

Tn = ar

n1

Common ratio in
geometric series
Term of a
geometric series

Sn = a(r 1) for |r| > 1


r 1
n

Sn = a(1 r ) for |r| < 1


1r
S = a
1r

n
A = P 1 + r
100

If f a + b = 0
2
a1 = a f(a)
f'(a)
n!
(n r)!

n!
s! t! ...

(n 1)!

Sum of a
geometric series
Sum to infinity of a
geometric series
Compound interest
formula
Halving the interval
method
Newtons method
of approximation
n

Pr =

Arrangements
where some are
alike
Arrangements in a
circle

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