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See also Mathematics bases, 145–147  \nequations  \nabsolute value, 149–150  \ndirect variations, 151  \ninverse variations, 151  \nlinear equations, 149  \nquadratic equations, 149  \nradical equations, 150  \nrational equations, 150–151  \nratios, 151  \nexponents, 118, 145–147  \nfactoring, 118, 148–149  \nFOIL or FL method, 148–149 functions  \ndefined, 119, 151  \ndomain of, 152  \nexponential functions, 155  \nlinear functions, 152–153  \nquadratic functions, 153–155 range of, 152  \nusing symbols for, 155–156  \nmultiplying expressions, 147–148 numerical coefficients, 147  \noverview, 145  \nparabolas, 153  \npowers, 145–147  \npractice set one, 157–161  \npractice set two, 161–166  \nreciprocals, 146  \nwarnings, 146–147  \nAlgebra For Dummies (Sterling), 2, 3  \nangles. See also geometry complementary angles, 168  \nexterior angles, 170  \ninterior angles, 170, 172, 178 right angles, 168, 174–176  \nSAT rules for, 168  \nsupplementary angles, 168–169  \nverticle angles, 169  \nwarnings, 168, 169, 170  \narcs of circles, 182  \narithmetic sequences, 134–135  \nArnone, Wendy, 3  \nattitude questions, author, 41–42  \nAusten, Jane, 30, 87, 240, 248  \naverages, 133–134  \n• B •  \nBaker, Alan, 227  \nbar graphs, 197  \nbases in algebra, 145–147  \nBasic Statistics (Dunn), 58, 247  \nBerry, Patrick, 20  \nThe Big Splat, or How Our Moon Came to Be (Mackenzie), 302, 314  \nBiology For Dummies (Siegfried), 2  \nBreger, Louis, 290  \nA Brief History ofFlight (Heppenheimer), 302 Brown vs. Board of Education, 240  \n• C •  \ncalculators, 120–121  \ncentral angles, 180, 181–182  \nCharcot, Jean-Marie, 292, 331  \ncircle graphs, 197  \ncircles. See also geometry arcs of, 182  \narea of, 180  \ncentral angles in, 180, 181–182  \nchords in, 180  \ncircumference of, 180  \ndiameter of, 179  \ninscribed angles in, 181–182  \nradius of, 179  \nsectors of, 183  \ntangents to, 181  \nwarning, 182  \ncoefficients, numerical, 147  \nCollege Admission Essays For Dummies (Woods), 14  \nCollege Board Services for Students with Disabilities Brochure, 12  \n354 The SAT I For Dummies, 6th Edition    \ncomplementary angles, 168  \ncomposite numbers, 126  \nCookman, Scott, 312  \ncoordinate geometry, 119  \ncorrelations in graphs, 197–198  \n“counting principle”, 195  \nCritical Reading sections. 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