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Alg 2 Reference Sheet

This reference sheet covers various mathematical concepts including real numbers, linear equations, evaluating square roots, and operations with rational numbers. It provides rules for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of integers, fractions, and polynomials, as well as transformations of functions and factoring techniques. Additionally, it includes information on graphing key features, solving linear equations, and logarithmic rules.

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Alg 2 Reference Sheet

This reference sheet covers various mathematical concepts including real numbers, linear equations, evaluating square roots, and operations with rational numbers. It provides rules for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of integers, fractions, and polynomials, as well as transformations of functions and factoring techniques. Additionally, it includes information on graphing key features, solving linear equations, and logarithmic rules.

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iebra 2 Reference Sheet Flynn 2023

Real Numbers
Orden of O Linear Equations
m=slope
Evaluating Square Roots

Rational Numbers: > Parenthesis


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( “integers: 5,-3,-1,0,1.234 =. | Division Slope Slope Intercept | - 2/5 -2[5


( of Whole +i nclucte 24 HEIN ~ iti Von. @ radical into two factors,
| fi een oe a Addition m= a y>=mx + b was hcWae pees cee
, i LWholenumbers:0,1.2. ~~. | Subtraction ae
i 4 Natural + includes@ ™ . ij Points: [7 148
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Nb geste Rene Multiplication and Division are Xs x, as
Ne Natural or counting numbers: Ny ante ie to Right 2 ( 1 y,) ( 2 Y,) . 250) 3 “l4qe[ 2.
2 a! 1,2,3,4,5., . ced : oe
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‘rational N bore can't be i Addition and Subtraction are Point Slope Form |
rrational Numbers can’t be written as done Left to Right. eral eac wel ray ei
fractions. e, , ¥10 Bee ( )

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Adding & Subtracting lopesttende Perfect
positive and negative numbers VY \ | | | Squares

SAME SIGN ADD 2


DIFFERENT SIGN SUBTRACT positive slope negative slope slope of zero undefined slope 2 =4
3° =9
Fraction Rules 3
Multiplying & Dividing Add/Subtract Multiply Divide a = 16
positive and negative numbers Get a common Multiply the Keep the first fraction 57 = 25
denominator numerators and and multiply by the 4
SAME SIGN POSITIVE + and add/subtract the denominators __ reciprocal 2 the second 4° = 346
the numerators (straight across) = + = = 72 -A9

DIFFERENT SIGN NEGATIVE. | BB=BON+2 eitas~ es


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- Keep, Change, Flip
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Simplifying Fractions Transformations: 17° =121


Find the GCF or largest number that Change the parent function of a graph by moving it 12? = ida
Seas every yuo ihe numerator and up/down, left/right, reflecting across an axis, or
aiid stretching/shrinking it. 13° = 169
40-9 a 4-48) Ss. (G 147
= 196
2G +5 2 +6 et See ie Original Function f(x) 15° = 295
f(x + h)= © shift h units to the left i. ot
f(x — h)= © shift h units to the right 16° = 256
JeRiing eme) f(x) +k > shift k units up 172 = 289
Only add and subtract LIKETERMS =| f(x) — k > _ shift k units down a
Examples of “like terms”: — f(x) reflect across x axis 18° = 324
4x, -10x, 100x, -3x “like term"
x {o> Se
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19" = 361
4ab,-10ab,100ab,-3ab ab af () > ertical Stretch, |a| > 20° = 400
Vertical Shrink, |a| < 1
se any Oy, -3y y 1
? 10x’, 100x?, -3x” a f(bx) => Horizontal Stretch, —- > 1 Remember:
are: A : . ale A number squared is
ec ain Horizontal Shrink, b <1 that number times itself.
UNlike terms can be multiplied and divid- mero i i
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ed. Multiply ft
and divide whole numbers f(x) = af ( Lb (x = h ) ) + kD A number to aa pow
power is
separate of the variable. the number times itself
that many times.
Sora: hahifte funtion (>)
3 x+h shifts fiction left (h < 0)
ADD exponents when multiplying ee een
SUBTRACT exponents when + If —. : . b> 1, horizontal compression,
hegative sign | present, O«b< 1 horizontal stretch 8 =3.-3 3.3
reflect about the x-axis
Vertical and Horizontal Asymptotes Polynomial Names Function Operations Functions
WA- set the denominator (bottom) of fe +9@~%) =F + HNO) *have an
the fraction equal to 0 and solve. Degree *highest exponent fe) -9@% =F —- NH) independent (x) and
dependent variable
BAIA - find the degree of the numerator
0 Constant fe)g@~) =F: 9@)
Linear
LS= (AG), g@) #0 (y or f(x))


