3-amaizing formulas,à (mathematics, areas-weight etc)

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EXCEL WORKSHEET FUNCTIONSFACTORIALFIG2NUMFILE TITLESFRUSTRUM OF CONEGIRDER I-SECTIONGRAPHSNATIONS OF THE WORLDPARABOLAPARABOLOIDPARALLELEPIPEDPARALLELOGRAMPERCENTAGE DIFFERENCEPERMUTATIONSPERPETUAL CALENDARPOCKET CALENDARPOLAR TO RECTANGULAR

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ANGLES

60 ' = 1 60 minutes = 1 degree

60" = 1' 60 seconds = 1 minute

1 =

1 radian = 57.3

45 = radians 90 = radians



Acute angle Obtuse angle(less than 90) (between 90 and 180)

1 revolution = 360 = 2 radians

180

4 2

3

3

2 2

3

Reflex angle(greater than 180)

ARABIC TO ROMAN

This converts an Arabic Numeral into Roman Numeral

Arabic Numeral 1000

Roman Numeral M

Notes1 The Roman Numeral do not have a zero2 Do not enter any decimals

AutoCAD Common Scales

Drawing Scales

1 : 10 100 XP Divide 1000 by the required scale to get the XP value1 : 20 50 XP1 : 25 40 XP1 : 50 20 XP1 : 100 10 XP1 : 200 5 XP1 : 500 2 XP1 : 1000 1 XP1 : 1250 0.8 XP1 : 2500 0.4 XP

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CIRCLE

1. AREA OF CIRCLE = r

PI 3.14159r radiusd diameter = 2 x rp perimeter

r 120Known Values Solution

AREA 45238.93 AREA 78.53982 Radius

2. AREA OF CIRCLE = ( d) / 4

d 120Known Values Solution

AREA 11309.73 AREA 78.53982 Diameter

3. PERIMETER OF CIRCLE = 2 r or d

r 120 Perimeter 753.9822 Known ValuesPerimeter 75.39822

d 10 Perimeter 31.41593

d

r

4. SEGMENT OF CIRCLE Segment Area = r ( - sin )

Note that is in radians

r

Angle

Area

5. SECTOR OF CIRCLE

Area = r / 360

Sector

r 10 Known ValuesArea 26.17994

Angle Degrees30

Area 26.17994

6. ARC OF CIRCLE

Note that is in degrees

Length of Arc = 2r /360

Arc of Circler

Angle

Length

Note that is in degrees

Solution5

Solution10

SolutionRadius 12

Diameter 24

Area = r ( - sin )Note that is in radians

0.254

Degrees Radians120 2.0943951

0.039625

Solutionr 4.166667

Angle 8.333334

533.4

Degrees120

1117.15

RADIUS OF CIRCLE CIRCUMSCRIBING A TRIANGLE OF SIDES a, b, c

R = a b c4 s (s-a) (s-b) (s-c)

a 15b 20c 25s 30

Radius 12.5

Ra

b

c

RADIUS OF CIRCLE CIRCUMSCRIBING A TRIANGLE OF SIDES a, b, c

1. AREA = nr TAN (/n) = nr TAN (180/n)

n 5r 15

Area 817.3603

2. PERIMETER = 2 nr TAN (/ n) = 2 nr TAN (180/n)

n 5r 15

Perimeter 108.9814

REGULAR POLYGON OF n SIDES CIRCUMSCRIBING A CIRCLE OF RADIUS

r

SIDES CIRCUMSCRIBING A CIRCLE OF RADIUS r

COMBINATIONS

A selection in which order is not imporn = No. of Objectsr = No. taken at a time

i.e 5!=

5!=

120=(5-3)! 2! 2

However, for each arrangement of three letters, 6 arrangements are the same group. For example, the arangementsusing the letters ABC are ABC, ACB, BAC, BCA, CAB, and CBA. The number of arrangements is 3! = 6. Note,however, that all six arrangements are the same group, we must therefore divide the 60 ways to arrange the lettersby 6 (3!) to find the number of groups.

C5 3 Number of combinationsn r

a) 5 at a time?

Solution:


b) 2 at a time?

Solution:

Also see Permutations

n C r

Example 1: How many groups of three letters are there if choosing from the letters A, B, C, D, E?

Solution: There are 5 P 3 ways to arrange 3 letters

Example 2: How many combinations of the letters A B C D E are there taken:


a) all are equally eligible?

Solution:Total number of teachers and students is 9Total number of committee members 6


b) the committee must include three teachers and three students?

