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The document outlines various mathematical concepts including functions, integration techniques, vector operations, and probability distributions. It discusses how to test for functions, composite functions, and self-inverse functions, as well as methods for integration by parts and substitution. Additionally, it covers properties of vectors, including collinearity and the cross product, and introduces binomial and normal distributions with their respective assumptions and applications.

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-
ean
(X values
mput values
doman >
-
Pf :

>
range Rf output values <y values
-
:

1 .
To test for function

test ->
every ilp must field are specific opp
vertical we

eg Y

#
,

&

x
zk

proof :

at most
for * 2k >
KER ,
x2k cuts the graph ye fax
once
-:: fax) is a function.

. Test
2 m. functions
for

horizontal live test


for y2k, KER its the graph ye fax)

·
,

at most once .
fa is one-one &

f"exists
theme

determining ear of f":


. Fit
characteristics of nur
1 make faxizy
>
-
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"

Rf2 + 3. replace x ulf & y wix


Df
note :
may have to reg . Soln depends on

context of an
>
-
symmetrical about yex

common intersection pt :
yzxz fr ef"cx>
.
3 composite fric

·
for composite fit yafgexs
,

>
Rg - Df < Rinergic = Porter firic]
-

to test for composite Int to exist ,

check Rg & Df
composite sit exists
>
- if it satisfies above ris, then

>
mtdI sketching of graphs
making
-

·
finding me of composite frit faces
>
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replace x m glys i 80x7

4. self-im . fi

>
-
8"Ga fas , same rules

properties of self-im . free

>
-

Df" 7
Rf
Rf"2 Df

symmetry about y2x

* >
- f "ED2f(x)
88(x) = 8"f(x) = x #w>
888(x) 28 [ff"] 2 f(x) 83x]

even exx

fodd CXD2f(x)
integration
1 by parts
1 - easily diff
.
-easin intergable
>
-
ur-Jude 7 I


LATE
T
diff out

e . exponential of logarithmic

(a) ema
as
Jaxdx + co

us
Jonath + 2 , no

.
3 trigo fra

& Justix ax2-ro+

I
(smx) = cosx X +
an

(WSX) -
sma Joucosesay) = -

[x]
ro+ +c

Cox) 2 seeix

& (cot x) 2 - cosex

y . products of some & coste frL

simx cosny =
-]smaenix + sm cm -m> x]
cosmo cosux =
Elws(m+n>X + ros (m-m>x]

smmx smoxz -
E[cscnty(X- wsm-n)+ ]

.
3 mut .
by substitution

Joxon-J fax du
nz ...

z ....
6. ot . In the form

It bxt
d o

1is
I sout the fractions

+
↓ complete the

faxs
square fur

k, (2 x)) + ksm"1 )... k, (In/fex1) + 12 trC ...
>
2

4 (In/frx1) +
1 in ( ...
T

application of ot
.

viemman sum

>
-
overestimation
>
-
underestination

>
-
m .
of rectangles is
,
sum of areas : area under
gre
Z

Z
vectors

1 . Prove collinea

-
E 1
>
-

AB 2 KAG 7
. , common point A
,

A, B , C Collinea

.
2 Natio theorem

A X
P >
-
*b +
ma
M
OP z -
B
*+ M

M
O
-

not
.
3 Not product -
rector

B 211141 wso ,
dis badIn

=
.
z P.

↓ .
14
* .

MW2 XM(b)
C) b+ 2

OA + 0By
> test for perpendicular
~
-

= 0 <

B b* L cannot divide
=
2 =>

(i) ( *] ex + Yitz
4. cross product
x2 llision ,
o is btw & ,
i wit rector

)
=
@xb2-Bx

X =0

* XMb = XM(GXb]

~ x (Y = 2) z(@x1 + (GX & )

each others
X b =0 Ca parallel to

I /bl smo
InY1=

(i) x() 2
(i) D
2

= even uf 1 ABC = lay T


7

area of paielogram : ItXA


7
A B

was - vector form

e :
n =
(3)
-
+
x()
-
,
xe

positional directional
vector vector can
cannot factorise
facturise

cartesian from a make o the]


= parametric form =
subject
X = a, + Ad,
93
=
X -
al z -

ei y zaz + xdz
d3
z zaz + xdz
3 . God's A &

B
verson of projection /./:
It,
=/ABX1-
muertest
to l
as from

-
/x
I BF ,
l
A

[
F

projection vector Anto


-
>
-
N
I

z F -

T.
6 . 4 to 2 lives

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s"(Il
if an ask for acute put mod 1
,

7 .
Vis bew lives

are parallel 2 2) prove they intersect


1) prove they
.

