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Exam ReviewBy: John Misiewicz

Jeremiah Johnson

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1st Power Equations

-Has no exponents

-Make the equation equal the variable

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1st Power Examples

Answer=x so the answer is All real numbers

Answer: x= 5

Ex2: x+12=x+12

Ex1: x-2=3

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1st power Examples cont.Ex3: Answer: x=

20

525

2x

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Properties Addition/ Subtraction property of Equality- If the

same number is added/ subtracted to equal numbers the sums/ differences are equal

a+c=b+c; a-c=b-c Multiplication/ Division property of Equality- If

equal number are multiplied/ divided by the same [(non zero) in the case of division] number the products/ quotients are equal

ca=cb; a b

c c

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Properties Reflexive property- all numbers equal

themselves. a=a Symmetric Property- If one number equals

another than the other number equals the first number. a=b, b=a

Transitive Property- If a=b and b=c than, a=c

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Properties Associative Property of Addition- (a+b)

+c=a+(b+c) Associative Property of Multiplication-

(ab)c=a(bc) Commutative property of Addition-

a+b=b+a Commutative Property of Multiplication-

ab=ba

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Properties Distributive Property-a(b+c)=ab+ac Property of Opposites- a+(-a)=0; -a+a=0 Property of Reciprocals- Identity Property of Addition- a+0=a; 0+a=a Identity Property of Multiplication- Multiplicative property of zero- Closure property of addition-a+b Closure property of multiplication- ab

11a

a

1a a 0 0a

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Properties Power of a product property-(2t)2 = 22 x t2

Product of a power property- 84 x 46

Power of a power property- (84)5

Quotient of powers property- Power of a quotient property- Zero power property-(x+5)(x-8)=0

6

2

x

x2

3

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Properties Negative power property- -3-3=1/27 Zero product property-(x+10)(x-15)=0 x=-10

or x=+15 Product of roots property-√9 x√5 = √45 Quotient of roots property-√225=√9x25

=3x5 = 15

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Inequalities in one variable x-8<15 solve and graph 3x-5>1 solve and graph 13-7n<8 solve and graph 4y+3>7 solve and graph 2x+7>3 solve and graph

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Conjunctions

2m<4 and 12+2m<0 solve and graph 2d-5>-8 and -2d-5<d-3 solve and graph -3+2<x-2+2<4+2 solve and graph 5-2p>-8 and -2d-5<d-3 solve and graph

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Disjunction 2w-1<3 or 3w>w+10 solve and graph 5-2p>11 or 5-2p<-1 solve and graph -6>18 or 12+3r>0 solve and graph H+5<-2 or h+5>2 solve and graph

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IMPORTANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When solving these equations conjunctions

join the sentences together using the word and (just like in a sentence in english class). In a conjunctions you will find that both of the sentences are true. In a disjunction the word or is used. This means that at least ONE sentence is true and it cancels out the other sentence.

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Linear Equations in Two Variables 4x+3y=10 here are a list of ordered pairs

(4,-2) (-2,6) (2,3) (8,5) plug these in to see which one fits the equation.

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All Equations For All Lines Standard/General- ax+by=c Point slope form- y-y1=m(x-x1) Slope intercept form- y=mx+b equation of a horizontal line-y=b Equation of a vertical line- x=a

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Slopes for all lines

The slope for a rising line is positive.

The slope of a falling line is negative.

A line that is parallel with the bottom of the graph has a slope of zero because it never rises.

A verticle line has a slop that is undefined because it it has no run.

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How to Graph Using the equation y=mx+b y= the equation of the line mx= the rise over the run or the slope of the

line And b is the where the line crosses the y-

axis

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Linear System Substitution Method- 2x+y=25

4x+3y=32

Solution- y=25-2x (plug this equation into your second one)

4x+3(25-2x)=32

X=21 y=67

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Linear Systems cont. Addition/Subtraction Method- 5-y=12

3x+y=4

solution is- 8x=16

Final solution is: x=2 y=-2

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4

2

-2

-4

4

2

-2

-4

4

2

-2

-4

Solution- Null set

Inconsistent System

Solution- Intercept point

Consistent System

Solution- A.R.N.

Dependent System

Linear Solution Commonalities

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Factoring Polynomials 5a3+b3 Solution is : 5(a3+b3) ax+bx-bx-by solution is: a(x+y)-b(x-y) 5a3-5a2+10a-10 solution is: (a-1) (5a2+10)

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Quadratic Equations Factoring- 20x2-49x+30 (5x-6) (4x-5) Quadratic Equation-ax2+bx+c=0

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Functions Quadratic Functions-Graphing the Parabola y = ax2 + bx + c 1.    Determine whether the parabola opens upward or downward. a.    If a > 0, it opens upward. b.    If a < 0, it opens downward. 2.    Determine the vertex. a.    The x-coordinate is . b.    The y-coordinate is found by substituting the x-coordinate, from         

Step 2a, in the equation y = ax2 + bx + c. 3.    Determine the y-intercept by setting x = 0. 4.    Determine the x-intercepts (if any) by setting y = 0, i.e., solving the

equation        ax2 + bx + c = 0.

5.    Determine two or three other points if there are no x-intercepts. Remember point slope form and domains and ranges

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Simplifying expressions with exponents

(2r3s2)(-5r5s) Solutions is – 10r8s3

Important to note that the powers add together not multiply only the numbers multiply together

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Simplifying Expression with Radicals

2 2 2 2* 2

22 2

Rationalizing Denominators-

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Now Onto the Word Problems

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One rectangle’s length is five more (ft.) than

twice as long as the width. If the area of the rectangle is 35ft what is the width

2w+5

w

2w2+5=35So your equation is

And your solution is

W=the square root of 15

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The sum of two numbers is 100. Five times the smaller is 8 more than the larger. Find the number(s)

The numbers are 18 and 82

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A $200 coat is on sale for $166. What is the percent of discount.

17%

.

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You put $1000 into an investment yielding 6% annual interest; you left the money in for two years. How much interest do you get at the end of those two years?

I=Prt

$120I=Prt I=Prt

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The sum of two numbers is 100. Five times the smaller is 8 more than the larger. Find the number(s)

The numbers are 18 and 82

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Line of Best Fit Use this when- you have a linear

regression and you need to find a general estimate of the best line.

Your Calculator helps by having the technology to find the exact estimate and pick any one of the x or y axis’s.

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For extra help try these websites-

http://www.mathtv.com/

http://www.coolmath.com/

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