GRE MATH

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To find the LCM (EX: 24 & 32)

1. Find GCF. 2. Write each number as a product of the GCF x another factor ( Ex: 8x3; 8x4 3. The LCM is the product of these 3 factors. 8x3x4 =96

.50

1/2

.333

1/3

11^2

121

12^2

144

13^2

169

14^2

196

What is the only even prime number?

2

If the ratio of boys to girls is 3:5, boys are what fraction of the whole?

3/8 Total parts =8

18^2

324

Squaring rule for 5's

35^2 is between 30^2 and 40^2, so instead of 3x3 or 4x4, we use 3x4 "added" to 25, for 1225

19^2

361

The first 5 multiples of 4

4, 8, 12, 16, 20

.8333

5/6

.714

5/7

.888

8/9

Always cancel before you multiply

Always make the numbers smaller before you make them bigger.

Order of operations

GEMDAS: Grouping symbols, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction

Divisibility rule for 9

If the sum of the digits is divisible evenly by by 9

Is 1 a prime number?

No, it does not have 2 distinct factors.

REMEMBER:

One is NOT a prime number!

Absolute value

The distance a number is from zero on a number line--always positive (except zero)

If we have addition or subtraction in both the denominator and the numerator, we can split up the numerator, but the denominator has to stay unchanged

a + b/c + d = a/c+d + b/c+d

result of subtraction

difference

Evens and odds only pertain to

integers

even + odd or even - odd

odd

Make multiplication easier

separate out numbers. Ex: 16 x 35 = 8x2x35 = 8x70=560

divisor

the number that divides the dividend

dividend

the number that is being divided

quotient

the result of division

real numbers

the set of all rational and irrational numbers

.571

4/7

20^2

400

integer quotient

5 goes into 17 3 times with a remainder of 2

Always, always, always

cancel before you multiply fractions

All % increase/decrease problems can be solved by

change in values (DELTA X)/initial amount

ILLEGAL cancellation in proportion. THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS CROSS MULTIPLYING OR DIVIDING. Proportions are set equal to one another.

diagonal cancellation 100% illegal and incorrect

If your annual % rate is 5 percent, and it is compounded, quarterly, then to find the correct %, simply

divide 5/4

No rules of odds or evens for

division

Add or subtract "likes" we get

even

As long as there is at least one EVEN factor in a product, the product will be

even

The exponents of the prime factors of a square all must be

even

even + even or even - even

even

even x even

even

even x odd

even

odd + odd or odd-odd

even

Don't forget that zero is an

even integer

If r is a factor of Q, r is a divisor of Q, Q is divisible by r, Q is a multiple of r, then

every prime factor of r is included in the prime factorization of Q

In order to be divisible by a number, you have to be divisible by its

factors and multiples of factors (example: if 2^3 is a factor of one, then the other must be divisible by 8)

If the test tells you a number is even or odd, therefore, you know it's an

integer

If we divide any integer by one of its divisors, that number is always an

integer

If you're told something has a remainder, once again, you know you're dealing with an

integer

If the test identifies a number as _____, ____, _____ or ____, you know it's an integer

integer, even, odd, prime

A perfect square always has an _____(odd or even) number of factors

odd

Add or subtract "unlikes" , we get

odd

The only way a product can be odd is if every single factor is

odd

odd x odd

odd

If a number is >1, its reciprocal is between

0 and 1

Find prime factors of large numbers:

1. List the prime factors as squares. 2. List the exponents in order of the prime factors (including one). 3. Add one to every number on our list from #2. 4. Multiply these numbers together. 5. This will give you the number of factors.

Legal Cancellation in Proportions. 9/4=3/16 (example)

1. We can cancel factors in numerator and denominator of same fraction. 2. We can cancel factors in two numerators on opposite sides. 3. We can cancel factors in two denominators on opposite sides.

.2

1/5

.1667

1/6

.143

1/7

.125

1/8

.111

1/9

Prime numbers less than 20

2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19

.667

2/3

.4

2/5

.286

2/7

.222

2/9

15^2

225

Prime numbers between 20 and 60

23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59

16^2

256

17^2

289

EXAMPLE: 21600

2^5, 3^3, 5^2 (5, 3, 2) add 1 (6, 4, 3) multiply = 72. There are 72 factors.

EXAMPLE:

2^6 3^4 5^2 must be a perfect square b/c all of the exponents of the factorization are even

Circle Circumference Formula

2πr or πd

mixed numeral quotient

3 2/5

.75

3/4

.6

3/5

.429

3/7

Area of a triangle formula

A=1/2bh

Area of a rectangle formula

A=bh

Real numbers

ANY number on the number line

Compound Interest Formula

Amount= Investment(multiplier)^y (y=years)

We CANNOT separate a fraction by addition or subtraction in the denominator

Ex: a/b+c IS NOT EQUAL TO a/b + a/c a/b-c IS NOT EQUAL TO a/b-a/c

If P is a multiple of r, then any multiple of P is a multiple of r.