Solution:We can chose 3 out of a possible 5 teachersand 3 out of a possible 4 students

C C5 3 x 4 3n r n r

CBLANK 0 0 Number of combinationsn r

Example 3: How many ways can a committee of 6 be chosen from 5 teachers and 4 students if:

C C0 0 x 0 0n r n r

n = No. of Objectsr = No. taken at a time

60

However, for each arrangement of three letters, 6 arrangements are the same group. For example, the arangementsusing the letters ABC are ABC, ACB, BAC, BCA, CAB, and CBA. The number of arrangements is 3! = 6. Note,however, that all six arrangements are the same group, we must therefore divide the 60 ways to arrange the lettersby 6 (3!) to find the number of groups.

Number of combinations 10


How many groups of three letters are there if choosing from the letters A, B, C, D, E?

ways to arrange 3 letters

How many combinations of the letters A B C D E are there taken:


Total number of teachers and students is 9Total number of committee members 6


b) the committee must include three teachers and three students?

We can chose 3 out of a possible 5 teachersand 3 out of a possible 4 students



How many ways can a committee of 6 be chosen from 5 teachers and 4 students if:

However, for each arrangement of three letters, 6 arrangements are the same group. For example, the arangements n 120 rusing the letters ABC are ABC, ACB, BAC, BCA, CAB, and CBA. The number of arrangements is 3! = 6. Note,however, that all six arrangements are the same group, we must therefore divide the 60 ways to arrange the letters

6 n-r 2 n/r 20

CONE

1. VOLUME OF CONE = 1/3 r h

lh

r

r 5 Known Valuesh 25 Volume

r 5h 25

Volume 654.4985

2. CURVED SURFACE AREA OF CONE = r l

r 5 Known Valuesl 15.75 CSA 247.4004

r 5Curved Surface Area 247.4004 h

3. TOTAL SURFACE AREA OF CONE = r l + r

r 25 Known Values

l 15.75 TSA 3200.498r

Total Surface Area 3200.498 l 15.75

SolutionVolume 654.49847

rh

SolutionCSA

rh 15.749999

Solution

TSAr 25l

3.14159 26535 89793 23846 2643

e 2.71828 18284 59045 23536 0287

1 radian 180 /

1 / 180 radians

2 1.41421 35623 73095 0488

3 1.73205 08075 68877 2935

5 2.23606 79774 99789 6964

1.77245 38509 05516 02729 8167

23.14069 26327 79269 006

22.45915 77183 61045 47342 715

e

e

57.59577 95130 8232

0.01745 32925 19943 29576 92 Radians

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C O N V E R S I O N F A C T O R STo Convert From Into

Atmospheres Bars Pressure

Atmospheres Kilogrammes per Square Centimetres Pressure

Atmospheres Newtons per Square Metres Pressure

Atmospheres Pounds per Square Inches Pressure

Atmospheres Torrs Pressure

Bars Atmospheres Pressure

Bars Newtons per Square Metres Pressure

Bars Pounds per Square Inches Pressure

Kilo Gram per CM Squar Bars Pressure

Gigapascals Megapascals Pressure

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Multiply by

1.01325

1.03323

101,325

14.6959

760

0.986923

100,000

14.504

0.98

1,000

AREA BY COORDINATES

NOTES:1 The minimum number of points is 3 for a closed shape.2 The starting and end points are the same as you must close the shape.3 This should only be used for outlines with straight lines.

Insert No. of Points 4

Point No. x yStart Point 1 531434.9 189623.4197

2 531453.5 189641.2532 5957650.07 25.74033 564275.34 0

End Point 1 0

AREA 2978825.03

PERIMETER 564301.062

45 3

21

CUBE & CUBOID

A cube has the lengths of sides equal.

a 3

Volume of Cube 27

Surface area of cube 54

A cubiod is a rectangular solid

a 4b 6c 8

Volume of cuboid 192

Surface area of cuboid 240

a

cb

a

aa

CYLINDER

1. VOLUME OF CYLINDER = r h

h

r 5 Known Valuesh 280 Volume 2136

r 15.32Volume 21991.15 h

2. CURVED SURFACE AREA OF CYLINDER = 2 r h

r 5 Known Valuesh 280 CSA

r 5Curved Surface Area 8796.459 h 15.75

3. TOTAL SURFACE AREA OF CYLINDER = 2 r (r + h)

r 5 Known Valuesh 15.75 TSA

r 5Total Surface Area 651.8805 h 15.75

r

SolutionVolume

rh 2.896902

2 r h

SolutionCSA 494.8008

rh

2 r (r + h)

