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What you get
One-page tables you can print or save as PDF.
Worked examples, not just formulas.
Short diagnostics that point you to the right sheet.
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Math
Formulas, identities, and worked examples from algebra to calculus.
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Science
Physics equations, chemistry formulas, and reference tables.
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English & Writing
Grammar, punctuation, essay structure, and academic writing.
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Languages
Scripts, conjugation tables, and pronunciation charts.
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Study Skills
Note-taking systems, revision plans, and memory techniques.
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Exam Prep
Board-specific formula sheets and revision references.
Math
Derivative Rules
Every core derivative rule on one page: power, product, quotient, chain, trig, exponential, and logarithms, with worked examples.
Calculus I · High school & college
Math
Trig Identities
Pythagorean, reciprocal, sum, double-angle and half-angle identities with exact values and worked examples.
Precalculus · Trigonometry
Science
Physics Equations
Mechanics, electricity, waves and thermodynamics equations with units and worked examples.
High school · Introductory physics
English & Writing
English Tenses
All 12 English tenses with form, use, and examples, plus the mistakes learners make most often.
Grammar · B1–C1
Languages
Hiragana Chart
Complete hiragana chart with basic, dakuten, handakuten, and yōon combinations, plus pronunciation notes.
Japanese · Beginner
Languages
Spanish Present Tense
Regular -ar, -er, -ir endings, stem-changing verbs, and the most common irregular verbs in the present tense.
Spanish · Beginner
Study Skills
Cornell Notes
How the Cornell note-taking system works, a printable template, and a worked example.
Study skills · All levels
Exam Prep
GCSE Maths Formulas
The formulas GCSE students need most: algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistics, with a note on exam-board differences.
GCSE · Foundation & Higher
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