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A ____ is defined as an idea formed from something that is already proved
A. An axion B. A postulate C. A theorem D. A corollary |
D. A corollary |
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A statement the truth of which is admitted without proof is called A. An axiom B. A postulate C. A theorem D. A corollary |
A. An axiom |
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It is the characteristics of a population which is measurable A. Frequency B. Distribution C. Sample D. Parameter |
C. Sample |
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In complex algebra, we use this diagram to represent a complex plane commonly called
A. De Moivre's Diagram B. Funicular Diagram C. Argand Diagram D. Venn Diagram |
C. Argand Diagram |
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A series of numbers which are perfect square numbers is called A. Fourier series B. Fermat's number C. Euler's number D. Fibonacci numbers |
B. Fermat's number |
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A sequence of numbers where every term is obtained by adding all the preceding terms such as ( 1,5,14,30) is called A. Triangular number B. Pyramidal number C. Tetrahedral number D. Euler's number |
B. Pyramidal number |
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In a proportionof four quantities, the first and fourth terms are referred to as ____ A. Means B. Consequent C. Extremes D. Discriminant |
C. Extremes |
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In raw data, the term, which occurs most frequently is known as A. Mean B. Median C. Mode D. Quartile |
C. Mode |
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The number 0.123123123 is A. Irrational B. Surd C. Rational D. Transcendental |
C. Rational |
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The graphical representation of the cumulative frequency distribution in a set of statistical data is called A. Ogive B. Histogram C. Frequenct polyhedron D. Mass diagram |
A. Ogive |
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Convergent series is a sequence of decreasing numbers or when the succeeding term is ___ than the preceding term A. Ten times more B. Equal C. Greater D. Lesser |
D. Lesser |
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The characteristics is equal to the exponent of 10, when the number is written in A. Exponential B. Scientific notation C. Logarithmic D. Irrational |
C. Logarithmic |
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Terms that differ only in numeric coefficients are known as A. Unequal terms B. Unlike terms C. Like terms D. Equal terms |
C. Like terms |
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___ is a sequence of terms whose reciprocals form an arithmetic progression A. Geometric B. Harmonic C. Algebraic D. Ratio and proportion |
B. Harmonic |
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A sequence of numbers where the succeeding term is greater than the preceding term is called
A. Dissonant series B. Convergent series C. Isometric series D. Divergent series |
D. Divergent series |
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The logarithm of a number to the base e is called A. Naperian logarithm B. Characteristic C. Mantissa D. Briggsian logarithm |
A. Naperian logarithm |
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The ratio or product of two expressions in direct or inverse relation with each other is called
A. Ratio and proportion B. Constant of variation C. Means D. Extremes |
B. Constant of variation |
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In any square matrix, when the elements of any two rows are exactly the same the determinant is A. Zero B. Positive integer C. Negative integer D. Unity |
A. Zero |
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Two or more equations are equal if and only if they have the same A. Solution set B. Degree C. Order D. Variable set |
A. Solution set |
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What is a possible outcome of an experiment is called? A. A sample space B. A random point C. An event D. A finite set |
C. An event |
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If the roots of an equation are zero. Then they are classified as A. Trivial solutions B. Extraneous roots C. Conditional solutions D. Hypergolic solutions |
A. Trivial solutions |
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A complex number associated with a phase shifted sine wave in polar form whose magnitude is in RMS and angle of the phase shifted sine wave is known as
A. Argand's number B. Imaginary number C. Phasor D. Real number |
C. Phasor |
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The quartile deviation is a measurement of A. Division B. Central tendency C. Certainty D. Dispersion |
D. Dispersion |
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The term in between any two terms of an arithmetic progression is called A. Arithmetic mean B. Median C. Middle means D. Mean |
A. Arithmetic mean |
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Any equation which, because of some mathematical process, has acquired an extra root is sometimes called
A. Redundant equation B. Literal equation C. Linear equation D. Defective equation |
A. Redundant equation |
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A statement that one mathematical expression is greater than or leas than another is called: A. Inequality B. Non absolute condition C. Absolute condition D. Conditional expression |
A. Inequality |
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Any number divided by infinity is equal to A. 1 B. Infinity C. Zero D. Indeterminate |
C. Zero |
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An integer is said to be prime if A. It is factorable by any value B. It is an odd number C. It has no other integer as a factor except itself and 1 D. It is not an even integer |
C. It has no other integer as a factor except itself and 1 |
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A relation in which any ordered pair (x,y) has one and one value of y that corresponds to the value of x is called A. Function B. Range C. Domain D. Coordinates |
