~Triangles~ ht=-16t2+24t d=x1-x2)2+ (y1+y2)2

Pathagoreom Theorem: a2+b2=c2 h=height t= time Rational

Inverse Pathagorem Theorem: -16=force of gravity Radius of a circle:r2=(x-h)2+(y-k)2
b=√c2-a2 Domain=x
h and k= center
a=c2-b2 Range=y Integers
Rise over run: y2-y1x2-x1
Law of Sines: Sin Aa=Sin Bb=Sin 0 product Property whole

Cc if a×b=0 then either a=0 or

Only if you know a side the b=0 Natural
Numbers 12345
opposite angle, and another when you find 0’s find average of 2 numbers then
part. substitute top find maximum
Law of Cosines: c2=a2+b2- Irrational
2abCosC Quadratic Formula: -b2a=b2-4ac2a 01234
^
b2=a2+c2- (min/max) ∛5 π e √2
2acCosB ~Mathematical Reasoning~ -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3
Inductive: Observing patterns and making a
a2=b2+ c2- conclusion based on the patterns
2bcCosA Deductive: Trying to prove based on what’s given -4 131.7 12 -3.9
Inverse Law of Cosines:
c2-a2-b2- ~Mathematical Reasioning~
2ab=CosC Tips: When proving, think about the conclusion
b2-a2-c2- and everything that makes it true. Go back to the
given
2ac=CosB
a2-b2-c2- p=>q if p then q
2bc=CosA Converse: q=>p no conclusion
Area of a Triangle:12abSinC ~q=>~p true
12 bcSinA statement
12acSinB Inverse:
30-60-90 Triangle: ~p=>~q no
Short=12of hypotenuse conclusion
Hypotenuse=2Short
Long=Short∛ ~Lines~
Sinθ=oh Parallel lines: lines on a plane that never intersect
Cosθ=ah
Transversal lines: intersects parallel lines
Tanθ=oa
Corresponding angles: angles in the same relative
Height of a Triangle: b2-x2=h2 position in respect to the parallel and transverse
lines.
c2-(a-x)2
~Inverse Operations~
Corresponding angles are ≅
p+q=r is equivalent to p=r-q
p÷q=r is equivalent to Converse 2 parallel lines cut by a transverse so that
p=r×q the corresponding angles have equal measure

if q≠0 Parallel lines property: 2 lines cut by a transversal

if p≥0 then ps=p are parallel if and only if corresponding angles
have the same measure.
~Properties of Equations~
if p=q and p&q≥0 then Complementary: the sum of 2 angles = 90°

p=√q Linear pairs: angles along the same line. Together

p+r=q+r =180°
p-r=q-r
Vertical angles: angles across from each other.
p×r=q×r Both the same degrees.
p÷r=q÷r if r≠0
Linear pair property: if 2 angles are a linear pair
~Systems of Equations~ then the sum of their measures is 180°
Graphing Matrices
Substitution Elimination Vertical angles: share only a vertex (across from
• When dividing/multiplying my a each other)
negative you must change your
inequality symbol Linear pair: share vertex on one side (adjacent to
each other)
~Linear Programming~
1.Determine Variables (always 2) Supplementary angles: 2 angles that add up to be
2. State Constraints 180° (don’t have to be linear)
-one at a time
3.Define objective
~Miscellaneous equations~
~Quadratic Functioning~
Distance on a coordinate plane: