MATHEMATICS   Formulas, Graphs, Tables, . . .  < High School to University Level >
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 51  Trigonometric equations
      The equation  tan x = a
         The equation  tan x = a  example
      The equation  cot x = a
         The equation  cot x = a  example
 52  The equations,  sin (bx + c) = m,   -1 <  m < 1,   cos (bx + c) = m,   -1 <  m < 1,
         The equations,  tan (bx + c) = m  and  cot (bx + c) = m,  where b, c and m are real numbers
      The equation  sin (bx + c) = m,  -1 <  m < 1 example
         The equation  cos (bx + c) = m,  -1 <  m < 1, example
 53  The equations,  tan (bx + c) = m  and  cot (bx + c) = m,  where b, c and m are real numbers
      The equation  tan (bx + c) = m  example
         The equation  cot (bx + c) = example
      Equations that can be written as  f · g = 0
 54  Trigonometric equations of quadratic form
      Equations of the type   a cos x + b sin x = c
         Introducing an auxiliary angle method
         Introducing an auxiliary angle method example
         Introducing new unknown  t = tan x/2
         Introducing new unknown  t = tan x/2 example
 55  Homogeneous equations in sin x and cos x
         Homogeneous equations of first degree  a sin x + b cos x = 0
         Homogeneous equations of second degree  a sin2 x + b sin x · cos x + c cos2 x = 0
         The basic strategy for solving trigonometric equations
         Trigonometric equations examples
 56  Matrices and determinants
         Matrix definition
         Square matrices
         The identity matrix
         Examples of square matrices
         Vectors
         Transposition
      Basic matrix operations
         Matrix addition and subtraction
         Scalar multiplication of a matrix
      Matrix multiplication
         The matrix-vector product
 57  The determinant of a matrix
         Expanding a determinant by cofactors
      Calculating the value of a determinant
         The determinant of a 2 ´ 2 matrix
         The determinant of a 3 ´ 3 matrix
         Properties of determinants
      The inverse of a matrix
         Finding the inverse of a matrix example
 58  Solving systems of equations using matrices
         The Inverse matrix method
      Cramer’s rule (using the determinant) to solve systems of linear equations
         Solving system of two equations in two unknowns using Cramer's rule
         Solving system of three equations in three unknowns using Cramer's rule
         Method of expanding a determinant of a rank n by cofactors, example
         Cramer’s Rule and inverse matrix method correlation
 59  Combinatorial analysis or combinatorics
      Permutations
         Permutations of n objects some of which are the same
      Combinations
         Combinations with repetition
      Variations or permuted combinations (permutations without repetition)
         Variations with repetition (or permuted combinations with repetition)
 60  Probability
         Probability definition, terms and notation
         The probability of mutually exclusive events
         The probability of not mutually exclusive events
         The probability of two independent events
         The probability of two dependent events
         Calculating probabilities examples
 60a Sequences and series
      Arithmetic sequence/progression
         The sum of the first n terms of an arithmetic sequence
         The sum of the first n natural numbers
         Arithmetic sequences examples
 60b Geometric sequence/progression
         The sum of the first n terms of a finite geometric sequence, geometric series
         Geometric sequences examples
 60c Recursive definition and the recursion formula
      Geometric series
         The sum of an infinite geometric sequence, infinite geometric series
         The sum of an infinite converging geometric series examples
         Converting recurring decimals (infinite decimals) to fraction
         Converting purely recurring decimals to fraction
         Converting mixed recurring decimals to fraction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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