SolutionTSA 651.8805

rh

CYLINDER CSA A AND SLANT HEIGHT l

1. VOLUME =

A 15l 12.99607

Volume 194.9411

A 15h 12.36

72

Volume 194.9411

2. LATERAL SURFACE AREA = pl = ph / SIN

p 17.89l 12.99607

Volume 232.4997

p 17.89h 12.36

72

Volume 232.4997

Al = Ah / SIN

l

A

h

CIRCULAR CYLINDER OF RADIUS r AND SLANT HEIGHT l

1. VOLUME = r h = r l SIN

r 5h 15 l

Volume 1178.097

r 5l 15.81139

71.56505

Volume 1178.097

2. CURVED SURFACE AREA = 2 r l = 2 r h =SIN

r 5l 15.81139

CSA 496.7294

r 5 r 5h 15 h 15

71.56505 71.56505

CSA 496.7294 CSA 496.7294

CIRCULAR CYLINDER OF RADIUS r AND SLANT HEIGHT l

r

h

2 r h COSEC

By: Mr. B. A. Beg

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ELLIPSE OF SEMI-MAJOR AXIS a AND SEMI-MINOR AXIS b

1. AREA = a b

a 12b 5

Area 188.4956

2. PERIMETER =

= 2 (a + b) (Approximately)

a 12b 5

Perimeter 81.68141

4 a 1 - k SIN d

a

b

/2

0

ELLIPSE OF SEMI-MAJOR AXIS a AND SEMI-MINOR AXIS b

ELLIPSOID OF SEMI-AXES a, b, c

1. VOLUME OF ELLIPSOID = 4/3 a b c

a 7b 15.78c 13.45

Volume 6223.231

a

c

EXCEL WORKSHEET FUNCTIONS

1. RADIAN function

Angle Angle Radians

72 1.2566370614 i.e multiply angle in degrees by PI/180

2. DEGREE function

Angle Radians Angle i.e multiply angle in radians by 180/PI1.2566370614 72

3. SIN function

SIN (number) Number is the angle in radians for which you want the sine.

If your argument is in degrees, multiply it by PI()/180 or use the RADIANSfunction to convert it to radians.

Radians45 Sin 45 = 0.785398 0.707107 or 0.707107

Use ASIN (Number) to convert back to angle

Returns the arcsine, or inverse sine, of a number. The arcsine is the angle whosesine is number. The returned angle is given in radians in the range -pi/2 to pi/2.

45 degrees

4. COS function

COS (number) Number is the angle in radians for which you want the cosine.

If your argument is in degrees, multiply it by PI()/180 or use the RADIANSfunction to convert it to radians.

Sin

Radians30 Cos 30 = 0.523599 0.866025

Cos

1.256637

72

If your argument is in degrees, multiply it by PI()/180 or use the RADIANS

Returns the arcsine, or inverse sine, of a number. The arcsine is the angle whosesine is number. The returned angle is given in radians in the range -pi/2 to pi/2.

If your argument is in degrees, multiply it by PI()/180 or use the RADIANS

FACTORIAL

The product of a number and all those below it.

Expressed as n!

5

= 81

Number 25,000

Text Twenty Five Thousand

NOTES1 Enter numbers between the range 1 to 99,999,999,9992 Do not enter any decimal points

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INFRASTRUCTURE

FRUSTRUM OF CONE

1. VOLUME OF FRUSTRUM OF CONE = 1/3 h (R + R r + r)

r

h l

R

r 5 Known ValuesR 11.2 Volume 5512.678h 25.5 r

R 11.2Volume 5512.678 h 25.5

2. CURVED SURFACE AREA OF FRUSTRUM OF CONE =

r 5 Known ValuesR 11.2 CSAl 26.75 r 5

R 11.2Curved Surface Area 1361.409 l 26.75

3. TOTAL SURFACE AREA OF FRUSTRUM OF CONE =

r 5 Known ValuesR 11.2 TSA 1834.03l 26.75 r

R 11.2Total Surface Area 1834.03 l 26.75

1/3 h (R + R r + r)

