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Percent Formula
% = Part/Whole
% Change
(Change/Original)*100

Price goes from 80 to 100
20(change in price)/80 = .25*100 = 25%
How to identify if a number is a multiple of 4?
Last two digits are multiples of 4. EX 816 --> 16 is divisible by 4
How to identify if a number is a multiple of 6?
Sum of digits is a multple of 3 and last digit is even. EX 666 --> 6+6+6 = 18, divisible by 3. 6 is even
How to identify if a number is a multiple of 9?
Sum of digits is multiple of 9. EX 126 --> 1+2+6 = 9
How to identify if a number is a multiple of 11?
Difference between sum of alternate numbers is multiple of 11. EX 242 --> 2+2 = 4 and 4= 4.. difference is 0, thus divisble by 11
How to identify if a number is a multiple of 12?
Sum of digits is multiple of 3 and last two digits is multiple of 4.
How to find Least Common Multple?
Identify prime factors of each number. Cancel common factors between both numbers. Multiply remaining factors together.
How to find Greatest Common Divisor?
Identify prime factors of each number. Multiply common factors between both numbers.
Average of evenly spaced numbers
Take average of largest and smallest.
ave of 13, 15, 17... 121?
(121+13)/2 = 67
Special Triangles
Basic Probablity
# of Favorable Outcomes / # of all Possible Outcomes
Area of Triangle
A = 1/2*B*H
Area of Parallelogram
A = B*H
Area of Trapezoid
I. A = 1/2*(Sum of Parallel Sides)*H
II. A of square + A of Triangle
Circumference of Circle
C = 2PiR or PiD
Area of Circle
A = PiR^2
Distance Between Two Points
SQRT((Y2-Y1)^2 + (X2-X1)^2)
Slope of Line passing through (X1,Y1) and (X2,Y2)
(Y2-Y1)/(X2-X1)
Simple Interest
P*N*R
P=Principal
N=# of Years
R=Rate of Interest
Compound Interest
A = P(1+R/C)^(NC)
P=Principal
N=# of Years
R=Rate of Interest
A=Final Amount
C=# of times compounded annually
Average Round-Trip time
(2*A*B)/(A+B)
A&B are the average speed for each trip
Work Problems
(1/R)+(1/S) = (1/T)
R = Time of first person
S = Time of second person
T = Time taken together
Dilution and Mixture
W(d-w) = S(s-d)
W=Amount of weaker solution
S=Amoun of stronger solution
w=% or cost of weaker solution
s=% or cost of stronger solution
d=% or cost of desired solution
Two Set problems
Total = Group1+Group2+Neither-Both
Permutation
# of ways to arrange when order is important
nPk = n!/(n-k)!
Combinations
# of ways to select when order is not important
nCk = n!/k!(n-k)!
Multiple Event Probability
1) Find Probability of Individual Events
2) Multiply the individual probabilities
Standard Deviation
SD = SQRT(sum(x-y)^2)/n)
x = each number in set
n = total number of values
y = mean of set
**For each number in the set, subtract the mean from it and square the result. Add All the squared results, divide by n and take the square root of the result
Linear equation of a line
Y=mX + C
m = slope of line
C = Y-Intercept
Sum of Angles of a Polygon
180*(n-2)
Measure of each angle of a regular polygon
(180*(n-2))/n
Length of an Arc
2PiR*(N/360)
N = Size of angle
Area of Sector
PiR^2*(N/360)
N=Size of angle
Area of inscribed square/rectangle
1) Determine triangle formed by diagonal of figure (IE A square would create a 45/45/90 triangle)
2) Determine length of hypotenuse
3) Hypotenuse is Diameter

**Use these steps in either direction to solve for unknown
Inscribed Triangle
If two endpoints of a triangle form diameter of a circle than the third end point (if also on circle) has a 90* angle.
Area of Cone
PiRL + PiR^2
L = "hypotenuse" of cone
Volume of Cone
1/3*Pi*R^2*H
Area of Cylinder
2PiR(R+H)
or
2PiR^2 + 2PiRH
Volume of Cylinder
PiR^2H
Area of Sphere
4PiR^2
Volume of Sphere
(4/3)PiR^3
"Nth" term of an Arithmetic Progression
A + (N-1)D
A = First Term
D = Difference between terms
IE
1,3,5,7...
A = 1
D = 2
Sum of first N terms of an Arithmentic Progression
(N/2)(2A + (N-1)D)
"Nth" term of a geometric progression
AR^(N-1)
A = First Term
R = Multiplier in progressin
3,6,12,24...
A=3
R=2
A=2
R=2
Sum of first N terms of a Geometric Progression
(A(1-R^N))/(1-R)