What is the distance between the given points A(3, -6) and B(1/2, β3/3)?
Anonymous Quiz
15%
β28 units
52%
9.63 units
19%
4.89 units
15%
5.43 units
The radian measure of an angel of 120Β° is equal to:
Anonymous Quiz
8%
Ο/4
84%
2Ο/3
8%
Ο/8
0%
Ο/2
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Which of the following is the measure of an exterior angle of a 10 sided regular polygons?
Anonymous Quiz
14%
144Β°
17%
72Β°
57%
36Β°
11%
180Β°
Maths Entrance questions!
1. A geometric series with first term a and common ratio r is convergent if
a. |r| < 1
b. r β€ 1
c. r> 1
d. r> 1
2.If the 1st and 4th terms of a geometric progression are 3 and 81 respectively, What is the common ratio for this progression?
A. 9
B. 23
C. 1/3
D. 3
3.Which of the following is a geometric sequence?
A. 0.1, 0.01, 0.0011, 0.000111, ...
B. 1, 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, .....
C. 0.1, 0.11, 0.12, 0.13, ....
D. 8, -4, 2, -1, ....
which one of the following is the fourth term of the sequence {cos(nΟ/2}?
A. 1
B. -1
C. -3
D. -2
Answer
1. A
2. D
3. D
4. A
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1. A geometric series with first term a and common ratio r is convergent if
a. |r| < 1
b. r β€ 1
c. r> 1
d. r> 1
2.If the 1st and 4th terms of a geometric progression are 3 and 81 respectively, What is the common ratio for this progression?
A. 9
B. 23
C. 1/3
D. 3
3.Which of the following is a geometric sequence?
A. 0.1, 0.01, 0.0011, 0.000111, ...
B. 1, 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, .....
C. 0.1, 0.11, 0.12, 0.13, ....
D. 8, -4, 2, -1, ....
which one of the following is the fourth term of the sequence {cos(nΟ/2}?
A. 1
B. -1
C. -3
D. -2
Answer
1. A
2. D
3. D
4. A
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Which one of the following statement is true about the graph of f(x)= xΒ² -5x -24?
Anonymous Quiz
11%
The y-intercept of the graph is 24
14%
the graph of f(x) opens downward
60%
The vertex of the graph is (5/2, -121/4)
14%
The domain of the graph is R\{-3,8}
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The simple present perfect continues tense.
The simple present perfect continuous tense is used to describe an action that started in the past, continued up until the present, and is still ongoing. It is formed with the auxiliary verb "have/has been" followed by the present participle (-ing form) of the main verb.
For example:
- "I have been studying for three hours." (Meaning: I started studying three hours ago, and I am still studying.)
- "She has been working at that company since last summer." (Meaning: She started working at the company last summer, and she is still working there.)
- "We have been waiting for the bus for a long time." (Meaning: We started waiting for the bus a while ago, and we are still waiting.)
- "They have been playing tennis all afternoon." (Meaning: They started playing tennis this afternoon, and they are still playing.)
It is important to note that this tense focuses on the duration or continuity of an action, rather than the result.
The simple present perfect continuous tense is used to describe an action that started in the past, continued up until the present, and is still ongoing. It is formed with the auxiliary verb "have/has been" followed by the present participle (-ing form) of the main verb.
For example:
- "I have been studying for three hours." (Meaning: I started studying three hours ago, and I am still studying.)
- "She has been working at that company since last summer." (Meaning: She started working at the company last summer, and she is still working there.)
- "We have been waiting for the bus for a long time." (Meaning: We started waiting for the bus a while ago, and we are still waiting.)
- "They have been playing tennis all afternoon." (Meaning: They started playing tennis this afternoon, and they are still playing.)
It is important to note that this tense focuses on the duration or continuity of an action, rather than the result.
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β€1
What are the quotient and remainder respectively, when 75 is divided by 20?
Anonymous Quiz
6%
4 and 5
70%
3 and 15
15%
2 and 19
9%
15 and 3
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English short note.
Report speech.
Reporting speech, also known as indirect speech or reported speech, is a way of conveying someone else's words or ideas without using their exact words. It is a method of relaying what someone said or thought using our own words.
When using reported speech, we typically change the tenses, pronouns, and certain expressions to convey the original speaker's message accurately.
β Example 1:
Direct Speech: John said, "I am going to the movies tonight."
Reported Speech: John said that he was going to the movies that night.
β Example 2:
Direct Speech: Sarah asked, "Can you lend me your book?"
Reported Speech: Sarah asked if I could lend her my book.