Solution a 26.70354Volume b 299.0796

r 5 c -2162.987Rh

2. CURVED SURFACE AREA OF FRUSTRUM OF CONE = l (R + r)

SolutionCSA 1361.409

rRl

3. TOTAL SURFACE AREA OF FRUSTRUM OF CONE = l (R + r) + R + r

Solution a 3.141593TSA b 84.0376

r 5 c -498.7278Rl

Solution -b b 4ac 2a5 -299.0796 89448.62 -231038 53.40708

-16.2b - 4ac SQRT(b - 4ac)320486.2 320486.2 566.115

x1x2

Solution -b b 4ac 2a5 -84.0376 7062.319 -6267.199 6.283185

-31.75b - 4ac SQRT(b - 4ac)13329.52 13329.52 115.4535

x1x2

SQRT(b - 4ac)

GIRDER I-SECTION

1. AREA OF GIRDER I-SECTION = (a1 h1) + 1/2 (a1 + a2) h2 + (a2 h3) + 1/2 ( a2 + a3 ) h4 + a3 h5

mma1 450 Height of Sectiona2 150a3 250 Length of I-Sectionh1 100h2 300 Volume of I-Sectionh3 1000h4 450h5 400

mm 475000m 0.475

a3

a1

a2

h1

h2

h3

h4

h5

(a1 h1) + 1/2 (a1 + a2) h2 + (a2 h3) + 1/2 ( a2 + a3 ) h4 + a3 h5

Height of Section 2250

Length of I-Section 25

Volume of I-Section 11.875 m

GRAPHS

y

a

b

c

True Origin

m =

Non-linear relationships can sometimes be converted into linear relationships. The mostcommon of these are provided in table below:

EQUATION PLOT GRADIENT INTERCEPT

a b

a b

a b

The equation of a straight line can be written in the form "y = mx + c"gradient of the line and "c" is the intercept on the y-axis.

y = axn + b y v xn

y = a/xn + b y v 1/xn

y = a n x + b y v nx

ab

a b

log y v log x n log a

log y v x log b log a

log y v x b log e log a

y = axn + bxn-1 y/xn-1 v x

y = axn

y = abx

y = aebx

xNon-linear relationships can sometimes be converted into linear relationships. The most

INTERCEPT

b

b

b

The equation of a straight line can be written in the form "y = mx + c" where "m" is the

blog a

log a

log a

RADIUS OF CIRCLE INSCRIBED IN TRIANGLE OF SIDES a, b, c

r = s (s-a) (s-b) (s-c)s

a c

b

a 26b 27c 14s 33.5

Radius 178.4543

r

RADIUS OF CIRCLE INSCRIBED IN TRIANGLE OF SIDES a, b, c

1. Area = n r SIN (2/n) = n r SIN (360/n)

n 5r 12

Area 342.3803

2. Perimeter = 2 r SIN( /n) = 2 r SIN( 180/n)

n 5r 12

Perimeter 71.70797

REGULAR POLYGON OF n SIDES INSCRIBED IN CIRCLE OF RADIUS

r

SIDES INSCRIBED IN CIRCLE OF RADIUS r

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DIFF GMT4.50 1.00 1.00

-3.00 3.00

10.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 6.00 1.00 6.00

-3.00 8.00 2.00 6.50 7.00 1.00

-5.00 2.00 3.00 8.00

-7.00 3.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 3.00

-12.00 1.00 3.00 1.00 0.00 2.00 2.00 0.00 5.50 7.50 3.50 3.00 1.00 3.00

1.00 9.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 9.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 2.00 1.50 8.50 5.00 2.00

-6.00 2.00 9.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 5.75 1.00

-11.00 -6.00 1.00 1.00 4.00 5.00

-7.00 -7.00 8.00 1.00 1.00 3.00 2.00 3.00 3.00 0.00 8.00 2.00 1.00 5.50 2.00 2.00

1.00 3.00 8.00 3.00 3.00 7.50 2.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 0.00

-5.00 3.00 7.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00

PARABOLA

1. AREA = 2/3 ab

Ba 4.5

a

b 7.75

Area 23.25

Ab

2. ARC LENGTH ABC = b +16a + b Ln 4a + b +16a

a 4.5b 7.75

ARC Length ABC 12.43357

8a b

Cb

4a + b +16a

4a + b +4.57.75

PARABOLOID OF REVOLUTION

1. VOLUME OF PARABOLOID = b a

a 15.75b 7.25

Volume 1300.398

a

PARALLELEPIPED OF CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA A AND HEIGHT h

1. VOLUME =

h

aA 256.326h 1.35

Volume 346.0401

a 15.75b 7.65c 4.5

72.5

Volume 372.9495

A h = abc SIN

PARALLELEPIPED OF CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA A AND HEIGHT h

Ac

b

a

PARALLELOGRAM

1. AREA OF PARALLELOGRAM = bh

h

b

b 5 Known Valuesh 7 Area 35

bAREA 35 h 7

SolutionArea

b 5h

PERCENTAGE DIFFERENCE

a b4934.289 4983.681 1.0%

4934.289 4983.632 1%

PERMUTATIONS

An arrangement of objects in which order is important

For example the letters a, b, and c can be arranged in six different orders

abcacbbacbcacabcba

4 24

Also see Combinations

n P n = n!

