Category Archives: Gymnasiematematik(high school math)

Probability

The probability of a certan outcome of an experiment can be calculated as the quotient of the number of outcomes giving the desired result and the number of possible outcomes. P(A) = (number of outcomes giving the desired results)/ (number … Fortsätt läsa

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Polar rose

An example of> polar coordinates >and the funny graphs you can draw with them. Here a >polar rose>.

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Regula de tri och ekvationer samt olikheter

  Ekvationelösningens grunder visas i denna filmsnutt.   This is one of the most useful methods in mathematics when it comes to usefulness. It means ‘the rule of three’ and concerns computing the third un-known variable when the two others … Fortsätt läsa

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Partial differential equations

A Partial differential equation is a differential equation that contains unknown multivariable functions and their partial derivatives. They are used to formulate problems involving functions of several variables. They can either be solved by hand or used to create a relevant computer … Fortsätt läsa

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Similarity

Two triangles are similar if all the corresponding angles are equal. Then the ratios of the corresponding sides to each other are the same for both triangles. In the fig above AB/BC = DE/EF or AB/DE = BC/EF. A list … Fortsätt läsa

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Separable variables

Differential equations of the form dy/dx = – P(x)/Q(y) then it is possible to separate the variables Q(y)dy = – P(x) dx → Q(y) dy + P(x) dx = 0 Ex y´+ sinx y = 0 y´ = -sinx y dy/y … Fortsätt läsa

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Differential equations

An equation containing the derivative of a function is called a differential equation. Depending on the order of the derivatives it is of the first, second or higher order. The simplest differential equation is an ordinary linear homogenous differential equation of the first order: y’ + … Fortsätt läsa

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factorization (faktorisering)

Factorization means to decompose a number or polynomial into a product of other objects, called factors, which when multiplied together gives the original number or polynomial. Ex. The number 16 = 2*2*2*2 when factorized into prime numbers. Since prime-numbers can’t be factorized … Fortsätt läsa

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de Moivre’s formula and complex-conjugation.

(e^ix )^n = cos(nx) + i sin(nx) is called de Moivre’s formula. The formula is named after the 17 th. century French huguenot mathematician Abraham de Moivre. Also the variable in of a function can be a complex number. f(z) … Fortsätt läsa

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Zeno’s paradoxes

Zeno of Elea It is impossible to arrive at any destination since at first you have to travel half the distance and then half the remaining distance and so on. This means you have to travel an infinite number of … Fortsätt läsa

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