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1.
2.
2.
= P 1
100
3.
4.
P' P 1
100
numbers
n n 1
2
5.
6.
n(n 1)(2n 1)
6
r
100
PERCENTAGES
1.
2.
7.
1.
Profit % =
ab
a+b+ 100 %.
2.
SP = CP + P% of CP = CP 1
100
3.
4.
Discount % =
5.
If A is r% more/less than B,
Profit
100
CP
100 r
% less/more than A.
B is
100 r
INTEREST
1.
Discount
100
Marked Price
X2
%
100
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Arithmetic Mean =
x1 x2 x3 ...... xn
n
n
1.
It a : b : : c : d, then ad = bc
2.
3.
Geometric Mean =
a ax
a ax
and
b bx
b b x
4.
Harmonic Mean =
3.
1
1
1
1
......
xn
x1 x 2 x 3
a ax
a ax
and
b bx
b b x
5.
4.
a c
then:
If
b d
(a)
ab cd
Componendo Law
b
d
(b)
ab cd
Dividendo Law
b
d
(c)
(d)
5.
If
ab c d
Componendo &
ab cd
Dividendo Law
ac a
bd b
a c e
= K, then:
b d f
ace
K
(a)
b d f
(b)
1 km/hr =
2.
Average Speed =
3.
4.
x1
x2
w1 x 2 x
w 2 x x1
x
x2 x
w1
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:
:
x x1
w2
5.
2S1S2
S1 S2
5
18
m/s and 1m/s =
km/hr
18
5
1.
Savg
pa qc re
= K
pb qd rf
(p, q and r are not all zero)
x1 x2 x3 ...... x n
S1 S2
2
DU
DU
and R =
2
2
6.
6.
7.
7.
If N is a perfect square,
No. of ways in which N can be expressed as a
prodcut of two different factors
=
30H
11
M
2
1
{(p + 1) (q + 1) (r + 1) ....}
2
1
{(p + 1) (q + 1) (r + 1) .... 1 } ways
2
1
{(p + 1) (q + 1) (r + 1) .... + 1 } ways
2
NUMBER SYSTEM
8.
1.
2.
3.
ap 1 1 bq1 1 cr 1 1
....
N=
a 1 b 1 c 1
9.
1 1 1
(N) N 1 1 1 ...
a b c
LCM of numerators
HCF of denominators
HCF of numerators
LCM of denominators
5.
10.
11.
N
2
12.
N N
(p 1).(q1).(r 1)....
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4.
In ax2 + bx + c, if a > 0
a b c
=
p q r
The same
Inconsistent
equation/
Equations/
Just one line/
Two parallel
Infinite Solutions lines/
No Solutions
a b
p q
Two
intersecting
lines/
Unique
Solution
4ac b2
4a
at, x
3.
2a
2
In ax2 + bx + c, if a < 0
Y
y
4.
BINOMIAL THEOREM
2.
1.
n!
Cr
r! n r !
n
QUADRATIC EQUATIONS
1.
b + b2 4ac
2a
b b2 4ac
2a
y=
4ac b2
4a
at, x
2a
2
2.
Sum of roots: + =
3.
Product of roots: =
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General Form:
ax2 + bx + c = 0, where a 0
Such an equation has two roots, usually denoted
by and .
c
a
IMPORTANT FORMULAE FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMS
10.
++ =
b
a
Let,
a = The first term,
d = Common difference,
Tn = The nth term
= The last term,
Sn = Sum of n terms,
c
a
2.
+ + =
3.
4.
d
a
of roots =
5.
6.
co-efficient of x
co-efficient of x
3.
co-efficient of x n
Let,
coefficient of xnr
Product of roots
=
T n = S n Sn 1
co-efficient of xn3
coefficient of x
9.
2.
=(1)r
8.
co-efficient of xn2
7.
co-efficient of xn1
1.
