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Math Review Week 1

This document contains a 50-item mathematics exam with multiple choice questions testing concepts in algebra, arithmetic, geometry, and other areas of mathematics. The exam is designed to assess understanding of topics like exponents, logarithms, number properties, arithmetic sequences, factoring polynomials, and other common math problems. Test-takers are instructed to choose one answer for each question and mark their responses on an answer sheet using a pencil. Strictly no erasures are allowed.

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Math Review Week 1

This document contains a 50-item mathematics exam with multiple choice questions testing concepts in algebra, arithmetic, geometry, and other areas of mathematics. The exam is designed to assess understanding of topics like exponents, logarithms, number properties, arithmetic sequences, factoring polynomials, and other common math problems. Test-takers are instructed to choose one answer for each question and mark their responses on an answer sheet using a pencil. Strictly no erasures are allowed.

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COMPLETE-RF REVIEW CENTER

Instruction: Select the correct answer for each of the following


questions. Mark only one answer for each item by shading the box
corresponding to the letter of your choice on the answer sheet provided.
Strictly no erasures allowed. Use pencil no. 1 only.
NOTE: Whenever you come across a caret (^) sign, it means
exponentiation.
1.

Which set is closed under subtraction?


A. odd integers
C. integers*
B. counting numbers D. prime numbers

2.

Round off 0.0034750 to 3 significant figures.


A. 0.003
C. 0.00347
B. 0.00348*
D. 0.0347

3.

Solve for x if log x^2=(logx)^2.


A. e^2
C. 1*
B. 2
D. 3

4.

Some birds are sitting in an oak tree. Ten more birds land.More
birds arrive until there are a total of four times as many birds as the
oak tree had after the ten landed. A nearby maple tree has 16
fewer than 12 times as many birds as the oak tree had after the 10
landed. If both trees now have the same number of birds, how
many birds were originally in the oak tree before the first 10
landed?
A. 4
C. 16
B. 7*
D. 24

5.

Solve the equation: log (x 1) + log (x +1)=2 log (x +2).


A. 1
C. -2
B. -5/4*
D. 3/4

6.

A tiger is now 50 of her leaps ahead of a lion which is pursuing her.


How many more leaps will the tiger take before it is overtaken if
she takes 5 leaps while the lion takes 4 leaps, but 2 of the lions
leaps are equivalent to 3 of the tigers leaps?
A. 350
C. 420
B. 325
D. 250 *

7.

Which of the following is a factor of x4-4x3-7x2+22x+24.


A. (x+3)
C. (x-1)
B. (x-2)
D. (x-3)*

8.

Solve for x: 3x 5x+1=6x+2.


A. 2.1455
C. 2.1544*
B. 2.1445
D. 2.4154
1
x
5x-2
Simplify:
+
x+1 x-6 x 2 -5x-6
A. (x-4)/(x-6)*
C. (x-3)/(x+6)
B. (x-2)/(x-6)
D. (x-6)/(x-4)

9.

10. The number 77 is divided into two parts such that the GCF of the
two parts is 11 and their LCM is 110. The smaller of the two part is
A. 11
C. 22*
B. 44
D. 55
11. Alex was asked to multiply a number by 3/2. Instead he divided the
number by 3/2 and obtained a number smaller by 2/3. The number
was
A. 4/5*
C. 3/5
B. 2/3
D. 1/2
12. Three bells A, B, and C begin ringing at the same time and
continue to do so at intervals of 21, 28, and 30, respectively. The
bells will ring together again after
A. 7 seconds
C. 7 minutes*
B. 630 seconds
D. 1 hr
13. If one root of 9x^2-6x+k=0 exceeds the other by 2, find the value of
k.
A. 8
C. -8*
B. 5
D. -6
14. The ratio of three numbers is 2:5:7. If 7 is subtracted from the
second, the resulting numbers form an arithmetic progression.
Determine the smallest of the three numbers.
A. 28*
C. 21
B. 15
D. 18
15. Find the coefficient of the term involving x 8 in the expansion of