2
equate Whs test
,
1 .: v Xd, x me
=
a + ,
constant X , i value
12 :
v =
q2 + m .

dy
d,
zk
-

.
3 2) skew mys

they fail Parneld intersection test

>
-
do parallel test , then into test
planes

F
= parametric form

↑: 2+ & +
MG XIMER
-

generat
pt

2 Scala

~: product

↓ ↓
severel
point on
paint
plane
on A

= contesion from

- () -(3)
7)
:. 2 ax + by + Cz =
N

God's A 2 oB

in
terjection lAR
>
/
a
shortest dist 1 B to a
.
z IAB .
(AB .
>
-
rect RB 2
- bow & &

btw 21 e, &e2
>
- bow 27 , A, Az/< ,

"I
I >
-
add for
o cost acute

>
- bter & l

ou"I da
vis bar R& A

1. paramel e not

:
e z@ + & & Nin 12k.

creas d. I zo , if they are not, they are intersecting

2 . Point was on a

if & was on a
nz k ,

it I do not we ad but is U 0 a
1 *K ,

its bow As

1. Paramel
a :
1 ,
z
,
: 1 .

12 - K2

if 2 > KER
,

2 As are paramel

D are
if , then minsect
my
comment both to
cutesion equ
& solve
ax + by + cz zk
for intersection
complex .
no

i = F
z zX + iY , xzReCzs , y = (m(z)
*
z zx -

iy

company coefficients

a + bi =p + gi

a =
p b =
, q

simultaneous
soling ear

1 .
identify less & isolate
complicated umex no
.

2 .
Sub new ear & net remaining complex no be z-x+ in

3 .
Solve first complex no . Then and urphey .
me

polymonial eaus

>
- complex coring att not theorems
bis roots
applicable when all coefficients I >
- zz ca +
7
z
Y
Z
zz (a -
bi)
eat

argand diagram
un(z)
0 =ten" (5)
1 ist a
Y -
and > =P-mm" (5)

-
2d =) 02 - P + ren" (5)
uth ) 02 -tan" (3)
30

7 Re(z)
X

171zvag( 7770 :

exponential - zz
reio pole => z =
rcrosp + ismo)
1 zN12 /ZIX I WI > -ong(z)
2) & agCz
ay(z) + agCW
= ag(zw) =

org (E) 2
ag Czs-agIW)
1z41 = izin
ery (Ins =
narg (1)
*
17 12 1Z1

DRV (Starts 3)
z

)
=
0[p(X2x) 11 for anx

= [P(X2x) =
1

= ECX) =
mem = [x PCX2x)

G Eca) en

z (ax) = aE(X)
& laXEb) = a E(X) eb

& (aXI b7) z nECT: bE(Y)

Va(X) > ECXS-EX] = 52

2 E(X - u]2 = E(X) -

12

5 = Farms

vo(n) zr

var(ax) = a
?
Var(X)

Va (aXIbY) = a
:
Vor(X) + b2Varly)
Binomial distribution (starts 4)

how to identify => assumptions

>
- Rixed no of trans >
- Xv B(n , PS

>
-
independent events
>
-
same a constant probability
pubderity of occuring
>
- two outcomes

how to solve

> 1 3 unknown :
↑ (X)
=
Il - ,

4 end graph -> table with


XwB(n , p)
12 2
>
-
unknown :

use such untel


z
Y
+
-pyn
-

P(Xzx) = "Gp c

>
- 4 unknown :

binom colf or bimempey

mode of binomial distribution


for XNBC n , P)
>
-
we wh highest probability
E(x) z up
X2X
Var(X) znpCl-p>

2
z(X)(1 p]
Normal distribution (starts 5)

1 probability z area under graph


has equal chance
.
2 total probability =1 random sampling
>
- create to context of
ans
.
3 assumption : events are independent
68-95-99 7 whe
4. empirical rule >
- .

