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 Quadratic Formula:

−b ± √ b 2−4 ac
i. X=
2a

 Discriminant:
ii. Disc. = b 2 4ac

 Symmetric Functions of Roots of Quadratic Equation:


If a x 2+ bx+ c=0 , (a ≠ 0)
b
i. Then, α+β = 
a
c
ii. And, αβ =
a

 De Morgan’s Laws:
i. (A  B) = A  B
ii. (A  B) = A  B

 Range:
i. Range = Xmax Xmin
OR
Range = Xm  X0

 Arithmetic Mean [Ungrouped Data]:


X
i. Direct Method: x̅ =
n
ii. Indirect Method:
Di
a) x̅ = A + [Where Di = (Xi  A)
n
Ui Xi A
b) x̅ = A + × h [Where ui = ( ), and ‘h’ is class interval size]
n h

 Arithmetic Mean [Grouped Data]:


fx
i. Direct Method: x̅ =
f
ii. Indirect Method:
fD
a) x̅ = A +
f
fu
b) x̅ = A + × h
f
c)
 Median [Ungrouped Data]:
n+1 th
i. Case #01(Odd): x̃ = size of [ ] observation
2
1 n n+2 th
ii. Case #02(Even): x̃ = [ size of ( th + ) observations]
2 2 2

 Median [Grouped Data]:


n
i. Discrete Data: Median = [ ]th observation
2
h n
ii. Continuous Data: Median = l + { c}
f 2
Where:
l = lower class boundary of median class
h = class interval size of the median class
f = frequency of median class
c = cumulative frequency of class preceding median class
 Mode [Ungrouped Data] + [Discrete Grouped Data]:
i. Mode = Most Frequent Observation

 Mode [Continuous Grouped Data]:


fm f 1
i. Mode = l + ×h
2 fm f 1 f 2
Where:
fm = frequency of modal class
f1 = frequency of class preceding modal class
f2 = frequency of class succeeding modal class
l = lower class boundary of modal class
h = class interval size of modal class

 Geometric Mean [Ungrouped Data]:


log X
i. G.M. = Antilog [ ]
f

 Geometric Mean [Grouped Data]:


f log X
i. G.M. = Antilog [ ]
f

 Harmonic Mean [Ungrouped Data]:


n
i. H.M. = 1
X

 Harmonic Mean [Grouped Data]:


f
i. H.M. = f
X
 Degree to Radian:

i. Measurement in Radians = Degrees × 180

 Length of Arc:
i. l = r

 Area of Circular Sector:


1 2
i. Area Of Sector = r
2

 Trigonometric Identities:
i. cos2 + sin2 = 1
ii. 1 + tan2 = sec2
iii. 1 + cot2 = cosec2

 Variance:
i. Ungrouped Data:
2
( X −x)
Var (X) = S2 =
n
OR
2 2
X X
Var (X) = S2 = ( )
n n
ii. Grouped Data:

2 2
fX fX
2
Var (X) = S = ( )
f f

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