Frequency Distribution

Frequency is how often something occurs. Definition of Frequency Distribution We can make a Frequency Distribution table by counting frequencies. So, Frequency Distribution means: values and their frequency (how often each value occurs). Learn More Stem and Leaf Plots Percentage Change Quartiles Discrete and Continuous Data Data Index

Exponential Function: Definition, Equation, Graph, Properties, Inverse, Natural, Examples

What is an Exponential Function? Exponential function is one of type of function. It is non algebraic (transcendental) function which cannot operate with addition, subtraction, multiplication, division of difference variables raised to some non-negative integer power. Exponential function is not only in mathematics, but also in physics as the application. Exponential Function Equation The general

Cross Multiply

To cross multiply is to go from this: To a × d = b × c How Does it Work? Multiplying the top (numerator) and bottom (denominator) of a fraction by the same amount doesn’t change its value. So, To cross multiply: Multiply the top and bottom of the left side fraction by the bottom

Logarithm: Special Form, Exponent, Properties

Logarithm is one of basic mathematics concept. Logarithm counts repeated same number in multiplication form. Operating logarithm means determine how many repeated numbers (b) to get the result (x). Logarithm is used to many sectors in life. Some of them are calculate the magnitude of earthquake using Richer Scale, loudness of sound in decibels (dB),

Continuous Function: Definition & Examples

Definition of Continuous Function  Function describe as a relation of each value from the first set that is associated exactly one value from another set. Function has many types in mathematics. One of them is continuous function. Continuous function is one of topics in calculus. Continue means unbroken. Continuous function is a function that has

Multiplying Fractions

Multiply the tops, then multiply the bottoms. How to multiply fractions There are 3 simple steps to multiply fractions Multiply the the numerators (top numbers). Multiply the denominators (bottom numbers). Simplify the fraction if needed. Example Step 1 Multiply the the numerators Step 2 Multiply the denominators Step 3 Simplify the fraction Mulltiplying Fractions and Whole Numbers

FOIL Method

FOIL Method is a handy way to remember how to multiply 2 binomials. Definition FOIL stands for “First, Outer, Inner, Last“ F O I L First Outer Inner Last It is the sum of: multiplying the First terms, multiplying the Outer terms, multiplying the Inner terms, and multiplying the Last terms. Examples (a+b)(c+d) = ac + ad +

Months

There are twelve months in a year: Months in Detail Here are the twelve months in detail: Month Order Month Name 3 Letters Format Days in Month 1 January Jan 31 2 February Feb 28 (29 in leap years) 3 March Mar 31 4 April Apr 30 5 May May 31 6 June Jun 30

Permutations and Combinations: Definition, Notation, Examples

Definitions a Combination is when the order doesn’t matter. a Permutation is When the order does matter. In other words: A Permutation is an ordered Combination. Permutations There are 2 types of permutation: Permutation with Repetition: such as the lock. It could be “444”. Permutation without Repetition: for example the first three people in a

Taylor Series: Common & Expansion Formula, and Examples

Taylor series is one of topic in numerical method. It describes the sum of infinite terms of any functions. If there are more and more terms, it will give the high accuracy. It was introduced by English mathematicians, Brook Taylor. One of Taylor series application is scientific calculator operation. Sometimes when we need to determine