An arrangement of objects in which order is important

For example the letters a, b, and c can be arranged in six different orders

24

PERPETUAL CALENDARJulian Gregorian

Century0 100 200 300 400 500 600 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900

Year700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 2000 2100 2200 23001400 1500

0 DC ED FE GF AG BA CB BA C E G1 29 57 85 B C D E F G A F G B D F2 30 58 86 A B C D E F G E F A C E3 31 59 87 G A B C D E F D E G B D4 32 60 88 FE GF AG BA CB DC ED CB DC FE AG CB5 33 61 89 D E F G A B C A B D F A6 34 62 90 C D E F G A B G A C E G7 35 63 91 B C D E F G A F G B D F8 36 64 92 AG BA CB DC ED FE GF ED FE AG CB ED9 37 65 93 F G A B C D E C D F A C10 38 66 94 E F G A B C D B C E G B11 39 67 95 D E F G A B C A B D F A12 40 68 96 CB DC ED FE GF AG BA GF AG CB ED GF13 41 69 97 A B C D E F G E F A C E14 42 70 98 G A B C D E F D E G B D15 43 71 99 F G A B C D E C D F A C16 44 72 ED FE GF AG BA CB DC CB ED GF BA17 45 73 C D E F G A B A C E G18 46 74 B C D E F G A G B D F19 47 75 A B C D E F G F A C E20 48 76 GF AG BA CB DC ED FE ED GF BA DC21 49 77 E F G A B C D C E F G22 50 78 D E F G A B C B D F A23 51 79 C D E F G A B A C E G24 52 80 BA CB DC ED FE GF AG GF BA DC FE25 53 81 G A B C D E F E G B D26 54 82 F G A B C D E C D F A C27 55 83 E F G A B C D B C E G B28 56 84 DC ED FE GF AG BA CB AG BA DC FE AG

Jan Oct A B C D E F GFeb Mar Nov D E F G A B CApr Jul G A B C D E FMay B C D E F G AJun E F G A B C DAug C D E F G A BSept Dec F G A B C D E

1 8 15 22 29 Sun Satur Fri Thurs Wednes Tues Mon2 9 16 23 30 Mon Sun Satur Fri Thurs Wednes Tues3 10 17 24 31 Tues Mon Sun Satur Fri Thurs Wednes4 11 18 25 Wednes Tues Mon Sun Satur Fri Thurs5 12 19 26 Thurs Wednes Tues Mon Sun Satur Fri6 13 20 27 Fri Thurs Wednes Tues Mon Sun Satur7 14 21 28 Satur Fri Thurs Wednes Tues Mon Sun

