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GRE math

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1^2   1  
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2^2   4  
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3^2   9  
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4^2   16  
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5^2   25  
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6^2   36  
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7^2   49  
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8^2   64  
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9^2   81  
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10^2   100  
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11^2   121  
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12^2   144  
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13^2   169  
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14^2   196  
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15^2   225  
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16^2   256  
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17^2   289  
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18^2   324  
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19^2   361  
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20^2   400  
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4^1/2   2  
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9^1/2   3  
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16^1/2   4  
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25^1/2   5  
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36^1/2   6  
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49^1/2   7  
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64^1/2   8  
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81^1/2   9  
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100^1/2   10  
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121^1/2   11  
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144^1/2   12  
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169^1/2   13  
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196^1/2   14  
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225^1/2   15  
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256^1/2   16  
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289^1/2   17  
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324^1/2   18  
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361^1/2   19  
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400^1/2   20  
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2^3   8  
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3^3   27  
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4^3   64  
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5^3   125  
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6^3   216  
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7^3   343  
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8^3   512  
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9^3   729  
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10^3   1000  
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8^1/3   2  
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64^1/3   4  
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27^1/3   3  
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125^1/3   5  
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216^1/3   6  
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343^1/3   7  
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512^1/3   8  
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729^1/3   9  
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1000^1/3   10  
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Circumference of a circle   C=2πr or πd  
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Area of a square   A=s^2  
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Area of a rectangle   A=L*W  
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Area of a parallelogram   A=B*H  
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Area of a trapezoid   A = ((height)(base1+base2))/2  
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Area of a triangle   A=(B*H)/2  
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Units of perimeter   inches, meters, etc.  
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Units of area   square inches, meters, etc.  
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Tangent   Straight line that touches outer edge of circle, has one point in common with circle  
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Chord   Line segment with endpoints that lie on a circle. (lines that start and stop at the perimeter of a circle)  
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Right triangle   A triangle inscribed within a circle and that has one side that is a diameter of that circle  
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Volume of a cube   S∧3  
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Volume of rectangular box   L*W*H  
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Surface area of an object   The sum of the area of each of the rectangular sides  
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Surface area of a rectangular solid   2Lw + 2wh + 2Lh  
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Surface area of a cube   6s^2  
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Volume of a sphere   (4πr^3)/3  
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Surface area of a sphere   4πr^2  
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Volume of a cylinder   hπr^2  
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Surface Area of a cylinder   2π(r^2)+2πrh  
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Quadratic Equation   -b±(( b^2)-4ac)^1/2))/2a  
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Sum of all interior angles in a triangle   180 degrees  
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Equilateral Triangle   A triangle with equal side and angle measurements (each angle equals 60 degrees)  
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Isoceles Triangle   Triangles with two equal interior angles and sides opposite the equal angles are also equal in length  
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Right triangle   Have 1 angle that measure 90 degrees  
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Pythagorean theorem   Calculates length of hypothenuse of right triangle a2+b2=c2  
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45-45-90 Right triangle   Ratio of the sides is 1:1:square root of 2.  
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30-60-90 right triangle   Ratio of the sides is 1 :square root of 3:2. shortest side is opposite the 30-degree angle.  
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3-4-5 Right triangle   Short side=3, middle=4 and hypotenuse=5, this ratio can be applied to 18,24,30 triangle, etc.  
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Distance formula (find distance between two points on a line)   =((x1-x2)^2+(y1-y2)^2)^1/2  
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Slope formula   (y1-y2)/(x1-x2)  
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Find y-intercept   plug slope and one set of coordinates into y=mx+b and solve for b  
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Find x-intercept   plug slope, 0 for y and b into the equation solve for x  
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Sum of the interior angles of a polygon   =(#of sides-2)x180; i.e. triangle (3sides-2)=1*180=180  
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Formula for distance   d = (r)(t) or Distance = rate (or speed)xtime  
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3x3   9  
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3x4   12  
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3x5   15  
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3x6   18  
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3x7   21  
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3x8   24  
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3x9   27  
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3x12   36  
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3x13   39  
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4x4   16  
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4x5   20  
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4x6   24  
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4x7   28  
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4x8   32  
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4x9   36  
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4x12   48  
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4x13   52  
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5x5   25  
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5x6   30  
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5x7   35  
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5x8   40  
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5x9   45  
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5x12   60  
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5x13   65  
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6x6   36  
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6x7   42  
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6x8   48  
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6x9   54  
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6x12   72  
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6x13   78  
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7x7   49  
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7x8   56  
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7x9   63  
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7x12   84  
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7x13   91  
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8x8   64  
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8x9   72  
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8x12   96  
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8x13   104  
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9x9   81  
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9x12   108  
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9x13   117  
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11x11   121  
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11x12   132  
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11x13   143  
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12x13   156  
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Distance formula   d=r*t  
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What are the 2 main types of motion problems you will encounter   1. opposite direction (collision) 2. same direction different speeds 3. round-trip  
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Opposite direction equation   ---><---- d1+d2=total distance  
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Same direction problems   ---->---> d1=d2  
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area of a circle   πr^2  
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What is mode   The number the occurs the most  
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Which lines have opposite reciprocal slopes   perpendicular  
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Which lines have the same slopes   parallel  
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What is reciprocal   1/2 & 2/1.... 3/4 & 4/3  
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What is area of a triangle?   area=1/2*b*h  
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What are the sides for an isosceles right triangle? 45' 45' 90'   side Length=x; Base=x; angled side (hypotenosis) = x √ 2  
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What is obtuse?   exceeding 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees  
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What is acute?   one less than 90 degrees  
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What is circumference of a circle?   c=pi * D, where D is the diameter.  
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