Bac Techniques Mathématiques (Algeria) - independent subject practice study materials
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Bac Techniques Mathématiques (Algeria) - independent subject practice cheat sheet

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Calculus

  • Chain rule: never drop the inner derivative g'(x).

  • Integration by parts: choose u so du is simpler than u.

  • Change limits immediately when substituting in a definite integral.

  • Improper integrals require an explicit limit, not direct substitution.

  • Implicit differentiation collects dy/dx terms after differentiating both sides.

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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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Mechanics, fields, thermal behavior, waves and modern models

  • Resolve vectors before applying F = ma or the SUVAT equations

  • Momentum is a vector: conserve each component only when the corresponding net external impulse is zero

  • Equilibrium requires both zero resultant force and zero resultant moment

  • The centripetal component points to the centre; uniform circular motion has constant speed but changing velocity

  • SHM signature: a = −ω²x, giving T = 2π/ω

  • State g and sign conventions explicitly at the start of a solution

  • EMF is per unit charge from the source; terminal p.d. is E − Ir

  • Kirchhoff's laws follow from conservation of charge and energy

  • Capacitor energy is ½CV²; discharge is exponential with time constant RC

  • Magnetic-force magnitude is |q|vB sinθ and its vector is perpendicular to velocity, so magnetic force does no work

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Physical chemistry, amounts, reactions and equilibria

  • n = m/M, n = cV (V in dm3) and n = V/24.0 for gases at RTP are the three key conversions.

  • The limiting reagent is the one with the smallest moles ÷ coefficient; product amount depends on it.

  • Percentage yield measures practical success; atom economy measures how much reactant mass is useful.

  • Dilution uses c1V1 = c2V2 because the moles of solute do not change.

  • Always balance the equation before applying any molar ratio.

  • ΔH is negative for exothermic reactions; standard enthalpy of formation of an element in its standard state is zero.

  • q = mcΔT uses the total mass of solution, and ΔH per mole = −q/n.

  • Hess's law lets you combine any route; combustion data are used in the reverse order to formation data.

  • ΔH = Σ bonds broken − Σ bonds formed, and mean bond enthalpies are averages.

  • Feasibility is determined by ΔG = ΔH − TΔS, not by ΔH alone.

  • Orders are determined experimentally, not from stoichiometric coefficients.

  • Rate constant units depend on overall order: for second order overall, dm3 mol−1 s−1; for third order overall, dm6 mol−2 s−1.

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Statics, strength and mechanical transmission

  • In an ideal planar model: pin has two force components, roller one normal reaction, fixed support two force components and a moment.

  • I = b·h³/12, W = b·h²/6 for a rectangle

  • Simply supported beam, central load: M_max = F·L/4

  • Euler: P_cr = π²EI/L_k², with L_k depending on the end conditions

  • Planar DOF: G = 3(n−1) − 2j₁ − j₂

  • For the defined ideal lossless gear pair, speed and torque-magnitude ratios are inverse; losses reduce actual output torque.

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Electrical circuits, machines and digital logic

  • For a sinusoid V_rms = V_peak/√2; the stated impedance magnitude is for a series RLC model.

  • Q_C = P(tan φ₁ − tan φ₂) for power-factor correction

  • Transformer: V₁/V₂ = N₁/N₂ = I₂/I₁

  • Induction motor: n = (1 − s)·60f/p

  • Thévenin voltage is open-circuit voltage; deactivate independent sources to obtain resistance while preserving dependent-source behavior.

  • Karnaugh: give the minimum sum of products

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Building systems, load paths, heat and moisture

  • R=d/λ uses thickness in metres; total resistance includes the model’s surfaces and layers.

  • U=1/R_total is a steady-state element model, not the complete building energy demand.

  • Permanent, occupancy, wind and snow actions require the stated design framework.

  • Moisture, airtightness and intended ventilation must be considered together.

  • Example tie spacing is supplied data, not a code rule.

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Energy, thermal machines and environmental assessment

  • 1 kWh = 3.6 MJ; 1 tep ≈ 41.86 GJ

  • Conversion efficiency must use a consistent useful output and input; it differs from a heat pump coefficient of performance, which can exceed one.

  • Carnot heat-engine efficiency is1−T_cold/T_hot using kelvin and the stated hot/cold reservoirs.

  • Hydro: P = η·ρ·g·Q·H

  • Wind power grows with v³; Betz limit C_p = 0.593

  • Sustainability is assessed per kWh: CO₂, life cycle, energy mix

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Engineering models, drawings, evidence and project decisions

  • State the system boundary and assumptions before calculation.

  • Units, sign conventions and uncertainty are part of the answer.

  • Verification against a specification differs from validation for an intended use.

  • Drawings need a declared convention and controlled revision.

  • Classroom models do not authorize physical operation or structural approval.