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2011

JanFebMarAprMayJunJul

AugSeptOctNovDec


2012

JanFebMarAprMayJunJul

AugSeptOctNovDec


POLAR TO RECTANGULAR

Equation

P1 P22 32 4

d

d 2.236068

Known Values Solutiond 5.23645 d

-2.236454

34

d = (x2 - x1)2 + (y2 - y1)2

x1 x2y1 y2

x1 x1y1 y1x2 x2y2 y2

x1, y1

x2, y2

x2, y2

POLAR TO RECTANGULAR

Equation

dP1

0P2

0

P30

P40

P50

P60

P70

P80

P90

P10

TOTAL DISTANCE 0

d = (x2 - x1)2 + (y2 - y1)2

x1 y1

PYRAMID

1. VOLUME OF PYRAMID = 1/3 A h

hArea of Base = A

a 5 For area of base Known Valuesb 2.35 Volume 58.75h 15 a

b 2.35Volume 58.75 h 15

SolutionVolume

a 5bh

QUADRATIC EQUATION

If ax + bx + c = 0

x = - b b - 4ac2a

a 1b 10c 20

Solution-2.763932-7.236068

x1x2

RECTANGLE

1. AREA OF RECTANGLE = B x H

B

H

Rectangle has both sides equal to one another and all angles are at 90

B 10H 4

AREA 40

Known Values SolutionAREA AREA 40

B 10 BH 4 H

2. PERIMETER OF RECTANGLE = 2 x (B + H)

B 10H 4

Perimeter 28

Known Values SolutionPerimeter 28 Perimeter

B B 10H 4 H

RECTANGULAR PARALLELEPIPED OF LENGTH a, HEIGHT b, WIDTH c

1. VOLUME = a b c

a 4b 7.5c 15

Volume 450 a

2. SURFACE AREA = 2 (ab + ac + bc)

a 4b 7.5c 15

Surface Area 405

RECTANGULAR PARALLELEPIPED OF LENGTH a, HEIGHT b, WIDTH c

b

c

REGULAR POLYGON

b Perimeter = n b

b 4.563 1.256637 radiansn 5 72 degrees

Area 2373.211Perimeter 22.815

Regular Polygon of n sides, with sides each of length b

Area = 1/4 n b cot ( / n)

2 / n

2 / n =

Area = 1/4 n b cot ( / n)

Equation m = or m =

P1 P20 30 1

m 0.333333 18.43495

Known Values Solutionm 0.1 m

1.2

524.2639.32

528.072

SLOPE m OF LINE JOINING TWO POINTS P1 (x1, y1) AND P2 (

y2 - y1 tan

x2 - x1

x1 x2y1 y2

x1 x1y1 y1x2 x2y2 y2

V H Slope1 in 2.78 0.360

1 in 2.78 0.36

) AND P2 (x2, y2)

SQUARE

1. AREA OF SQUARE = aa

a

A square has both sides equal to one another, all four angles are 90

a 5

AREA 25

2. PERIMETER OF SQUARE = 4 a

a 5

PERIMETER 20

STATISTICS

1234

1 Average or The sum of all the items divided by the number of itemsArithmetical Mean

n

1 322 253 334 265 2567891011121314151617181920

Average 28.2

2 Mode The most frequently occurring, or repetetive, value in an array or range of data

1 322 25

AverageModeMedianStandard Deviation

a1, a2, a3, a4 an

3 334 265 256 327 278 259 3110 2611 25121314151617181920

Mode 25

3 Median The median is the number in the middle of a set of numbers

1 252 253 254 255 266 267 278 319 3210 3211 3312 34131415161718

1920

Median 26.5

4 Standard Deviation This is a statistic that measures the tendency of data to be spread out. Intuitively, it is amargin of error associated with a given expected value.

=N

1 26 45.25622 33 0.074383 25 59.710744 26 45.25625 45 150.61986 35 5.1652897 36 10.710748 37 18.25629 45 150.619810 25 59.7107411 27 32.80165121314151617181920

Average 32.72727

52.56198

( x - x ) 2

The most frequently occurring, or repetetive, value in an array or range of data

This is a statistic that measures the tendency of data to be spread out. Intuitively, it is a

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TORUS Inner radius a, Outer radius b

1. VOLUME = 1/4 (a + b)(b - a)

a 10b 15.75

Volume 2100.645

2. SURFACE AREA = (b - a)

a 10b 15.75

Surface Area 1461.318

ab

TRACHTENBERG 3 DIGIT MULTIPLICATION1 2 5 x 3 7 4

STEP 1 1 2 5 x 3 7 402

STEP 21 2 5 x 3 7 4

5 04 2

STEP 31 2 5 x 3 7 47 5 03 4 2

STEP 3

STEP 41 2 5 x 3 7 4

6 7 5 01 3 4 2

STEP 51 2 5 x 3 7 4

4 6 7 5 00 1 3 4 2

STEP 6

STEP 6 1 2 5 x 3 7 44 6 7 5 00 1 3 4 2

TRACHTENBERG 3 DIGIT MULTIPLICATION

Multiply 4 x 5 20Write 0 under 5Carry 2

Multiply 4 x 2 8Multiply 7 x 5 35+ Carry 2 2

45

Write 5 under 2Carry 4

Multiply 4 x 1 4Multiply 7 x 2 14Multiply 3 x 5 15+ Carry 4 4

37

Write 7 under 1Carry 3


16

Write 6Carry 1


4

Write 4Carry 0


0


0 0 0 4 2 1 x 2 5Answer 1 0 6 5 1 3

P P P P P P

Carry 2 2 1


3 = 106513

TRAPEZIUM

AREA OF TRAPEZIUM = 1/2 h (a + b)

a

h

a 9b 3 bh 6

Area 36Known Values Solution

Area Areaa 3 ab 7 bh 2.53 h

Solution12.65

TRIANGLE

1. AREA OF TRIANGLE = 1/2 (b h)

H

B

B 3 Known ValuesH 4 Area 6

B 4AREA 6 H

2. AREA OF TRIANGLE (Sum of Sides)

where s = 1/2 (a + b + c)

a c

b

a 4b 3.45c 5.5s 6.475

AREA 6.874997

3. PERIMETER OF TRIANGLE (Sum of Sides)

A = s(s - a) (s - b)(s - c)

a c

b

Perimeter = a + b + ca 3b 15c 5

Perimeter 23

SolutionArea

BH 3

where s = 1/2 (a + b + c)

s(s - a) (s - b)(s - c)