Factor Theorem:
An expression is said to be a factor of another
expression only when the remainder is 0 when the
latter is divided by the former.
(x a) is a factor of f(x) if and only if f(a) = 0.
(1)n
constant term
.
co - efficient of xn
Remainder Theorem:
To identify whether a given expression is a factor
of another expression, we can take help of
Remainder Theorem.
1.
Tn = arn 1
2.
Sn = a
3.
Sn =
4.
(1 r n )
, where r < 1
(1 r)
a(rn 1)
, where r > 1
(r 1)
a
1 r
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Tn
2.
1
a (n 1)d
3.
A/2
1.
2.
A/2
2ab
ab
D
a
BD AB
DC AC
AM GM HM
(GM)2 = (AM)(HM)
3.
GEOMETRY
b2 c 2 2m2
Triangle
1.
The area of a triangle can be determined in the
following ways:
(a) Area of a triangle =
Apollonius Theorem:
Let a, b, c be the sides of a triangle and m is the
length of the median to the side with length a. Then
1
b h , where b is base
2
and h is height
(b) Area of a triangle = s(s a)(s b)(s c) ,
where a, b and c are the sides of the triangle
m
a
abc
2
This formula of area is known as Herons
formula
Special case:
If b = c (the triangle is isosceles), then we have
2b2 2m2
1
(c) Area of triangle = ab sin , where a and b are
2
the sides of the triangle and is the included
angle i.e. angle between sides of length a
and b.
1 2
a
2
1 2
a
2
a2
m2 b2
4.
abc
(f) A
where R is circum-radius and A is
4R
area of the triangle
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5.
Circles
1.
B
P
A
P
C
B
Then, PA PB = PC PD
2.
6.
B
P
A
T
3.
Polygon
In a polygon of n no. of sides,
Reflex AOB
O
1.
n(n 3)
Total number of diagonals =
2
2.
3.
A
P
360
n
360
n
Sum of all the exterior angles of a convex polygon
= 360
= 180
4.
5.
B
A
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5.
6.
7.
C
O1
A
r2
O2
O2
x
P
Length of PQ or RS
= (distance between centres)2 (r2 r2 )2
Length of AB or CD
= (distance between centres)2 (r2 r2 )2
Page 8
9.
Ptolmeys theorem:
For a cyclic quadrilateral, the sum of products of
two pairs of opposite sides equals the product of
the diagonals
C
B
AB CD + BC DA = AC BD
Mensuration
Two dimensional Figures
S.No.
Name
1.
Rectangle
Figure
Perimeter
Area
Nomenclature
2(a + b)
ab
a = Length
b = Breadth
4a
a2
a = Side
a
a
2.
Square
a
a
3.
Triangle
a + b + c = 2s
1.
1
bh
2
2.
b
4.
Right angled
triangle
b+h+d
1
bh
2
5.
Equilateral
triangle
1.
3a
6.
Isosceles
right angled
triangle
2a + d
1
ah
2
2. 3 a2
4
1 2
a
2
a
a
7.
Parallelogram
a = side
h = Altitude
= 3 a.
2
a = Each of equal
sides.
a = Side
b=
h=
2(a + b)
ah
4a
1
d d2
2 1
Sum of its
four sides
1
(AC)(h1 + h2)
2
AC is one of its
diagonals and h1, h2
are the altitudes on
AC from D, B
respectively.
Sum of its
four sides
1
h(a + b)
2
a, b are parallel
sides and h is the
perpendicular
distance between
parallel sides.
a
a
d1
8.
Rhombus
d2 a
a=
a
D
C
h1
9.
Quadrilateral
h2
B
b
10.
Trapezium
h
a
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S.No.
Name
11.
Circle
12.
Semicircle
Figure
r
13.
14.
Ring
(shaded region)
17.
