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This document provides a math crib sheet covering various topics: - Iteration and graph transformations including moving graphs up/left and reflecting/scaling values - Types of sequences like geometric, arithmetic, Fibonacci, and quadratic - Graphs like cubic, reciprocal, exponential, circle, sine, cosine, and tangent - Formulas for area of shapes like parallelograms and trapezoids and volumes of cuboids, prisms, cylinders, and pyramids - Rules for probability, histograms, frequency polygons, and cumulative frequency graphs.

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Crib Sheet PDF

This document provides a math crib sheet covering various topics: - Iteration and graph transformations including moving graphs up/left and reflecting/scaling values - Types of sequences like geometric, arithmetic, Fibonacci, and quadratic - Graphs like cubic, reciprocal, exponential, circle, sine, cosine, and tangent - Formulas for area of shapes like parallelograms and trapezoids and volumes of cuboids, prisms, cylinders, and pyramids - Rules for probability, histograms, frequency polygons, and cumulative frequency graphs.

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Maths crib sheet

Iteration
● Rearrange to get x (lowercase n+1) and input x (lower case 0) into the equation

Graph transformations (functions)

Original New graph Transformation

y = f(x) y = f(x) +a Move graph up by a

y = f(x) y = f(x+a) Move graph to the left by a if


positive (in brackets, do the
opposite)

y = f(x) y = af(x) Multiply each y-value by a

y = f(x) y = f(ax) Divide each x-value by a

y = f(x) y = -f(x) Reflect each y-value in x-axis,


multiple y-value by -1

y = f(x) y = f(-x) Divide each x value by -1

Sequences
● Geometric sequences - proving them, you just need to show they are in the same ratio and to get to
each term, they multiply by the same number

● Arithmetic sequence - nth term


● Fibonacci - add last two terms to get next term
● Quadratic - an^2+bn+c

Further graphs
● Cubic (ax^3+bx^2+cx+d)) [normally has a local maximum and minimum point]

● Reciprocal (1/x) [when it is like this, it is a positive graph]


● Exponential (n^x) [never reaches y and y intercept is always 1]

● Circle graph (x^2+y^2=r^2)


● Sine graph (starts at 1, 0 at 90 degrees and 0 at 270 degrees)

● Cosine graph (starts at 0, 90=1, 270 = -1)

● Tan graph (starts off as a half propeller until 90, then full one from 90 to 270 etc)

Formulas for SA, Volume etc


● Parallelogram area - base height
● Trapezium area - (bxh)/2
● Opposite angles parallelogram add to 180 degrees
● Angles in trapezium at same line are equal if regular

Volumes:
● Cuboid - l x w x h
● Prism - area of cross section x length
● Cylinder - πr2 x h
● Pyramid - (base area x h) / 3

● Sine rule is used when you have an x-shape of information


● Cosine rule is used when you have a c-shape of information

Exact values

Probability:
● And (x)
● Or (+)

Histograms:
Frequency = frequency density x class width
● Use class interval to plot graph, plot frequency density!
● Median: ​start of class interval of median class x (median frequency - cumulative frequency previous
class / frequency median class) + class-width

Frequency polygon:
● Use mid value to plot graph, plot the frequency
● Line graph, zig-zag shape

Cumulative frequency graphs:


● Plot with end of class interval value and cumulative frequency
● S shape line graph

Grouped frequency tables:


● To find mean, multiply the mid value by the frequency and add all of them, then divide by cumulative
frequency
Index laws

● Inside completed square bracket change sign for x value, keep outside number same for y value - FOR
MINIMUM or MAXIMUM VALUE

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