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Comprehensive Pure Mathematics Guide

The document covers various topics in pure mathematics, including mensuration, series (arithmetic and geometric), logarithms, complex numbers, differentiation, integration, and probability and statistics. It provides formulas and definitions related to each topic, such as surface area calculations, series summation, differentiation rules, and probability distributions. Additionally, it discusses methods like the Newton-Raphson method for solving equations and the method of least squares for statistical analysis.

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Comprehensive Pure Mathematics Guide

The document covers various topics in pure mathematics, including mensuration, series (arithmetic and geometric), logarithms, complex numbers, differentiation, integration, and probability and statistics. It provides formulas and definitions related to each topic, such as surface area calculations, series summation, differentiation rules, and probability distributions. Additionally, it discusses methods like the Newton-Raphson method for solving equations and the method of least squares for statistical analysis.

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Pure Mathematics

Mensuration

Surface area of sphere = 4

Area of curved surface of cone = mx slant height

Arithmetic Series
ua+(n - 1)d
2
Maths - (1tey(i74)+(7

S,n(a +)=}n [2a +(n - 1)d


Geometric Series
ar P-1

S,= for |r|<|


1-r
afor | r|<l
S -r
Summations

2r n(n + 1)(2n + )
r=l

2r=nn +1)
Binomial Series
n
n+1
+1r+1)
(a+b)" =a"-l a b a b . + a b + . . . + b " ( n e N )
2
n!
where ="C, r!(n-r)!
(1+x)" =1+nx +- n(n-),2 +.
nn) ,24+ "-)..."=7*2+... (a<1, neR)
1.2...r
1.2

Logarithms and exponentials


exna = a*

Complex Numbers
isin n6)
r(cos+isin 0)
"
=
r" (cosn0 +
e" coso+ isin
=

2k i
e" for k =
0, 1,2,...,n -1
given by
=
z
The roots of z" =l are
,

Maths # 01
RIT Poonl
R
Maclaurin's Series
S)=s0)+f 0)+(0)+...+ " (0)+..
Taylor's Series
S)=flo)+(x- a)f'(a)+
2! a)+... a r s (a)+..
Sla+x)= f(a) +zf'(a)+ a)+.+f()+....
e =
exp(x) =1+x+
2! + .. for allx

In(1+x)=x-- .. +(-1)*i+ -1<xsl)

sinx= x--
+(-
5 ..+(-1) 2r+1)
3! (2r+1)
forallx

cosx =
1--
-.. +(-1) x-(2r)!t. for all x

2r+1
tanx=x- 3 -1)-* -1sxs1)
3 2r+1
sinhx =X+- for all x
3! 5! (2r+1)!
4

coshx=1+ t.. + for allx


2! 4! (2r)!
2r+1
tanhx=x++ *...2r1t. (-1sx<1)
2r+1
Hyperbolic Functions
coshx-sinh x = 1
sinh 2x = 2sinh x cosh x

cosh 2x =
cosh x+ sinh x

coshx=In{r+r2-1} (x21)
sinh' In{x+ vx* +1}
x=

RIT Roorkee
Maths # 02
Coordinate Geometr
Conics Rectangular
Ellipse Parabola Hyperbola Hyperbola

Standard y 4ax 2 xy= c*

Form
(asec0,btan6)
Parametric (a cose,b sin@) (at.2at) (ct,)
Form (ta cosh, bsinh 0)

el e=l e>l e= 2
Eccentricity
b-a(1-e) b=a(e -1)
(tae, 0) (a,0) tae, 0) (t2c,t V2c)
Foci
X+y=tV2c
X=-a
Directrices
x= 0, y =0
none none
Asymptotes t
Trigonometric Identities

sin(A+ B) = sin Acos Bt cos A sin B

cos(At B) = cos A cos B T sin A sin B

tan A t tan B
tan(A +B) =
1 tan A tan B
(AtB (k +r)
COsA = -
For t =
tanA: sin A =

1+?
1+t

sin A+ sin B =2sin cos4


2 2

sin A-sin B=2cos- sin


2

cos4-B
cos A+cosB =2cost2 2

cos A-cos B=-2sin 4Bsin4

Vectors
a.b
of b is
The resolute of a in the direction b
a t Ab
the ratio 2 :u is
The point dividing AB in +
Matrix transformations cos-sin
O:
Anticlockwise rotation through 0 about cos

cos20 sin 20
Reflection in the line y= (tan6)x:
sin20-cos20
Maths #03
RIT Regrken
Differentiation

Function Derivative
fa) fWea)-f)g'(x)
g(x) (g(x))
tan x secx
secx sec x tan x

cot x -

COseC2 x

cosec x - COsecxcotx

sinx
v1-x
cosx 1
1-x
1
tanx
1+x
sinh x cosh x
cosh x sinh x

tanh x sechx

sinh x
1+x
coshx
-1
tanh x where x |<|
1-x
LIMITS OF FUNCTIONS

Functions:f(x),g(x)
Argument : x

Real constants: a,k

11. lim,-afx) +g«)]=1lim,-af(«)] +im,-lg)


lim-afx) - g(x)] = lim-fx)]-lim,-alg(x)]
2.