TRIGONOMETRY I

C

For a right angled triangleh = hypotenuse

o = opposite side

A a = adjacent side B

SIN A =opposite side

=o

hypotenuse h

COS A =adjacent side

=a

hypotenuse h

TAN A =opposite side

=o

adjacent side a

COSEC A =1

=hypotenuse

=h

SIN A opposite side o

SEC A =1

=hypotenuse

=h

COS A adjacent side a

TAN A =1

=adjacent side

=a

TAN A opposite side o

SIN 60 =3 COS A = SIN (90 - A)2

SIN A = COS (90 - A)

SIN 30 =12

SIN 45 =22

COS 60 =12

COS 30 =32

COS 45 =22

TAN 60 = 3

TAN 30 =33

TAN 45 = 1

SIN (90 - A)

COS (90 - A)

TRIGONOMETRY II

C

3

5

o 3a 4h 5

4 B

SIN A =o

= 0.6 A = 36.8699 Degreesh

COS A =a

= 0.8 A = 36.8699 Degreesh

TAN A =o

= 0.75 A = 36.8699 Degreesa

Known Values Solutiono Angle 36.8699a 4 o 3h 5 a

h

TRIGONOMETRY III

Trigonmetrical Identities

SINA + COSA = 1

SECA = 1 + TANA

COSECA = 1 + COTA

TAN A =SIN ACOS A

The General Angle

Quadrant Angle SIN A

First 0 to 90 SIN A

Second 90 to 180 SIN(180 - A)

Third 180 to 270 - SIN(A - 180)

Fourth 270 to 360 - SIN(360 - A)

COS A TAN A

COS A TAN A

- COS(180 - A) - TAN(180 - A)

- COS(A - 180) TAN(A - 180)

COS(360 - A) - TAN(360 - A)

TRIGONOMETRY IV

For any triangle

c b

a

SINE RULEa

=b

=c

SIN A SIN B SIN C

COSINE RULE

a = b + c - 2bc COS A

b = a + c - 2ac COS B

c = a + b - 2ab COS C

TANGENT RULE TANB - C

=b - c

COT2 b + c

A

B C

SPHERE

1. VOLUME OF SPHERE = 4/3 r

r 5 d 10

Volume 523.5988

2. SURFACE AREA OF SPHERE = 4 r

r 5


3. SPHERICAL TRIANGLE OF SIDES ABC ON SPHERE OF RADIUS r

AREA OF TRIANGLE ABC = ( A + B + C - ) r

r

B

r

4. SPHERICAL CAP OF RADIUS r AND HEIGHT h =

h 5r 15

Volume 1047.197551

5. SURFACE AREA OF SPHERICAL CAP = 2 r h

h 5r 15


h

r

AC

Known Values SolutionVolume Volume 523.5988

r 5 r

Known Values SolutionSurface Area 314.1593 Surface Area

r r 5

3. SPHERICAL TRIANGLE OF SIDES ABC ON SPHERE OF RADIUS r

A 4B 6C 8r 15.75

Area 3685.814

1/3 h (3 r - h)

UNITS

Prefix Name Prefix Symbol Factor by which unit is multiplied Description

yotta Y 1.E+24 ### One Million Million Million Millionzetta Z 1.E+21 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 One Thousand Million Million Millionexa E 1.E+18 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 One Million Million Millionpeta P 1.E+15 1,000,000,000,000,000 One Thousand Million Milliontera T 1.E+12 1,000,000,000,000 One Million Milliongiga G 1.E+09 1,000,000,000 One Thousand Million

mega M 1.E+06 1,000,000 One Million myria my 1.E+04 10,000 Ten Thousandkilo k 1.E+03 1,000 One Thousand

hecto h 1.E+02 100 One Hundreddeca(aka deke) da 1.E+01 10 Ten

unit 1.E+00 1 Unitdeci d 1.E-01 0.1 One Tenthcenti c 1.E-02 0.01 One Hundredthmilli m 1.E-03 0.001 One Thousandth

micro m 1.E-06 0.000001 One Millionthnano n 1.E-09 0.000000001 One Thousand Millionthpico p 1.E-12 0.000000000001 One Million Millionth

femto f 1.E-15 0.000000000000001 One Thousand Million Millionthatto a 1.E-18 0.000000000000000001 One Million Million Millionth

