Sets, Logic & Probability
Algebra, Calculus and Finance
Functions
Geometry & Trigonometry
Statistics
100
This symbol means "where two or more sets overlap."
What is n (intersection)?
100
These numbers include positive and negative whole numbers - and zero.
What are Integers?
100
These types of lines have negative reciprocal gradients.
What are perpendicular lines?
100

This formula by a famous Greek mathematician can only be used in right triangles.

What is the Pythagorean Theorem?

100
This is what you get by adding up all the data and dividing by the number of pieces of data.
What is the mean?
200
State the converse of this: If she drinks caffeine, then she is energetic.
If she is energetic, then she drinks caffeine.
200
You use this formula or app when you leave interest in the bank to earn its own interest.
What is compound interest?
200

You use this form for the equation of a straight line when given the gradient and the y-intercept. (Give the actual formula)

What is slope-intercept form? y = mx + b 

200
This acronym for finding sides and angles can only be used in right triangles.
What is SOHCAHTOA?
200
This takes the format: "___Y-variable____ is independent of ____X-variable_____."
What is the Null Hypothesis (H0)?
300

The logically symbol for this compound statement looks like this =>.

What is an implication (conditional statement)?

300

You do 2nd - trace - 5 to get this; just make sure to press enter 3 times!

What are the coordinates of the intersection?

300

The asymptote for these is always y = c, where c is the constant in the equation that looks like a y-intercept but isn't.

What are exponential functions? (e.g. y = 2^x + 5... asymptote: y = 5)

300

This trig rule is used in triangle questions when given two sides and the included angle.

What is the cosine rule? or law of cosines? 

300

You get this statistic by going to Stat -> Calc -> LinReg(ax+b)... just make sure StatDiagnostics are on!

What is the correlation coefficient (r)?

400

The split branches within a tree diagram each have to add up to this.

What is 1? (e.g. 1/2 + 1/2 = 1)

400

If there is a maximum or minimum point, then this equals zero.

What is the derivative? (Deduct 200 if they said "x")

400

You use this rule when finding the derivative of a polynomial function in the form y = ax^n. 

What is the power rule? dy/dx = anx^(n-1)

400

This formula is used to find the volume of a cylinder. 

What is V = (pi)(r2)(h)?

400

You use this function of the calculator to store observed values for chi-squared tests.

What is the matrix?

500

These words tells you to "narrow your scope" or "change your denominator" in conditional probability questions.

What is "given that"?

500

If a population of deer increases by 5% each year, what is my common ratio for the geometric series?

What is 1.05? (1 + .05)

500

You solve for the x-intercepts (roots) of a quadratic using this app on the calculator.

What is PLYSMLT 2 -> Roots of Polynomial?

500

This is the total area of the faces of a 3-dimensional sold.

What is the surface area?

500

If you have grouped data, you have to find this within the x groupings to enter into the GDC in L1.

What is the mid-interval value?

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