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The All Mighty Zero Product Property
That’s it. The Zero Product Property simply states that if ab=0 , then either a=0 or b=0 (or both). A product of factors is zero if and only if one or more of the factors is zero. Pretty logical,...
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Probabilidad
Muy buenas Os enlazo aquí un blog muy completo sobre el tema: Probabilidad Y unas definiciones para completar las del libro: (Wikipedia, axiomas de Kolmogorov):
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Soluciones temas 1, 2 y 3
Muy buenas Matrices Determinantes Sistemas Y los de PAU-EBAU En UNIOVI también tienen con corrección los de EBAU
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Factoring polynomials
Hi Now you have several tools to factorize polynomials (common factor, Ruffini, second degree formula). For example, a second degree polynomial can be factorized using the formula, and writing it...
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Nonlinear systems of equations
Hi As you probably remember, last year we learnt to solve sytems of linear equations (first degree equations). Now we are going to try something a bit more difficult: systems of nolinear equations. In...
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Muy buenas Os pongo aquí enlaces a los exámenes resueltos de EBAU de 2017 y 2018: Junio 2017 Julio 2017 Junio 2018 Julio 2018
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Distribución binomial y normal
Muy buenas Unos apuntes majos sobre la misma. Un ejemplo: la máquina de Galton Galton board Y una calculadora de binomial. Aquí la distribución normal N(0,1): Y una distribución normal N(μ,σ):
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Pruebas de diagnóstico 1
Muy buenas Hoy vamos a practicar con pruebas de diagnóstico de años anteriores: Matemáticas Académicas 4º ESO (MEC) Resolvéis en la libreta (sin copiar el enunciado) todas las que podáis.
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Aproximación de la binomial por la normal
Pues eso: Otras calculadoras: Calculadora Binomial Calculadora Normal Y las soluciones del tema 14, para tenerlas a mano. Y unos ejercicios con solución.
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Tree-gonometry
Hi Today class has two parts: a) Geogebra work. Pay attention and try to create a thing similar to the one the teacher is going to show you. Send it to me. b) Game work. Try the games 2048 and Bloxorz...
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3-gonometry-2
Hi We have some things to do: 0. Solve these problems in your notebook while I try to correct your homework. Make drawings, of course. 1 The known data for a right triangle ABC is a = 5 m and B =...
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Goniometric circumference
Hi Today we are going to create something similar to this: The idea is to study the trigonometric ratios of angles greater than 90º. Pay attention. Send me the file. Now time to solve some problems...
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Trigonometric identities and homer measuring trees
Hi We are going to prove these two famous trigonometic identities: sin2(x) + cos2(x) = 1 tan(x)=cos(x)/sin(x) that can be seen in this applet: And how to measure trees with trigonometry (we are going...
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Trigonometric ratios in every quadrant
Hi We have seen this thing before: Now we are going to work with it a little more. Go to this page.
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Moving Homer with vectors
Hi We are going to use vectors to create animations, similar to this applet: Pay attention and send me the files, as usual. The math thing we are going to use is “linear combinations of vectors“, which...
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Lines
Hi 0. First thing, use geogebra to correct some of the exercises from wednesday. Pay attention 17. Now we are going to create something like this: Send the file to me, as usual. 145. A game to...
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Flatland
Hi It’s time to discover this classic: (Extract from Wikipedia): “Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions is a satirical novella by the English schoolmaster Edwin Abbott Abbott, first published in...
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