β Example 3:
Direct Speech: Peter shouted, "I'll be late for dinner!"
Reported Speech: Peter shouted that he would be late for dinner.
β Example 4:
Direct Speech: Lisa exclaimed, "What a beautiful view!"
Reported Speech: Lisa exclaimed how beautiful the view was.
Report speech.
Reporting speech, also known as indirect speech or reported speech, is a way of conveying someone else's words or ideas without using their exact words. It is a method of relaying what someone said or thought using our own words.
When using reported speech, we typically change the tenses, pronouns, and certain expressions to convey the original speaker's message accurately.
β Example 1:
Direct Speech: John said, "I am going to the movies tonight."
Reported Speech: John said that he was going to the movies that night.
β Example 2:
Direct Speech: Sarah asked, "Can you lend me your book?"
Reported Speech: Sarah asked if I could lend her my book.
β Example 3:
Direct Speech: Peter shouted, "I'll be late for dinner!"
Reported Speech: Peter shouted that he would be late for dinner.
β Example 4:
Direct Speech: Lisa exclaimed, "What a beautiful view!"
Reported Speech: Lisa exclaimed how beautiful the view was.
#National_Exam_Result
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α 2018 α.α α¨12α ααα α₯αα«α αα°α α¨αα°α± α°ααͺαα½ 12.8% α°ααͺαα½ ααααΈαα α΅αα αα΅ ααα΅α΄α α α³ααα’
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α αα α ααͺα± α¨ααααα« αα°α α¨αα°α± αα΅α₯ 88 α΅αα αα΅ α€αΆα½ 100% α«α΅αα°ααΈαα α°ααͺαα½ αα³αααΈαα α¨ααα α²ααα£ 585 α΅αα αα΅ α€αΆα½ α°αα ααα α°ααͺ α ααα³αααΈαα αααααα’
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#National_Exam_Result
| α¨α΅αα αα΅ ααα΅α΅α α₯ααα αα (α/α)
α¨2018 α.α α¨12α ααα α₯αα«α αα°α αα€α΅ α°α ααα ααα°α αα°ααͺαα½ ααα«αα’
α α²α΅ α α α£ α©αα¨αα²α²α£ α₯α α¨α³ααα΅α α΄αααα α©αα¨αα²α²αα½ αααα α₯α α α α α«α°α¨α α αα αααΉα α©αα¨αα²α²αα½ αΆα α₯αͺ α₯αα²α«α°αα α₯α¨α α«α ααα’ αα΅α¨α¨α 05/2019 α.α α΅αα αα΅ αααα α¨αααα ααα α α α₯ααααααα’
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| α¨α΅αα αα΅ ααα΅α΅α α₯ααα αα (α/α)
α¨2018 α.α α¨12α ααα α₯αα«α αα°α αα€α΅ α°α ααα ααα°α αα°ααͺαα½ ααα«αα’
α α²α΅ α α α£ α©αα¨αα²α²α£ α₯α α¨α³ααα΅α α΄αααα α©αα¨αα²α²αα½ αααα α₯α α α α α«α°α¨α α αα αααΉα α©αα¨αα²α²αα½ αΆα α₯αͺ α₯αα²α«α°αα α₯α¨α α«α ααα’ αα΅α¨α¨α 05/2019 α.α α΅αα αα΅ αααα α¨αααα ααα α α α₯ααααααα’
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#National_Exam_Result
α¨2018 α.α α¨12α ααα α₯αα«α ααααα« αα°α α¨αα°α αα€α΅α¦
α°αα₯α α³ααα΅
ααα΅ - 591.6 α¦α³ αα© α α³αͺ α΅/α€α΅ (α α³α)
α΄α΅ - 583 α αα αα΅α α΅/α€α΅ (α₯αα α£α«)
αα α α«α α³ααα΅
ααα΅ - 576.2 αΆαΆα α’α α¦α© α΅/α€α΅
α΄α΅ - 569.1 α¦α α±αα ααα΄αͺα¨α α΅/α€α΅
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α¨2018 α.α α¨12α ααα α₯αα«α ααααα« αα°α α¨αα°α αα€α΅α¦
α°αα₯α α³ααα΅
ααα΅ - 591.6 α¦α³ αα© α α³αͺ α΅/α€α΅ (α α³α)
α΄α΅ - 583 α αα αα΅α α΅/α€α΅ (α₯αα α£α«)
αα α α«α α³ααα΅
ααα΅ - 576.2 αΆαΆα α’α α¦α© α΅/α€α΅
α΄α΅ - 569.1 α¦α α±αα ααα΄αͺα¨α α΅/α€α΅
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