52 cardsStúdentspróf (Iceland)

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Quadratic formula
For :
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Discriminant and number of real roots
: two roots if , one if , none if
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Power rule for derivatives
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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
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Derivative of and
and
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Integral of
for
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Fundamental theorem of calculus
where
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Sum of an arithmetic sequence
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Sum of a geometric sequence
, and if
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Law of cosines
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Law of sines
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Pythagorean identity
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Logarithm product rule
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Change of base
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Binomial coefficient
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Probability of a complement
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Binomial probability
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Dot product of vectors
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Distance between two points
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Area of a circle and circumference
and
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Slope of a line through two points
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Vertex of
At
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Traditional date of the settlement of Iceland
874, with Ingólfr Arnarson as the first permanent settler
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Founding of the Althing
930, at Þingvellir
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Conversion to Christianity
Around the year 1000, decided at the Althing by the law-speaker Þorgeir
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Old Covenant (Gamli sáttmáli)
1262 to 1264: the chieftains accepted the king of Norway
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Trade monopoly
1602 to 1787: only licensed Danish merchants could trade with Iceland
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Móðuharðindin
Famine of 1783-84 after the Laki eruption
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Restoration of the Althing
1845, as an advisory assembly, after it was abolished in 1800
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Jón Sigurðsson
Leader of the independence movement, born on 17 June 1811
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Home rule
1904, with Hannes Hafstein as the first minister
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Act of Union
Took effect on 1 December 1918: Iceland became a sovereign kingdom in union with Denmark
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Occupation in the Second World War
British forces landed in May 1940, and US forces took over in 1941
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Proclamation of the republic
17 June 1944, at Þingvellir
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First president
Sveinn Björnsson
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NATO membership
Iceland was a founding member in 1949
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Defence agreement with the United States
Signed in 1951, and US forces left Keflavík in 2006
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Cod Wars
Three disputes with the United Kingdom, in 1958, 1972 and 1975 to 1976, over fishing limits
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Women's Day Off
24 October 1975: many women left work for a day
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Vigdís Finnbogadóttir
Elected president in 1980, the first democratically elected female president in the world
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Reykjavik summit
October 1986: Reagan and Gorbachev met at Höfði
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EEA agreement
In force from 1994: access to the single market without EU membership
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Bank collapse
October 2008: the three largest banks failed
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Manuscripts returned
From 1971 Denmark returned medieval manuscripts, such as Codex Regius
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Skúli Magnússon
Eighteenth-century official who founded the Innréttingar workshops in Reykjavík
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Number of seats in the Althing
63
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The stúdentspróf
The upper-secondary school-leaving examination; each school sets its own final exams
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Treaty of Kiel (1814)
Denmark ceded Norway to Sweden but retained Iceland, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands as Danish dependencies.
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Cod Wars (Þorskastríðin)
A series of confrontations between the UK and Iceland from the 1950s to 1970s over fishing rights, resulting in Iceland expanding its Exclusive Economic Zone to 200 nautical miles.

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