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STRATEGY SHEET
Use this sheet to help you remember
your math content. Be surealso to
make use of the Kaplan Methodson
the reverse side.
Triangles:
DATA SUFFICIENCY
1 (A) #1 is Suff.; #2 is Not Suff.
2 (B) #2 is Suff.; #1 is Not Suff.
T (C) #1 is Not Suff.; #2 is Not Suff.; #1 AND #2 are Suff.
E (D) #1 is Suff.; #2 is Suff.
N (E) #1 is Not Suff.; #2 is Not Suff.; #1 AND #2 are Not Suff.
Angles:
b
a
a = y + z; b = x + z; c = x + y
l1
height
c
d
a + b = 180
1 base height
Area = __
2
d
c
base
Right Triangles:
60
Equilateral
x 2
60
a2 + b2 = c2
45
Circles:
Side Ratios
(Pythagorean Triples)
3:4:5
5:12:13
7:24:25
8:15:17
9:40:41
2x
30
x 3
Isosceles
B
C
n
O
d = 2r
C = 2r or d
A = r2
360 around
45
n
Arc ABC
=
=
360
Circum.
Order of Operations:
FOIL:
PEMDASParentheses, Exponents,
Multiplication and Division,
Addition and Subtraction
Average = Sum
Rate = ___________
Time
Quantity of B
Total Time
Number of terms
100%
Original Amount
Original Amount
l
A = lw
s
A = s2
Exponent Rules:
(x a)b = x ab
a
__
x = x a b
xa = ___
1a
x
x x = x2
b1
x b
x0 = 1
b2
A = 1 (b1 + b2 )h
2
b
A = bh
(negative)odd = negative
x ax b = x a + b (negative)even = positive
Uniform Solids:
r
Radical Rules:
Numbers:
__
_ _
a
b=
ab
_
_
_
a
a
____
= __
b
b
_
_
a c+ b c= (a +
0 is an even integer.
1 is not prime.
2 is the lowest prime number
and the only even
prime number.
Mode: the most common
number(s) in a set
Median: the middle term in a set
of ascending
or descending
numbers; when the set
has an even number of
numbers, the average
of the two middle terms
Only (odd) (odd) and
(odd) + (even)
yield odd numbers.
V = r2h
SA = 2r2 + 2rh
V = lwh
SA = 2(lw + lh + wh)
___
a+
b a + b
_
( a)2 = a
Miscellaneous:
Work Formula:
+
b= __
_____
ab + ac = a(b + c) a
ac + __
b
c
c
T = _____
ab
a+b
x% of y = y% of x
|x| = |x|
b) c
Coordinate Plane: In the xy-plane, the y-axis is vertical, andthe x-axis is horizontal.
y______
2 y1
Slope = ____
rise
run= x x
2
Do not let information from one statement influence your decision about the
other statement.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Integrated Reasoning
Graphics Interpretation: Tests your ability to use visual data (presented
as graphs, diagrams, or other visual information); look at the answer
choices when deciding your approach, but dont let them distract you.
Multi-Source Reasoning: Tests your ability to synthesize multiple sources
of data (23 tabbed pages containing text, charts, or tables); create a
brief outline (like a Passage Map) on your noteboard; return to the tabs
as needed to research individual questions.
Table Analysis: Tests your ability to interpret data in spreadsheets; use
the sorting function as needed to visualize trends in the data.
Two-Part Analysis: Tests your ability to answer questions that contain two
separate components; can require both quantitative and verbal skills;
double-check that you do not mix up the two columns when selecting
your answers.