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Transformations ranslation “Slide” Left: subtract from x-coordinate Right: add to x-coordinate Down: subtract from y-coordinate Up: add to y-coordinate Rotation “Turn” 90° Clockwise (x, y) (y, -x) 180° (x,y) (-x, -y) 90° Counterclockwise (x,y) (-y, x) Reflection “Flip” Over x-axis (x,y) (-x Over y-axis (x,y) (x, Dilation “Enlarge/Shrin Multiply each coordinate by the scale factor >1 figure enlarges 0<sf>1 figure shrinks reimage- is the original figure mage- is the new figure. Labelled with ‘tick marks’.

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Page 1: Transformations Translation “Slide” Left: subtract from x-coordinate Right: add to x-coordinate Down: subtract from y-coordinate Up: add to y-coordinate

Transformations

Translation “Slide”• Left: subtract from x-coordinate• Right: add to x-coordinate• Down: subtract from y-coordinate• Up: add to y-coordinate

Rotation “Turn”• 90° Clockwise (x, y) (y, -x)• 180° (x,y) (-x, -y)• 90° Counterclockwise (x,y) (-y, x)

Reflection “Flip”• Over x-axis (x,y) (-x, y)• Over y-axis (x,y) (x, -y)

Dilation “Enlarge/Shrink”• Multiply each coordinate by the scale factor • >1 figure enlarges• 0<sf>1 figure shrinks

Preimage- is the original figureImage- is the new figure. Labelled with ‘tick marks’.

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Slope (Rate of Change)

Types of Slope

Positive Negative

Undefined Zero

Slope formula

Y2 – Y1

X2 - X1

Slope from Table

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Slope Intercept Form

Slope Intercept Form Example:

Equation from Two Points

Graphing with slope andY-intercept

• Plot the y-intercept (b) on the y-axis• Count Rise and Run from that point to makesecond point• Connect points to formline.

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Volume

Cylinder Cone Sphere

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Pythagorean Theorem

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Relationships of Lines and Angles

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Rules of Exponents

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Scientific Notation

The decimal moved 6 places to left.

The decimal moved 3 places to the right.

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Scatterplots and Two-Way Tables

Positive relationship or association

Negative relationship or association

No relationship or association

Totals are the same across and down

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Functions

Linear vs. Nonlinear

Linear Functions:• Makes a straight line• No exponent on a variable Ex. Y= X2 + 2• No multiplication or division by a variable Ex. XY = 3

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Systems of Equations

Solutions are where the lines intersect.

Giving an ordered pair that satisfies both equations.

Ex. Y = X – 2 solution is (4, 2) Y =

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Irrational and Repeating

Irrational Numbers are decimals that do not repeat or terminate. Therefore, can not be written as a fraction.

Ex. ∏ Ex.

Repeating decimals can be written in the form of a fraction by placing the repeating number in numerator and a denominator of 9s for each repeating digit.

Ex. 0.4 =

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Equations

Ex. 5(X + 4)= 7X – 26 5X + 20 = 7X – 26 - 20 -20 5X = 7X – 46 -7X = -7X – 46 -2X = - 46 -2 -2 X = 23

NO SOLUTION

Ex. 2X – 8X + 1 = 9 – 6X -6X + 1 = 9 – 6X +6X = +6X 1 = 9 + 0X 1 = 9

INFINITE/ ALL REAL SOLUTION

Ex. 19X + 10 – 4X = 5(3X + 2) 15X + 10 = 15X + 10 *Notice that both sides are exactly the same.

ONE SOLUTION

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Estimating Square/Cube Roots

falls between

3√82 falls between 3√64

√9 √163√125

0 1 2 3 4

0 1 2 3 4 5