Mathematics Dictionary
Dr. K. G. Shih
Senior High Mathematics
Study Tips and Home Works
How to do the home work ?
1. Answr the questions first in each home work.
2. Then read the related keywords of the given title in SM.
3. Do the questions again as home work.
Symbol Defintion
......... Example : 2*3 means 2 times 3
Home Work by keywords
.... Alphabetic order
S41 |
- 41. Determinant of order 4
S42 |
- 42. Binomial Theory : Expand Sqr(1 + x^2) into series
S43 |
- 43. Binomial Theory : Condition for constant term in (x + 1/(x^2))^n
S44 |
- 44. Series : Prove that Sum[n*(n+1)/2] = n*(n+1)*(n+2)/6
S45 |
- 45. Triangle : Construct a triangle using three given medians
S46 |
- 46. Triangle : Construct a triangle using three given heights
S47 |
- 47. Ortho-center, centroid and circum-center are conlinear
S48 |
- 48. Ortho-center : Distance between ortho-center and circum-center
S49 |
- 49. GP : Angles of triangle in GP terms and common ratio = 3
S50 |
- 50. Median of triangle ABC : AC^2 + BC^2 = 2*(CF)^2 + (AB^2)/2
S51 |
- 51. An integer n is expressed as the sum of 3 integers
S52 |
- 52. Binomila expansion : Prove that 5^(2*n) - 24*n - 1 is divisible by 576
S53 |
- 53. arcsin(sin(A)+sin(B))+arcsin(sin(A)-sin(B))=pi/2, find sin(A)^2 + sin(B)^2
S54 |
- 54. S(n) = cos(x) + cos(3*x) + .... + cos((2*n-1)*x)
S55 |
- 55. S(n) = sin(x)^2 + sin(2*x)^2 + ... + sin(n*x)^2
S56 |
- 56. y = sin(x) + Sqr(3)*cos(x), find maximum
S57 |
- 57. sin(A)+sin(B)=p and cos(A)+cos(B)=q, find sin(A+B) and cos(A+B)
S58 |
- 58. sin(A) and cos(A) have AP mid term sin(x) and GP mid term sin(y), ..
S59 |
- 59. Find sin(20)*sin(40)*sin(60)*sin(80) without calculator
S60 |
- 60.
Home Works
S41. Determinant of order 4
Question : Find x
| 1 0 0 0 | = 0
| 0 1 0 0 |
| 0 0 x 2 |
| 0 0 8 x |
Reference
Study subjects :
Program AL 13 10.
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S42. Binomial Theory : Expand Sqr(1 + x^2)
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 07 07.
Question
Use this series to find Sqr(2)
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S43. Binomial Theory : Condition for constant term in (x + 1/(x^2))^n
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 07 11.
Question
What is value of n if there is a constant term
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S44. Series : Prove that Sum[n*(n+1)/2] = n*(n+1)*(n+2)/6
Study subjects :
Text 07 04.
Question
1. Using formula Sum[n] and Sum[n^2}
2. Using Induction (See AL 14 00)
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S45. Triangle : Construct a triangle using three given medians
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 11 05.
Question
Given 3 medians of a triangle
Construct a triangle
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S46. Triangle : Construct a triangle using three given heights
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 11 04.
Question
Given 3 heights of a triangle
Construct a triangle
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S47. Ortho-center, centroid and circum-center are colinear
Construction
Draw a large triangle ABC
Draw ortho-center O
Draw centroid G
Draw circum-center V
Proove that O, G and V are colinear
Reference : GE 16 12
Question
Proof by construction and measurement
Proof using coordinate geometry
Give coordiante of triangle ABC
Find coordinate O
Find coordinate G
Find coordinate V
Find slope OG and slope GV
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 16 12.