x 2y 10 .
A. 180*
B. 310

C. 210
D. 120

16. Find the value of x from the series of numbers shown.


x + 3x + 9x + 27x+729x=3279.
A. 3*
C. 5
B. 6
D. 8

WEEKLY EXAM 1

Mathematics

17. From the equation 12x3-8x2+kx+18=0, find the value of k if one root
is the negative of the other.
A. -18
C. -27*
B. -12
D. -31
18. Find the 16th term of the progression 1/4,1/7, 1/10,...
A. 1/43
C. 1/46
B. 1/56
D. 1/49*
19. The number 20,540.00 has how many significant digits?
A. 3
C. 5
B. 4
D. 7 *
20. Who introduced the multiplication sign x in mathematics?
A. Robert Recorde
C. Leonhard Euler
B. William Oughtred*
D. Henry Savile
21. Googol is one of the smallest large numbers. What does it stand
for?
A. 1 followed by a hundred 0s* C. 1 followed by a million 0s
B. 1 followed by a thousand 0s D. 1 followed by a billion 0s
22. Every even number greater than 4 is the sum of two prime
numbers. This is known as
A. Fundamental Theorem in Algebra
B. Goldbacks Statement*
C. Prime Factorization Theorem
D. Fermats Last Theorem
23. The number 77 is divided into two parts such that the GCF of the
two parts is 11 and their LCM is 110. The smaller of the two part is
A. 11
C. 22*
B. 44
D. 55
24. What is the last digit of the number 373333?
A. 1
C. 3*
B. 2
D. 9
25. Find the L.C.M. of the fractions 5/16, 15/24 and 25/8.
A. 4/48
C. 5/8
B. 75/48
D. 75/8*
26. In a racing contest, there are 240 cars which will have provisions
that will last for 15 hours. Assuming constant hourly consumption
for each car, how long will the fuel provisions last if 8 cars withdraw
from the race every hour after the first?
A. 16
C. 20
B. 18
D. 25*
27. What follows logically in these series of numbers 2,3,4,5,9,17..
A. 33*
C. 21
B. 37
D. 43
28. Spheres of the same radius are piled in the form of a pyramid with
a square base until there is just one sphere at the top layer. If there
are 4 spheres on each side of the square, find the total number of
spheres in the pile.
A. 32 spheres
C. 30 spheres*
B. 25 spheres
D. 28 spheres
29. To compute the value of n!, where n is a large number, we use
A. Stirlings approximation*
C. Diophantine Equation
B. Fermats Last Theorem
D. Cardans Approximation
30. When you use any base other than the decimal system, the
division between whole numbers and fractional numbers is referred
to as
A. radix point*
C. index
B. vinculum
D. decimal point
31.

In algebra, the operation of root extraction is called a


A. evolution*
B. involution
C. revolution
D. indexing

32. Solve for x if 8^x = 2^(y + 2) and 16^(3x - y) = 4^y.


A. 2*
C.1
B 4
D.3
33. Spheres of the same size are piled in the form of a pyramid with an
equilateral triangle as its base. Determine the total number of
spheres in the pile if each side contains 4 spheres?
A. 26
C. 24
B. 20*
D. 30
34. At what price will you mark a flash drive for sale the cost P600 in
order that you may offer 20% discount on the marked price and
still makes a profit of 25 % on the selling price?
A. P800
C. P1000*
B. P1,100
D. P850

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COMPLETE-RF REVIEW CENTER

WEEKLY EXAM 1

Mathematics

35. Which of the following is a prime number?


A. 437
C. 487*
B. 417
D. 483
36. Find the value of x in the following series of number 12,13,17,26,
x.
A. 32
C. 43
B. 42*
D. 46
37. The terms of a sum may be grouped in any manner without
affecting the result. This is known as:
A. Commutative Law
C. Associative Law*
B. Distributive Law
D. Reflexive Law
38. A sequence 1, 4, 10, 20, 35, 56 is known as
A. Pyramidal numbers
C. Tetrahedral numbers*
B. Cubic numbers
D. Square numbers
39. From the equation 12x3-8x2+kx+18=0, find the value of k if one
root is the negative of the other.
A. -18
C. -12
B. -27*
D. -31
40. Ben exercises every 12 days and Isabel every 8 days. Ben and
Isabel both exercised today. How many days will it be until they
exercise together again?
A. 34
C. 14
B. 24*
D. 18
41. Find the sum of the coefficients of the expansion of (x+2)4.
A. 65*
C. 81
B. 72
D. 102
42.

A number system of base 20


A. vigesimal*
B. icosagonal

C. figurate
D. duodecimal

43. Find the 15th term of the progression 1/4,1/7, 1/10,...


A. 46
C. 1/46*
B. 1/56
D. 56
44. Find the term containing x2 in the expansion of [x3+(a/x)]10.
A. 128a7x2
C. 120a7x2 *
B. 210a6x2
D. 320a5x2
45. Find the value of A for which the equation A(2x+3)-(x-4) = 3x+10 is
an identity.
A. -1
C. 2*
B. 3
D. -3
46. The equation whose roots equal twice those of the equation x 36x2+11x-6=0.
A. x3-12x2+22x-12=0
C. x3-24x2+12x-12=0
B. x3-12x2+44x-48=0 *
D. x3-12x2+48x-44=0
47. Find the equation whose roots are numerically equal but opposite
in sign to the roots of the equation x3+7x2+11x+5=0.
A. x3-7x2+11x-5=0 *
C. x3+7x2+11x-5=0
B. x3+7x2-11x+5=0
D. x3-7x2-11x+5=0
48. Find the real values of x and y satisfying the given equation:
(2x+3y)+ i(3x-5y) = 8-i7 .
A. x=1, y=-2
C. x=2, y=1
B. x=-2, y=-1
D. x=2, y=-1*
49. From the equation 12x3-8x2+kx+18=0, find the value of k if one root
is the negative of the other.
A. -18
C. -27*
B. -12
D. -31
50. Solve for x in the following equation:

x 3x 5x 7x ... 49x 625

A. 1/4
B. 1*

C. 1/2
D. 3/2
Good Luck!

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