52 cardsVWO / HAVO Centraal Examen (Netherlands)

VWO and HAVO Key Facts Across Subjects

Formulas, rules and definitions from mathematics, economics and Dutch language and literature for quick revision.

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Power rule
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Product rule
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Quotient rule
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Chain rule
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Derivative of and
and for .
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Derivative of and
and .
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Logarithm of a product
for .
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Logarithm of a power
for .
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Inverse of the exponential
for and .
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Double-angle formula for sine
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Double-angle formula for cosine
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Pythagorean identity
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Period of
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Quadratic formula
for .
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Vertex of a parabola
for .
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Sum of an arithmetic series
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Sum of an infinite geometric series
when .
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Binomial coefficient
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Expected value
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Empirical rule for the normal distribution
About , and of the values lie within , and standard deviations of the mean.
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Dot product test
Two nonzero vectors are perpendicular when .
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Area between two graphs
when on .
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Real growth
Nominal growth minus inflation, approximately.
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Opportunity cost
The value of the best alternative that is given up when a choice is made.
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Price elasticity of demand
The percentage change in quantity demanded divided by the percentage change in price.
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Profit-maximising rule
Produce the quantity at which marginal cost equals marginal revenue.
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Simple multiplier
, where MPC is the marginal propensity to consume.
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Stability and Growth Pact reference values
A deficit of of GDP and a debt of of GDP.
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Subordinate clause in Dutch
The finite verb moves to the end, as in 'omdat ik ziek ben'.
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Tachtigers
Dutch writers of the 1880s linked to the magazine De Nieuwe Gids (1885).
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Marginal revenue and marginal cost rule
Profit is maximised where marginal revenue equals marginal cost ( or ).
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Cross-price elasticity of demand
indicates substitute goods (goederen vervangen elkaar); indicates complementary goods (vullen elkaar aan).
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Income elasticity of demand
: luxury good; : necessity/normal good; : inferior good.
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Consumer surplus and producer surplus
Consumer surplus is willingness to pay minus actual price; producer surplus is market price minus marginal production cost.
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Negative externalities and Pigouvian tax
Unpriced negative side effects cause overproduction; a corrective excise tax (accijns) internalises external costs.
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Deadweight loss (welvaartsverlies)
Loss of economic efficiency and social welfare caused by taxes, subsidies, price ceilings or monopoly power.
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Fiscal policy vs Monetary policy
Fiscal policy is set by government via taxation and public spending; monetary policy is conducted by ECB via interest rates and money supply.
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Purchasing Power Parity (PPP)
Exchange rates adjust so an identical basket of goods has the same price across different currency areas.
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Lorenz curve and Gini coefficient
The Lorenz curve graphs cumulative income against population; Gini coefficient ranges from 0 (perfect equality) to 1 (extreme inequality).
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Current account balance (lopende rekening)
Sum of trade balance in goods, services, primary income flows and secondary cross-border income transfers.
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Primary balance vs Fiscal deficit
Primary balance is government net lending/borrowing excluding interest payments on accumulated public debt.
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Dutch literary movement: De Stijl and Dada
Interwar avant-garde movements (Theo van Doesburg, Piet Mondriaan, Antony Kok) aiming for abstraction, constructivism and anti-art.
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Dutch Golden Age literature (17th Century)
Renowned Dutch Renaissance and Baroque authors include Joost van den Vondel, P.C. Hooft and Gerbrand Adriaensz Bredero.
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Max Havelaar by Multatuli (1860)
Key 19th-century novel by Eduard Douwes Dekker exposing colonial abuses and forced cultuurstelsel in the Dutch East Indies.
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De Grote Drie of post-war Dutch literature
Willem Frederik Hermans, Gerard Reve and Harry Mulisch, dominating Dutch literary fiction in the second half of the 20th century.
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Dutch sentence structure: V2 word order
In Dutch main clauses, the finite verb must appear in the second structural position (verb second / V2 rule).
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Dutch spelling: 't kofschip / 't fokschaap rule
Past tense weak verb endings: if the verb stem ends in a consonant from 't kofschip (t, k, f, s, ch, p), add -te(n) / -t; otherwise -de(n) / -d.
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Dutch relative pronouns: die vs dat
'Die' refers to common gender nouns (de-woorden) and plurals; 'dat' refers to neuter singular nouns (het-woorden).
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Style figures: Metaphor vs Simile
A simile (vergelijking) uses explicit comparison words (als, zoals); a metaphor directly applies an image without comparison markers.
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Style figures: Hyperbole and Litotes
Hyperbole is deliberate strong exaggeration; litotes is strong affirmation through negation of the opposite (niet slecht = erg goed).
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Argumentation theory: Ad hominem fallacy
Attacking the speaker personally or questioning their character rather than addressing the substance of their logical premise.
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Trias Politica (Separation of powers)
Montesquieu doctrine dividing state authority into legislative (wetgevend), executive (uitvoerend), and judicial (rechterlijk) branches.