A. Function |
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An equation in which a variable appears under the radical sign is called A. Literal equation B. Radical equation C. Irradical equation D. Irrational equation |
D. Irrational equation |
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Infinity minus infinity is A. Infinity B Zero C. Inderterminate D. Undefined |
C. Inderterminate |
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The number of favorable outcomes divided by the number of possible outcomes is:
A. Permutation B. Probability C. Combination D. Chance
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B. Probability |
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Two factors are considered essentially the same if A. One is merely the negative of the other B. One is exactly the same as the other C. Both of them are negative D. Both of them are positive |
A. One is merely the negative of the other |
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Equations in which the members are equal for all permissible values of unknowns are called: A. A Conditional equation B. A parametric equation C. An identity D. A quadratic equation |
C. An identity |
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Equation which satisfy only for some values of unknowns are called A. A conditional equation B. A parametric equation C. An identity D. A quadratic equation |
A. A conditional equation |
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A theoretical proposition statement or formula embodying something to be proved from other propositions are formulas is called
A. An axion B. A postulate C. A theorem D. A corollary |
C. A theorem |
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An array of m x n quantities which represent a single numbers system composed of elements in rows and column is known as A. Transpose of a matrix B. Determinant C. Co factor of a matrix |
B. Determinant |
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it represents the distance of a point from the y-axis a. ordinate b. abscissa c. coordinate d. polar distance |
b |
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the locus of a point which moves so that its distance from a fixed point and a fixed line is always equal is a. ellipse b. parabola c. circle d. hyperbola |
b |
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a normal to a given plane is
a. oblique to the plane b. parallel to the plane c. perpendicular to the plane d. lying in the plane |
c |
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which of the following is a disadvantage of using the sample range to measures of spread or dispersion a. it produces very small spreads b. the largest of the smallest observation or both may be a mistake or an outlier c. the sample range is not measured in the same units as the data d. it produces spreads that are too large |
b |
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The eccentricity of a given curve is between zero and one, the given curve is A. Parabola B. Ellipse C. Hyperbola D. Circle |
B |
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In algebra this consists of products and quotients of ordinary numbers and letters which represents numbers A. Term B. Equation C. Expression D. Coefficients |
C |
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If a circle of radius b rolls without slipping on the inside of the circle of radius a any point of the first circle traces a roulette known as A. Cycloid B. Stropoid C. Hypocycloid D. Epicycloids |
A |
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When eccentricity of a curve is zero the curve is a/ an A. Circle B. Ellipse C. Parabola D. Hyperbola |
A |
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A/ An ____ triangle is a triangle having three unequal sides A. Isosceles B. Equilateral C. Oblique D. Scalene |
D |
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In an ellipse, a chord which contains a focus and is in a line perpendicular to the major axis is a A. Latus rectum B. Minor axis C. Focal width D. Conjugate axis |
A |
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What section is formed by a cone cut by a plane parallel to its slant height A. Circle B. Parabola C. Ellipse D. Hyperbola |
B |
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In special rule of addition of probability the events are always A. Independent events B. Mutually exclusive events C. Bayesian D. Empirical |
B |
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Each of the following has exactly two pairs of parallel sides EXCEPT a A. Parallelogram B. Rhombus C. Trapezoid D. Square |
C |
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If the average value of a periodic function over ond period is zero and it consists of only odd harmonics then it must be possessing A. Half wave B. Even quarter wave C. Odd quarter wave D. Odd |
D |
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The integral of a function between certain limits divided by the differencenin abscissas between those limits gives the ___ of the function A. Average B. Asymptote C. Sum D. Intercept |
A |
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When discriminant of a conic section is 1, the curve is a A. Ellipse B. Circle C. Parabola D. Hyperbola |
D |
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The arc length is equal to the radius of a circle is called A. 1 grad B. 1 radian C. Quarter arc D. None of these |
B |
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What is the ratio of the sides of a triangle if the product of the sines of its angle is a maximum A. 1:2:1 B. 1:3:1 C. 1:1:1 D. 1:1:2 |
C |
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Passes through the foci, vertices and the center of the hyperbola
A. Transverse axis B. Conjugate axis C. Line D. Latus rectum |
A |
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A point where the concavitt of a curve changes or when the slope of the curvw is neither increasing nor decreasing is known as A. Point of tangency B. Inflection point C. Slope point D. Maximum point |
B |