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S48. Ortho-center : Distance between ortho-center and circum-center
Construction
Draw a large triangle ABC
Draw ortho-center O
Draw circum-center P
Find OP
Reference : GE 16 09
Question 1 : Option
Prove that OP^2 = (R^2)*(1 - 8*cos(A)*cos(B)*cos(C))
Where R is the circum-radius : a = 2*R*sin(A)
Question 2 : Use above formula
1. Find OP for a right triangle ABC
2. Find OP for an equilateral triangle
3. Draw a large triangle ABC to find OP. Then very above formula
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 16 09.
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S49. GP : Angles of triangle in GP terms and common ratio = 3
Question
Angles of triangle are in consecutive terms and common ratio = 3
Prove that cos(A)*cos(B) + cos(B)*cos(C) + cos(C)*cos(A) = -1/4
Method and keywords : GP and product of function to sum in trig
method 1. Use product of function to sum of function
Method 2. Use numerical calculation
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 07 11.
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S50. Median and sides of triangle ABC : AC^2 + BC^2 = 2*(CF^2) + (AB^2)/2
Constructin
Draw a triangle ABC. Let angle CAB less than 90 and CBA greater than 90
Let F be mid-point of AB and CF is the median
Keywords and reference : Median and Pythagorean law
Study subjects :
Text 03 14.
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S51. An integer n is expressed as the sum of 3 integers
Question
An integer n is expressed as the sum of 3 integers
How many different arrangement ?
1 + 2 + 3 = 6 and 2 + 1 + 3 = 6 are considered as different arrangement
Keywords and reference : Arrangement
Study subjects :
Text 03 13.
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S52. Binomila expansion : Prove that 5^(2*n) - 24*n - 1 is divisible by 576
Question
5^(2*n) - 24*n - 1 is divisibile by 576
Keywords and reference : Binomial expansion coefficients
Study subjects :
Text 03 14
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S53. arcsin(sin(A)+sin(B))+arcsin(sin(A)-sin(B))=pi/2, find sin(A)^2 + sin(B)^2
Keywords
If arcsin(u) = v then sin(v) = u
Reference : Inverse trig function
Study subjects :
Text 08 08
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S54. Series : S(n) = cos(x) + cos(3*x) + cos(5*x) + .... + cos((2*n-1)*x) = ?
Keywords
Product to sum of trig functions
Question
1. Find S(n)
2. Verify by induction method
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 07 14
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S55. Series : S(n) = sin(x)^2 + sin(2*x)^2 + ... + sin(n*x)^2
Keywords
sin(x)^2 = (1 - cos(2*x))/2
Product to sum of trig functions
Question
1. Find S(n)
2. Verify by induction method
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 07 15
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S56 : Find maximum and minimum of y = sin(x) + Sqr(x)
Keywords
sin(A+B) = sin(A)*cos(B) + cos(A)*sin(B)
Sin(A) is LE 1 and GE -1
Questions : Find maximum and minimum
using trigonometric method
using deriative method
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 07 18
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S57 : sin(A)+sin(B)=p and cos(A)+cos(B)=q, find sin(A+B) and cos(A+B)
Keywords
Sum to product of trig functions
tan(2*x) = 2*tan(x)/(1-tan(x)^2)
Questions : Find maximum and minimum
Find sin(A+B) and cos(A+B)
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 07 20
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S58 : sin(A) and cos(A) have AP mid term sin(x) and GP mid term sin(y), ...
Keywords
a,b,c in AP : b = (a+c)/2
a,b,c in GP : b = Sqr(a*c)
sin(A)^2 = 1 - cos(2*A))/2
Questions :
Prove that 2*cos(2*x) = cos(2*y)
Reference
Study subjects :
Text 07 21
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S59 : Find sin(20)*sin(40)*sin(60)*sin(80) without calculator
Keywords
sin(60) = Sqr(3)/2
sin(20)*sin(40) = (cos(40-20)-cos(40+20))/2 Reference
Study subjects :
Text 07 24
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S60 : Find cos(20)*cos(40)*cos(60)*cos(80) without calculator
Keywords
cos(60) = 1/2
cos(20)*cos(40) = (cos(40-20)+cos(40+20))/2 Reference
Study subjects :
Text 07 24
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