(DegN) and of the denominator (DegD) *Must pass the
2 Quadratic
and use the rules below.
3 Cubic fl@@)) =F ° De) vertical line test
- If DegD=DegN, divide the
leading coefficients. HA is
4 Quartic
# of Terms Remember:
__ Leading Coeff.N 5 Quintic X axis is the line y=0
~~ Leading Coef f.D 1. Monomial
6 6th degree 2 Binomial
Y axis is the line x=0
- lf DegD > DegN, HA is y=0.
*Above 6 - # a 3. Trinomial
- If DegD < DegN, no HA. Vertical lines | are x= #
4+ Polynomial Horizontal lines @ are y=#

Key Features of Graphs Exponent Rules Evaluating Functions Quadratic Formula


- Domain - x values **Plug in OR replace the ws
If terms have the same : ; a +bx+e¢=0
- Range - y values base and same exponent variables with the numbers :
- Maximum - highest y value they are like terms! "| and use order of operations ane
hg lhe
write as coordinate to simplify. x= aS a
2 : 2a
-
Bini
Mini 2
ee Product of Powers f(x) = 3x + 2x Find f(2).
write as coordinate mn m+n 2 *used to solve a
-X Intercept - (x, 0) Fan cae iO uadratic equation
where graph crosses x-axis Quotient of Powers ae qua
Graph can have more than 1 a” m—n 5
Svintbicant.(0.y) = PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM Tnequaliies
toe graph cae y-axis Zero Exponents leg es > and < use ©
- Positive Interva 0 4 os el
Interval graph is ABOVE x-axis |@% — 1 a c 2 and< use @
- Negative Interval Power of a Power pias
Interval graph is BELOW x-axis | (q")" = a” lS gapie apeaiie
- Interval of Increase (read L to R) Negative Exponents b Licup ene and
graph is going up/getting bigger Li 1 ot a
- Interval of Decrease(read L to R) rh a2 + b* = c* ;
raph is going down/getting smaller 2 Interval Notation
2 E yd a gemig Power of a Product ( ) do NOT include #s
As x > ©, y >? (ab) =a'b” Used to find the missing Use with infinity
Kee ya? side of a RIGHT triangle! | [] Include the #

Factoring Trinomials Factor by Grouping Factoring when a # 1


Find factors of the “e" lar Lo split to two x3 + 2x? -3x-6 Multiply the “a” terre by the “ce” Lerm = atc
factors that sum to “b" term. GChext GCE WES Factars of ac that sur to “b" term?

Example: x? - x - 6, a(x
+ 2)-3(x + 2) 2x7 + 9x-18
Factors af 6 thal sum lo -1= 3,2 aecae2e-18=-36
Therefore factarad pair = (x + 2x - 3) a(x+ 2)-3(x +2) Factors of -34 that sum to 9 = 12, -3
Split middle term 9x into 12x - 3x
Factoring GCF
Grealest common factor: ts there a nurnber or
oc? 3)(x + 2)) Factor by GROUPING
term that can be factored out af all terms? Group the first two and last po terms. Feetor out the GCF 2x*+ 42x-3x- 18
of both, which should result in the same binomial, (x 4 2) 2x(x + G}- 3{x + 4}, then combine cuter terms
ab + bc = bla +c) GCF=b
Re-write with the GCF terms oe} and (—3) as ene binomial
4x + TOxy = 2x(2 + Sy) GCF = 2x 623) and the double binomial (x 4 2) as the other. Answer: (2x - 3)(x + 6)
i2abc - Bab + 6ac = Jaf4be- b + 2c) GCF = 3a
Bx? 4 dx - 2x? = Axl2x 4 1 - 2x°] GCF = 4x Solving Linear Equations: Use inverse operations to solve and get variables alone.

Radicals! Log Rules What you do to one side of


Sine <}4 Cosine Tangent Ab=C log ac =b the equation, you have to do
ee fe Ae
o io
to the other!
logly © z)= log, y+ log, 7 oy 4 3 “4
; fi S., labeRla-tle Ax. x* log y/z) = log, y- log, z 3 3
; c B Caine < Adjacent z
Bex. 8 B-3Ixe 2x" y= vt log. y= relog.y 2x a
opposite adjacent opposite
hypotenuse hypotenuse adjacent log. x=1
‘|e ala fog Jas =: x Same tules apply eee
SOH CAH TOA A
Bae Vie die log 1 =0 to natural log, In x= 1/2

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