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Knewton SAT Knotes: Math SAT STRATEGIES ALGEBRA Translation: ? ?of? means multiply ? ?per? means divide ? ?sum? is result of adding numbers ? ?difference? is result of subtracting numbers ? ?product? is result of multiplying numbers ? ?quotient? is result of dividing numbers Parabolas: For y = ax2 + bx + c ? a determines open up (a > 0) or open down (a < 0) ? c determines y-intercept Transformations: If y = f(x): ? y = f(x) + h shifts graph up for positive h, down for negative h ? y = f(x + h) shifts graph left for positive h, right for negative h ? y = f(ax) narrows graph for a > 1, widens graph for a < 1 ? y = af(x) stretches vertically for a > 1, squishes for a < 1 Inequalities: If you multiply or divide an
triangle
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a triangle has three sides
pythagorean theorem
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a^2 + b^2 = c^2
Geometry
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geometry final exam is fairly difficuit as i have taken it and i only got a low 80 but had a 98 average the whole year, it may have been my bad studying or my teacher but something was weird
Radicals
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18 has the square factor 9. 18 = 9· 2. Therefore, is not in its simplest form. To put a radical in its simplest form, we make use of this theorem:
The square root of a product
is equal to the product of the square roots
of each factor.
Therefore,
rtA=rt A x rt B
therom
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one side of a tringal must be less than the sum of the other 2 sides, but greater than the difference of the other 2 sides
The Pythagorean Theorom
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There are three sides in a triangle. Each side is designated A and B--the legs of the triangle--or the shortest sides.
The longest side is attributed C--hypotenuse.
A^2+b^2=c^2
studyy
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pass da test and ull do well
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