Specialist Mathematics flashcards
85 QCE Specialist Mathematics cards across 2 modules (3 definitions, 40 key facts, 7 fill-the-gap, 35 formulas). Each session gives you 20 cards, due cards first. Swipe right for easy, left for hard, down for again. Keyboard: Space to flip, 1 to 4 to rate.
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What this deck covers
Unit 3: Mathematical induction, and further vectors, matrices and complex numbers (44 cards, 10 dot points)
- Complex numbers in polar form and de Moivre's theorem (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3) (4)
- Factorising polynomials over the complex field in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3 (5)
- Mathematical induction (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3) (5)
- Matrices and linear transformations of the plane (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3) (5)
- Regions and curves in the complex plane in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3 (4)
- Systems of linear equations and larger matrices in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3 (6)
- Trigonometric proofs and methods of proof in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3 (2)
- Vector and Cartesian equations of lines in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3 (4)
- Vector and Cartesian equations of planes in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3 (5)
- Vectors in three dimensions, dot and cross products (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3) (4)
Unit 4: Further calculus, and statistical inference (41 cards, 10 dot points)
- Areas between curves and volumes of revolution in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4 (4)
- Confidence intervals for a population mean (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4) (5)
- Distribution of the sample mean and the central limit theorem (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4) (5)
- First-order differential equations and separation of variables (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4) (4)
- Growth, decay, cooling and logistic models in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4 (4)
- Implicit differentiation and related rates in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4 (4)
- Integration by parts and trigonometric integrals in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4 (4)
- Integration techniques: substitution and partial fractions (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4) (4)
- Simpson's rule for numerical integration in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4 (5)
- Slope fields of first-order differential equations in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4 (2)
Sample cards from this deck
Definition
Mathematical induction (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3)
Define Base step
Show is true by direct substitution. State both sides and confirm they are equal.
Fill the gap
Confidence intervals for a population mean (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4)
The quantity is the ___, the half-width of the interval.
The quantity is the margin of error, the half-width of the interval.
Definition
Systems of linear equations and larger matrices in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3
Define No solution
No solution (, system inconsistent): the planes have no common point, for example two are parallel, or they form a triangular prism arrangement.
Fill the gap
Distribution of the sample mean and the central limit theorem (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4)
Its distribution is called the ___, and it has its own mean and standard deviation.
Its distribution is called the sampling distribution of the mean, and it has its own mean and standard deviation.
Fill the gap
Vector and Cartesian equations of planes in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3
A plane is determined by a point with position vector and a ___ vector perpendicular to the plane.
A plane is determined by a point with position vector and a normal vector perpendicular to the plane.
Fill the gap
Simpson's rule for numerical integration in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4
Divide into equal subintervals, where must be ___.
Divide into equal subintervals, where must be even.
Fill the gap
Factorising polynomials over the complex field in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3
If a polynomial has ___ coefficients and is a root, then its conjugate is also a root.
If a polynomial has real coefficients and is a root, then its conjugate is also a root.
Key fact
Areas between curves and volumes of revolution in QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4
Tell me about Area between two curves
Find the intersection points to fix the limits and . If the curves cross within the interval, split the integral at each crossing and integrate the positive difference on each piece.
Fill the gap
Matrices and linear transformations of the plane (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 3)
Matrix multiplication is associative but ___ commutative, so in general.
Matrix multiplication is associative but not commutative, so in general.
Key fact
First-order differential equations and separation of variables (QCE Specialist Mathematics Unit 4)
Tell me about Separation of variables
Treating as a ratio of differentials is a valid shortcut for this technique. Include a single constant of integration, then solve algebraically for where possible.