Přijímačky VŠE Matematika study materials
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Přijímačky VŠE Matematika cheat sheet

Přijímačky VŠE Matematika · Keep the key ideas within reach.

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Mathematical Modeling and Problem Solving

  • Match model type to the pattern: constant rate, constant percent, or periodic.

  • Exponential growth uses b = 1 + r; decay uses b = 1 − r.

  • The quadratic extremum sits at x = −b/(2a).

  • Use the constraint to reduce the objective to a single variable.

  • Track units through every step and report answers in context.

  • Round only at the end to avoid propagated error.

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Algebra and Functions

  • State domain restrictions before simplifying; cancelled factors still exclude values.

  • Composition f(g(x)) is evaluated inside-out and is generally not commutative.

  • Inverses require one-to-one functions; domain and range swap.

  • Horizontal transformations act opposite to the sign or factor shown.

  • Log laws convert sums to products, enabling solution of log equations.

  • Always check candidate solutions against original domain restrictions.

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Sequences and series

  • AP sum: n/2 × (first + last) or n/2(2a + (n − 1)d).

  • GP sum to infinity exists only for |r| < 1 and equals a/(1 − r).

  • The general binomial term C(n, r)a^(n−r)b^r gives any coefficient directly.

  • Count the number of terms carefully when the index starts at zero.

  • A negative common ratio alternates signs, so check the parity of the power.

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Geometry and Trigonometry

  • Similarity scales lengths by k, areas by k², volumes by k³.

  • Inscribed angle equals half the intercepted central arc.

  • Sine law requires a known side–opposite-angle pair; watch the ambiguous case.

  • Cosine law handles SAS and SSS configurations.

  • Arc length and sector area formulas require radians.

  • Pythagorean identity sin²θ + cos²θ = 1 underpins most simplifications.

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Complex numbers

  • i² = −1; division uses multiplication by the conjugate.

  • |z| = √(a² + b²), and the argument must be placed in the correct quadrant.

  • Modulus–argument form is re^(iθ); multiplication adds arguments.

  • Real-coefficient polynomials have non-real roots in conjugate pairs.

  • |z − z₀| = r is a circle centred at z₀.

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Linear Algebra and Vector Geometry

  • Consistency requires rank A = rank [A|b]; uniqueness also needs full column rank.

  • det A = 0 means no unique solution, not necessarily no solution.

  • Trace = sum of eigenvalues; determinant = product of eigenvalues.

  • a×b is perpendicular to both vectors; its magnitude is the parallelogram area.

  • Distance from point to plane: |n·P − d| / |n|.

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Discrete Mathematics and Mathematical Reasoning

  • An implication and its contrapositive are equivalent; the converse is not.

  • Negating a quantified statement flips the quantifier and negates the predicate.

  • Induction needs a base case, a stated hypothesis, and the step.

  • Inclusion–exclusion corrects for double counting.

  • Pigeonhole principle forces a collision when items exceed categories.

  • Sum of vertex degrees equals twice the edge count.