MHB What are some useful math formula/reference sheets for different courses?

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The discussion highlights several formula and reference sheets created by an adjunct math instructor for various courses, including Statistics, Finite Mathematics, Discrete Mathematics, and Calculus III. These sheets are described as comprehensive and are available for others to use. Participants express appreciation for the shared resources and note that similar materials are often commercially available in college bookstores. The instructor invites suggestions for additional content to enhance the reference sheets. Overall, the thread emphasizes the value of accessible math resources for students and educators.
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Hello everyone,

These are some formula/reference sheets I've made as an adjunct math instructor for courses I've taught over the past 4 years. Feel free to use them as you'd like.

Statistics -- Dice & Card Table; Reference Sheet

Finite Mathematics -- Reference Sheet

Discrete Mathematics -- Reference Sheet

Calculus III -- Reference Sheet

Most of these reference sheets are fairly exhaustive. If you'd like to see something added to them, please let me know!

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Instructor can prepare what he chooses for his classes and the courses he teaches. These things are or at least WERE also available as commercially published/produced products available at college bookstores.

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