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1 r 2
2
r = Radius of
the circle
2(R + r)
(R2 r 2)
R = Outer radius
r = Inner radius
2r
360
2r
360
+ 2rsin
r 2
360
Area of
r=
segment ACB
(Minor segment) =
sin
= r2
360
2
A = w(l + b w)
w
w
r=
l=
Pathways
running across
the middle of
a rectangle
l = Length
b = Breadth
w = Width of
the path
Pathways
outside
w
l
18.
r + 2r
l=
O
r
Segment of
a circle
Pathways
inside
r 2
r = Radius of
the circle
= 22or 3.416
7
(approx.)
l+ 2r where
16.
Circumference
= 2r
B C
15.
Nomenclature
Sector of
a circle
Area
Perimeter
2[l + b + 4w]
A = 2w(l + b + 2w)
2[l + b 4w]
A = 2w(l + b 2w)
Solids
S.No.
Name
1.
Cuboid
2.
Cube
3.
Right prism
4.
Right circular
cylinder
5.
Right pyramid
6.
Right circular
cone
7.
Sphere
8.
Hemisphere
Figure
Volume
Nomenclature
2( l b+bh+ l h)
lbh
l = Length
b = Breadth
h = Height
6a 2
a3
a = Edge
(Area of
base)
(Height)
2rh
r=
h=
the base)
(Slant height)
1
3 (Area of
the base)
Height
rl
r(l + r)
1r 2h
3
h = Height
r = Radius
l = Slant height
2
2
= r +h
4r 2
4 r 3
3
r = Radius
3r 2
2 r 3
3
r = Radius
1 (Perimeter of
2
2r 2
9. Spherical shell
4
3
4(R 2 + r 2)
Trigonometry
1.
r 2 h
2r(r + h)
R = Outer radius
r = Inner radius
(i) sin
Height
PB
Hypotenuse AP
(ii) cos
Base
AB
Hypotenuse AP
(iii) tan
Height PB
Base
AB
(iv) cot
1
Base
AB
tan Height PB
(v) sec
1
Hypotenuse AP
cos
Base
AB
Angle Measures:
Angle are measured in many units viz. degree,
minute, seconds, radians. We have
1 degree = 60 minutes, 1 minute = 60 seconds,
radians = 180
Trigonometrical Ratios:
(vi) cosec
1
Hypotenuse AP
sin
Height
PB
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2.
Important Formulae:
(i) tan
3.
4.
log
5.
loga k X
6.
log
7.
loga 1 = 0 [As a0 = 1]
8.
logx X = 1
9.
1
loga X = log a
x
10.
loga X
11.
a(loga X) X
12.
sin
cos
ak
1
loga X
k
1
loga X
k
Angle
sin
cos
tan
30
1
2
3
2
60
3
2
1
2
90
45
IVth quadrant
Here, only cos and
sec are positive.
a1/ k
X k loga X
logb X
logb a
MODERN MATHS
Permutations & Combinations
n
Pr
n!
(n r)!
Cr
n!
(n r)! r !
Cr
4.
Cr n Cnr
5.
nC
0
6.
1.
2.
After
College
3.
Pr
r!
LOGARITHM
1.
2.
X
loga = loga X loga Y
Y
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7.
8.
n!
p!q!r!
6.
10.
11.
(m n)!
m! n!
(2m!)
2!(m! )2
2.
Probability
1.
2.
3.
Odds in favour
=
4.
4.
2
2
Odds against
=
5.
1
[x1(y2 y3) + x2(y3 y1) + x3(y1 y2)]
2
mx 2 nx1 my 2 ny1
,
mn
mn
Note: It would be '+' in the case of internal division
and '' in the case of external division.
Probability of an event
=
Coordinate Geometry
5.
3
3
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6.
4.
5.
y2 y1
x2 x1
ax1 by1 c
(a2 b2 )
Standard forms:
1.
2.
3.
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p,
c
2
a b2
6.
c 2 c1
a2 b2
y2 y1
(x x1 )
x2 x1