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Discrete Mathematics Practice
Recall available counting, set, logic, recurrence and modular relationships used in discrete mathematics.
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Decide what objects you are counting and whether order matters. Keep the specified modulus and domain with each identity.
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Discrete mathematics identities
Common counting, logic, set, graph, and recurrence identities.
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Modular residues and cycles
Remainders and patterns that repeat in predictable cycles.
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Binary and hexadecimal conversions
Converting numbers between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal.
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Small exact combination values
Finding small exact combination values without listing every case.
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Combinatorics formulas
Combination, permutation, and two-stage counting relationships.
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Basic probability rules
Recall complements, unions and independent intersections.
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Expectation and variance formulas
Expectation, variance, and second-moment relationships.
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Conditional probability
Recall probability given that another event has occurred.
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Binomial probability
Recall the binomial probability formula and its conditions.
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