merral
one
> an the 199 7 % s vies
population
m


- .
-

uI30-
-
about
-
95 % was in the
-
n =
20
merval 68 to
-
lies in T
intervey

99 7 %
.
-> M = 30

93 % >
-
M 1 20

68% -
> M15 M-mean r-standard deviation
-7-variance
properties of Normal distribution

52 aX-brN(am + b 9322
1 XNN (M , , then ,

E(ax1b) = aE(x) Ib

zaMlb
4
P
Var(aX[b) = a Va(x) + o

2952n

.
2 events X & Y are independent

+3 >& Yon (M2 5)


X ~N (M,
,
=

6283
2
aX 1 bY NN(aM , 1 bMy1935 ,
+

3 . if X , , ...,
Xn independent observations
,

(i) nXw N(nm , na2


(i) X, + ... + YnvN(nM , not

* vandom sumde
1 equal chance of being selected
of one independent of selection of any or
·

.
2 selection

ob. being selected


solving ans
unknows
0 Q 1 2

XNN ( M , 52) standardisation


>
-
,

P(X(x)
= zwN(0 , 1)

⑤ z -
M

3. unknow check left , right ,

centre tevil
= int norm ->

4 unknow

>
- binompdf

Sampling I stats 6)

unbaised estimate of pop . mean


1

*
= 2
.
2 unbaised estimate of pop. Var
.

> not provided in

5
variance
sample
-

x
MF26
U

x o

sample mem X NN(m , 2zy


X, +... + xn - -(nM , no2)

(m
* ,
- n X n N(n M , n282
distribution is normal
if an did not state
.
3 Central vinut theorem >
-

when population sufficiently large


size >
-
n 0
,

*
~N (M , approx

X , +.. + YnNN (nM , no approx -

unknow
if population var .

↑ ~N (m >
**
S2
w 2
# (E- ) 2M526)
of mey. Mo
Hypothesis testing (starts 1) .
def >
-
10s : probability
when it is actually true
A. steps to solving and

1. Define X & M

vet X be or denoting
...
let M be vr
demoting
... resting to against M
,

2 . Define Ho& H, H : M < Mo zu Hi :


My Mp
>
- left til >
- center tail
No > nmi
-

hypothesis > over


estimate
-

,
H -
> alternative hypothesis
Hi : M7 Mo
test No : M2 I
>
-
right toil
against H : M. >
-
under estimate

.
3 state distribution
M
XNN(M ,

I
under to

pop mean if >30, Cht, Yo (M , approx.


M > by

I
-

-> pop verience/


unbaised est.
of pop Variance
.

t
n > sample size

-

.
4 state test start,

=M we ,

3 some

pramePLZAzcal] ZEM
.

critical
(a) (b) E test -
> keyMGC value

>
- When no unknow/ >
- an other uknows

Los unknown >


-
compare ul critical value wl
>
-
compare prate ul inVmorm
Los
critical * repends whether
if pC LOS at x %,
Eco
>
-
value,
>
-
night ten
nue sufficient end to reject to
have sufficient end or eff
Creft tewl]
to reg Mo .
tem
> E
-

calc > rule,


critical
if p > LOS at X %,
have insufficient end , cannot
msufficient
have end
reject to , right
foul
& cannot veg No .
pvalue calculation >
-
Pure : smallest revel of significance for

hul
which mypothesis do can be
I
zM .
rejected
I
-
2
use Gt
stats -
> Tests >
-
z-test

key values >


-
calculate for Eac

if
.
3 we reject
No prame < LOS , there is sufficient end to reject to
cases
M: MC Mo
(i) test Ho
: Mz Mo against
use normal odf
prare = p(Z[Eca] >
-

M20 o z1
,

his rest Ho : Mz No against Hi : M > Mo

prance = p(zx Zcalc)

(iii) test Mo: M = No against H :


ME No

prome =
p((z1 > (Eca
2 P(zc-zcalc) + P(z > Econc]

proue of C tall test ex prome of corresponding I fewl test

Econc . Ccritical regin mid


wan"
I I
critical region

LOS do
critical met >
-

region reject Ecalc MM


.

Mo critical region
,
L

Ecalc We in
.
reject
No

in reject to

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