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NUMERALS
- Number systems
- Proof by contradiction
- Complex numbers
- Natural numbers
- Integers
- Rational numbers
- Rational expressions
- Real numbers
ALGEBRA
- Basic math operations
- Equations
- Exponents and logarithms
- Functions
- Inequalities
ALGEBRA
- Number theory
- Linear algebra
- Polynomials
- Rings
PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS
- Probability
- Populations and variables
- Dependent events
- Independent events
- Mutually exclusive events
- Random variables
- Random variables – Examples
- Independent random variables
- Distribution of random variable
- Standardized variables
- Binomial, Bernoulli, geometric and Poisson random variables
- Frequency table
- Expected value, variance and standard deviation
- Moments
- Central limit theorem for binomial distribution
- Continuous random variable
- Standard deviation and variance
- Other measures of dispersion
- Tree diagram
- Dot plot
- Stem and leaf plot
- Quantiles
- Box and whisker plot
- Frequency and proportion
- Random vectors
- Arithmetic mean
- Harmonic mean
- Geometric mean
- Mode and median
SETS AND ALGEBRAIC STRUCTURES
GRAPH THEORY
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