WEDGE

1. VOLUME OF WEDGE = 1/2 bhl

d h

lb

b 5 Known Valuesh 3 Volume 112.5l 15 b 5

h 3Volume 112.5 l

2. SURFACE AREA OF WEDGE = bh + l (d + b + h)

b 4 For rt. Angled wedgeh 3l 15d 5

Surface Area 192

d = Slant Length

sin angle = o / hcos angle = a / h

SolutionVolume

bhl 15

tan angle = o / a 0.75angle 36.8699sin(angle) in radians 0.643501sin(angle) in degrees 0.6hypotenuse 5

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Alt + F4 Quit the Current Program All Esc Close Selected Drop-down List Box All

COMMON FORMATTING SHORTCUTS COMMON DATA ENTRY / EDITING FORMATSSHORTCUT KEY DESCRIPTION APPLICATIONS SHORTCUT KEY DESCRIPTION APPLICATIONS

Ctrl + B Apply Bold Formatting All Ctrl + Backspace Delete One Word to the Left All except ExcelCtrl + I Apply Italic Formatting All Crtl + Delete Delete One Word to the Right All except ExcelCtrl + U Apply Underline Formatting All Ctrl + C Copy Selected Text or Object AllCtrl + D Font Menu Word, Powerpoint Ctrl + X Cut Selected Text or Object AllCtrl + M Tab Word, Powerpoint Ctrl + V Paste Text or Object AllCtrl + Shift + < Decrease Font Size Word, Powerpoint Ctrl + C, Ctrl + C Display the Clipboard Toolbar AllCtrl + Shift + > Increase Font Size Word, Powerpoint Ctrl + F Find All, except OutlookCtrl + Shift + L Bullets Word, Powerpoint Ctrl + G Goto All, except OutlookCtrl + Shift + F Change the Font Word, Excel, Powerpoint Ctrl + H Replace All, except OutlookCtrl + Shift + P Change the Font Size Word, Excel, Powerpoint Ctrl + K Insert Hyperlink All, except OutlookCtrl + Shift + C Copy Formats Word, Powerpoint F7 Check Spelling AllCtrl + Shift + V Paste Formats Word, Powerpoint Alt + F7 Find Next Misspelling or Grammatical Error Word, PowerpointCtrl + Shift + V Paste Formats Word, Powerpoint F4 Repeat Last Action All, except OutlookCtrl + Tab Insert a tab in a table cell Word Ctrl + Z Undo the Last Action AllShift + F3 Change the Case of Letters Word, Powerpoint Ctrl + Y Redo the Last Action All

Ctrl + Tab, Ctrl Page Down

Ctrl + O, Ctrl + F12

Ctrl + Shift + Tab, Ctrl + Shift + Page UpTab, Shift + Tab

Move to Next / Previous Option, Option Group, Button or ControlPerform the Action Assigned to the Selected Button; Select or Clear the Check Box

Ctrl + F6, Ctrl + Shift + F6

Select Option or Toggle Check Box next to Underlined Letter

Ctrl + F4, Ctrl + W

INDEXAnglesArabic to RomanAutoCADCalendarCalendar AnnualCalendar DesktopCircleCircumscribed Radius ICircumscribed Radius IICombinationsConeConstantsConversion FactorsCoordinate AreaCube & CuboidCylinderCylinder (CSA)Cylinder SlantedDOS CharactersEllipseEllipsoidExcel Worksheet FunctionsFactorialFig2NumFilesFrustrum of ConeGirder I-SectionGraphsInscribed Radius IInscribed Radius IINations of the WorldParabolaParaboloidParallelepipedParallelogramPercentage DiffPermutationsPerpetual CalendarPocket CalendarPolar to RectangularPolar to Rectangular (2)PyramidQuadratic EquationRectangleRectangular ParallelepipedRegular PolygonSlope mSquareStatisticsTelephone Message PadTorusTrachtenberg 3D MultTrachtenberg PracticeTrapeziumTriangleTrigonometry ITrigonometry IITrigonometry IIITrigonometry IVSphereUnitsWedgeWindows Shortcuts

3-amaizing formulas,à (mathematics, areas-weight etc)

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