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What is the result of adding $2 + 3$?
What is the result of adding $2 + 3$?
- $10$
- $3$
- $1$
- $5$ (correct)
The number $7$ is the highest single-digit number.
The number $7$ is the highest single-digit number.
False (B)
What is the product of $5$ and $6$?
What is the product of $5$ and $6$?
$30$
The number that comes after _____ is $11$
The number that comes after _____ is $11$
Match the following numbers with their characteristics:
Match the following numbers with their characteristics:
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Study Notes
Section A - MCQ
- Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) were presented
- Correct answers and corresponding letters were provided for each MCQ
- Answers ranged from letters 1 to 8
Section A - Problem Solving
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Find the cartesian coordinates of (2, π/4) in polar form.
- The cartesian coordinates (x, y) are derived using the formulas: x = r cos θ and y = r sin θ where r = 2 and θ = π/4
- Calculations reveal that the cartesian coordinates are (√2, √2).
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Find the joint equation of two lines passing through (2, 3) parallel to the coordinate axes.
- The equations of the lines parallel to the x-axis have the format y = 3.
- The equations of the lines parallel to the y-axis have the format x = 2.
- Combination of the equations produce the joint equation: (x-2)(y-3) = 0.
Section B - Mathematical Problems
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Write negations of the statements:
- √2 is a rational number
- All natural numbers are whole numbers
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Find the matrix x such that AX = B where A is the matrix [1 3; -1 2] and B is the matrix [2; 4].
- Solving for X, the resultant matrix is [( 8/-1 ); ( 10/-1 )].
Section C - Mathematical Problems
- Prove trigonometric identities using relevant identities - Demonstrates the proof process for the given trigonometric equation
Section - Problem Solving
- Calculate the volume of a tetrahedron Given the position vectors of the points forming the tetrahedron (A, B, C, and D), the volume is computed using the formula.
Question 9.18
- Find shortest distance
Question 9.19
- Calculate cosine of an angle given vectors.
- Find the unit vector.
Question 9.20
- Differentiate y = emtanx with respect to x.
Question 9.21
- Vector equation of a plane passing through A(a) and perpendicular to BC
Question 9.22
- Find the values of x where function f(x) is increasing.
Question 9.23
- Evaluating the integral of function x² + 8x + 12.
Question 9.24
- Find x by solving the equations involving matrices.
Question 9.25
- Calculate angles and values using given information in a triangle.
Question 9.26
- Prove the equality of Boolean algebra expression without truth tables.
Question 9.27
- Find the value of x using equations.
Question 9.28
- Given information in equation form is given
- Find 'x' by determining the inverse of 'A' (matrix).
Question 9.29
- Given information in equation form and calculate the cofactor of the given matrices
- Calculate the adjoint and the solution for X
Question 9.30
- Graphing and finding the feasible region of a given system of inequalities.
Question 9.31
- Solve for y using information provided (including differential equation).
Question 9.32
- Finding the vector equation of a line (based on given vectors).
Question 9.33
- Given information in equation form involving two variables
- Solving differential equation and find solution.
Question 9.34
- Given information in equation form
- Solving differential equation and find particular solution with specific values.
Section - Problem Solving
- Solving a problem relating to the rate of change, including specific formulas.
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