3. lim-af).gt)] =im-afo)] im,-alg(*)]


lim,- f lim-alfx)] provided lim,-alg(x)] # 0
4. limy-a g lim z--a lg (x)]
5 lim-akf(x)] klim,-af(x)]
=

6 lim-af@)]= f(lim,-alg w)])


continous at x=a
if the function fx) is
7. lim-alf (x)] fa),
=

sin 1
8 lim0 1
9. lim,-0 tan1= 1
sin-1
=1
10. lim+0
tan 1
11. limy~0

12. lim+0° X
In(1+) =1

13. lim,-1+e

14. lim1+=e*
15. limo a"= 1

Maths # 05
Integration (t constant; a > 0 where relevant)

Function Integral
tan x Insecx+c
cotx Insin +c
COsec x In|cosecx- cotx+c = In tan(x)+e

sec x
In|secx+ tanx+c= In|tanx+7+c
2
sec x tan x+c
sinh x cosh x+c
cosh x sinh x+c
tanh r In cosh x+c

Va-x2

a+X a
tan

Vx - a
cosh +c Infx+Vx2 -a2} +c (r>a)
sinh +c=Infr+Vx2+a2}+c
Va+2

a 2a a-x
+c =tanh
a
a

+C
x-a 2a x+ a

d r = uv-
dr
sector
Area of a
A=rdo (polar coordinates)

Arc length
dr (catesian coordinates)

(parametric form)
dd
dt
dt
Surface area of revolution

dt
=2
S, =27 yds dt

dr

S,2n7 xds=27 + d
Numerical Mathematics

Numerical integration
t... +yn-1},
where h =
+¥,)+ 2( +P2
The trapezium
rule: | ydr* fh{(%
t..+)yn-1)+2(2 +Ya t..+yn-2)}
Rule:ydr»/h{(, +y,) +4(1 +y3
Simpson's

=b- and n is even


where h

Numerical
Solution ofEquations
f(x) =0: X,
-

=x,
iteration for solving s')
The Newton-Raphson

Mechanics
Motion in a circle

Transverse velocity: v=r6 =0r


-
ro=-=-o'
acceleration:
Radial

Bodies
of Mass of Uniform
Centres
median from vertex
Triangularlamina: along
Maths #007
Probability & Statistics

Probability
P(AUB)= P(4)+ P(B)-P(An B)
P(AB)= P(A)P(B |A)
P(B A)P(A)
P(A |B) = P(B | A)P(A) + P(B |4')P(A')

Bayes' Theorem:
P(4,)P(B 14)
P(Aj|D)PA,) P(B | 4,)
Discrete distributions
For a discrete random variable X taking values x, with probabilities p;
Expectation (mean): E(X) = 4 = Ex;p;

2
Variance: Var(X) =
a =
E(x, -4) P; ExfP;-u
=

For a function g(X): E(g(X) = Zg(z,)Pi

Standard discrete distributions:

P(X = x) Mean Variance


Distribution of X
np np(1-P)
Binomial B(7, p) p (1-p)-x

Poisson Po(2)
x

Continuous distributions
variable X having probability density functionf
For a continuous random

Expectation (mean): E(CX)=u =]f)dr


Variance: Var(X)=a* |(r-u)* flx)dr= |*/)dr -u
=

function g(X): E(g(X)) =|


g(r)f)dr
For a

Cumulative distribution
function: F(x)= P(XS x)= LS)d
Standard continuous distributions:

Mean Variance
P.D.F
Distribution of X (a + b) b-a)
Uniform (Rectangular) on la, b]
b-a
Ulab
Normal Nu,a*)
av2

Maths #08
Expectation Algebra
For independent random variables X and Y
E(XY) = E(X) E(Y) , Var(aX tbY) = a4 Var(X) +b^ Var(Y

Sampling distributions
For a random sample X1, X2,..., X, of n independent observations from
a distribution having mean u and variance o

X is an unbiased estimator of u with Var(ï) =

Sis an unbiased estimator of a2, where s?=28-X)


n-1

For a random sample ofn observations from N(u,o2)


X-HNO,1)
aln

S/Wn

IfXis the observed number of successes in n independent Bernoulli trials

in each of which the probability of success isp, and Y=, then


n

Var(Y)=P-p)
E(Y) =
p and
n

For a random sample of n, observations from N(4,,04) and


independently, a random sample of n, observations from N(4,.o})

(-Y)-( y)_NO, 1)
2
+
n ny
Method of Least Squares
If y, =a +Bx +e, i=1, 2,.,n
then the least squares estimates of B and a respectively are

b=S,/S. a =j- bi,


where
S, -F0-D-2x -22)/n
and S - 7* - x - n

If e,e2,., e, are independent and each is distributed as N(O, a*), then

) a is an observation from Na
nSx

(ii) b is an observation from N


S

(iii) o =a + bxo, the least squares estimate of yo =a + Bxo,

is an observation from Nyo,O


S

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