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Math 208 Questions With 100% Actual

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(Arithmetic Sequence) a_n - correct answers✔✔= a_1 + (n-1)(d) n > 1

(Geometric Sequence) a_n - correct answers✔✔= a_1[r^(n-1)]

(I - M)^(-1)D - correct answers✔✔= X

(if t = # of years) Total # of compounding periods: - correct answers✔✔n = mt

A^B - correct answers✔✔A and B

APY Compounded - correct answers✔✔[1 + (r/m)]^m = 1 + AYP

APY Compounded Continuously - correct answers✔✔e^r = 1 + APY

APY for Continuous Compounding - correct answers✔✔APY = e^r - 1

AvB - correct answers✔✔A or B

C_n, r - correct answers✔✔n!/(n-r)!r!

Common Difference d = - correct answers✔✔a_n = a_(n-1) + d

Common Ratio r = - correct answers✔✔a_n/a_(n-1) = r

Compound Interest - correct answers✔✔A = P[1+(r/m)]^mt

Compound Interest (formula #2): - correct answers✔✔A(n) = P(1 + j)^n

Continuous Compounding - correct answers✔✔A =Pe^rt

Definition of a Logarithm - correct answers✔✔Logarithmic function of base b.


The inverse of an exponential function with base b (b > 0) is called the logarithmic
function of base b. (=! 1)

It is derived via the following relationship:


y = log_b(x) <=> b^y = x

Effective interest rate per compounding period (Compound Interest): - correct


answers✔✔j = (r/m)
Exponential Decay - correct answers✔✔y = Ce^(kt)

f [M|I] is transformed into [I|B], then - correct answers✔✔B = M^(-1)

Final Demand Matrix - correct answers✔✔D

For simple interest: the amount accumulated is equal to: - correct answers✔✔A(t) = P(1
+ rt)

for y = Ce^kt, C = - correct answers✔✔Start Value

for y = Ce^kt, k = - correct answers✔✔rate of depreciation/growth k>0 => growth, k<0


=> depreciation

for y = Ce^kt, y = - correct answers✔✔function of time

formula for finding h - correct answers✔✔-b/2a

formula for finding k - correct answers✔✔c - (b^2/4a)

FV = - correct answers✔✔PMT {[(1 + i)^n] - 1/i}

Horizontal Asymptotes - correct answers✔✔Case 1: if deg n(x) < deg d(x) then y = 0
Case 2: deg n(x) = deg d(x) then y = a/b, where a is the coefficient of n(x) and b is the
coefficient of n(x)
Case 3: deg n(x) > deg d(x) there is no horizontal asymptote.

ln(e) = - correct answers✔✔1

log_b(b) = - correct answers✔✔1

log_b(m/n) = - correct answers✔✔log_b(m) - log_b(n)

log_b(m^n)= - correct answers✔✔n · log_b(m)

log_b(mn) = - correct answers✔✔log_b(m) + log_b(n)

M^(-1) where M = [a, b; c, d] - correct answers✔✔M^(-1) = (1/ad-bc) [d, -b, -c, a]


provided that (ad-bc DNE 0)

MM^(-1) = - correct answers✔✔I

n(AvB) = - correct answers✔✔n(A) + n(B) - n(A^B)

Output Matrix - correct answers✔✔X


OutstandingBalance = - correct answers✔✔OB_(t-1) - 100

P_n, r - correct answers✔✔n!/(n-r)!

P(AvB) = - correct answers✔✔P(A)/n(S) + P(B)/n(S) - P(A^B)/n(S)

P(E) = - correct answers✔✔n(E)/n(S)

Point-Slope Form - correct answers✔✔m = (y_2 + y_1)/(x_2 + x_1)

PV = - correct answers✔✔PMT [1 - (1 + i)^-n/i]

Quadratic Formula - correct answers✔✔x = [-b +/- (square root of quantity:) (b^2 -
4ac)/2a]

Simple Interest - correct answers✔✔I = Prt

Slope-Intercept Form - correct answers✔✔y = mx + b

Standard Form - correct answers✔✔Ax + By = C

Sum of an Infinite Geometric Sequence S_(infinity) - correct answers✔✔= (a_1)/(1-r), -1


<r<1

Sum of Arithmetic Sequence - correct answers✔✔S = (n/2) (a_1 + a_n)

Sum of Geometric Sequence - correct answers✔✔S = a_1 [(1-r^n)/(1-r)]

Technology Matrix - correct answers✔✔M

Total Increase in Spending - correct answers✔✔a_1 + a_1(%spent) + a_1(%spent)^2...

Vertex - correct answers✔✔(h, k)

Vertex Form - correct answers✔✔y = a(x - h)^2 + k

Vertical Asymptotes - correct answers✔✔Case 1: where d(x) = 0


Case 2: There is a common zero for n(x) and d(x). There is an x = c where n(c) = d(c) =
0.
n(x)/d(x) = (x-c)/(x-c) n^1(x)/d^1(x) --> consider n^1(x)/d^1(x) and if there are no more
common zeroes, we go to Case 1 but with the reduced form.

When calculating the inverse, if there is a row of zeroes on the left of the vertical line,
then - correct answers✔✔there is no inverse! (stop)

X = - correct answers✔✔MX + D

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