Example: 52 is a multiple of 13, thus 52+ 52 is a multiple of 13.

Divisibility by 4

If the last two digits form a number divisible by 4, then the number is divisible by 4. For example, 316 is divisible by 4 since 16 is divisible by 4.

To test whether a prime number less than 100 is prime, we only need to check if it is divisible by one of the prime numbers less than 10.

If the number is NOT divisible by any prime number less than 10, then the number must be prime.

Canceling is a form of division.

It is the division of the same factor in the numerator and the denominator.

LCM= #1 x #2/GCF

Make sure to cancel first!

Factors

Numbers that are multiplied together to get a product

If P and Q are multiples of r, then

P+q and P-q must also be multiples of r. Example: 700 is a multiple of 7. 49 is a multiple of 7, therefore 749 must be a multiple of 7 as is 700-49=651

In general, if a problem talks about a P % increase, the multiplier is 1 + p%.

So if you need a 30% increase, you multiply by 1.30

greatest common factor (GCF)

The largest factor that two or more numbers have in common. Same as greatest common divisor.

remainder

The amount left over when one number is divided by another.

divisor

The number by which another number is divided EVENLY--must produce an INTEGER.

Divisibility rule for 6

The number is divisible by both 2 and 3

least common multiple (LCM)

The smallest multiple (other than zero) that two or more numbers have in common.

multiplier for a decrease is 1- the percentage.

To find a 30% decrease, multiply by 1-.30=.70

What is 80% of 200? (break this down into algebraic terms)

What = x, is means equals, 80% becomes multiplier, of means .8 x 200.

Integers

Whole numbers and their opposites (. . . -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3. . .)

a(b+c) =

ab + ac

A(b-c)

ab-ac

Integers

all + and - WHOLE numbers on a number line

change from % to fraction

put % over 100, then simplify Ex: 20% = 20/100 =1/5

result of division

quotient

17/5 quotient = _______, remainder = _______

quotient is 3. remainder is 2

multiplier =

ratio of new price/old price; then change to a % If you get 1.x, then the x is the % increase. If you get x for a % decrease, then 1-x =% you want.

To find only the ODD prime factors, repeat the above list except IGNORE

the even number's factors. In other words, discard the 2 and it's exponent of 5. List only (3, 2), add 1 (4,3) multiply, get 12. There are only 12 odd factors of 21600.

If P and Q are multiples of r

then the product P*Q must also be a multiple of r. Example: 24 & 80 are both multiples of 8. We can ADD them 104 = multiple of 8. We can SUBTRACT them 80-24=56 is a multiple of 8 or we can MULTIPLY THEM 80*24=1920 is a multiple of 8. BUT WE CANNOT DIVIDE THEM.

If you increase a numerator, but keep your denominator the same, your fraction is

bigger

If you change the denominator, but keep the numerator

bigger denominator = smaller fraction

% means

divide by 100

the result of multiplication

product

If P>q, then

s/p <s/q

Result of addition =

sum

factor and divisor are

synonyms. We usually use factor in x and divisor in division, but they mean the same thing

.25 =

1/4

.375

3/8

.8

4/5

.444

4/9

Squaring rule

40^2 =4^2 x 10^2 = 16x100=1600

n^2+ n +(n+1) = (n+1)^2

41^2 = 40^2 + 40+41 = 1600 + 81=1681

.625

5/8

.555

5/9

56 is what % of 800?

56 = x800 x=.07 which is our multiplier, so we convert it to a percent which is 7%

.857

6/7

n^2-n-(n-1)

69^2 = 70^2-70-69 = 4900-70-69=4761

.875

7/8

.777

7/9

Double / Half Rule

84 x 50 1/2 one, then double the other. 1/2 of 84=42. 50 doubled = 100 42 x 100 =4200

If a number is < 1, its reciprocal is

>1

We CAN separate a fraction into two fractions by addition or subtraction in the numerator.

Ex: a+b/c = a/c + b/c OR d-e/f = d/f-e/f

GEMDAS (Order of Operations)

Grouping symbols, exponents, multiply/divide, add/subtract

irrational numbers

Numbers that cannot be expressed as a ratio of two integers. Their decimal expansions are nonending and nonrepeating.

To divide a number by 5

double it, then divide by 10

In general, if there are n compounding periods each year, we divide the annual percentage rate by n to get the percentage for

each individual compounding period. Multiplier would be (1 + I/100n))^ny (n compounding periods in y years

As a general rule when translating words to math, the word "is" means _____ and the word "of" means_____

equals, multiply

Divisibility rule for 3

if the sum of the digits is divisible by 3

If you change both the numerator and denominator (if numerator increases and denominator decreases), the fraction

increases

multiples and factors have

inverse relationships

A decimal form of a percent is called the ____ for that %.

multiplier

To change from decimals to percent

multiply by 100 Ex. .62 x 100 = 62%


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