MATH

MODULE 5,6,7
April 2013
Ninja turtles
Q: What is also known as
composite function?

Chain rule
 Q: What refers to the concept of
derivatives of composite functions?

Chain rule
Q: What is used for differentiating
functions of function?

Chain rule
 Q: Which of the following is a
method for solving the volume of
solid of revolution?

Disk method, Washer method, Cylindrical shell

method
Q: The graph of r=4cos(theta) is a
____.

Circle
Q: The graph of r=4cos2(theta) is a
____.

Rose
Q: The graph of r=sine(theta) – ½
is a ____.

Limacon
Q: If a right circular cone is cut by a
plane parallel to its base, it reveals
a _____.

Circle
Q: What is the derivative of cscA?

• - cscAcotA
Q: The derivative of r= 2sinA

• tan2A
Q: What refers to the fear of # 13?

Triskaidekaphobia
Q: What is another term for
indefinite integral?

Antiderivative
Q: A horizontal line has a slope of
____.

• zero
Q: At the minimum point, the slope
of the tangent line is____.

• zero
Q: A line which is perpendicular to
the x-axis has a slope equal to
____

• infinity
 Q: If the edges of the cube is
increased by 30%, by how much is
the increased in surface area?

• 69%
 Q: The value that occurs most
frequent in a data set or probability
distribution is called ____.

• mode
Q: The spiral with polar equation of
r= a(theta) is ____.

• Spiral of Archimedes
Q: It is also known as x-coordinate.

• abscissa
Q: He is considered as the Father
of “Gudmalin” (Analytic Geometry)

• Rene Descartes
Q: The first and fourth term in the
proportion of the four quantities

Extremes
Q: If n >2 , x^n +y^n = z^n cannot
be solved when x, y, and z are all
positive integers. This is known as
________.

• Fermat’s Last theorem

 Q: ____ is a line segment from the
focus of ellipse into one point of the
perimeter of the ellipse.

• Focal radius
 Q: It is a chord of a line segment
joining two of its point and passing
through a focus of a conic.

 Focal chord
Q: It is a point of intersection of all
the attitudes of a triangle.

• orthocenter
 Q: A straight path of points that
begins at one point and continues
in one direction.

 ray
Q: It is any subset of a population.

sample
Q: A right triangular prism turned so
that it rests on one of its lateral
rectangular faces.

wedge
Q: Given points A and B, where A is
(sinX, cosX) and B is (cosX, sinX)
the resulting value is ____.

 Square root of 2
Q: What refers to 3 sets and 3 lines
where each line is incident from
both other sets?

• Steiner set
 Q: What refers to the circle with
radius equals half of transverse
axis of hyperbola or major axis of
ellipse and its center is at center
conics.

• Auxiliary circle
Q: The ____ is the collective term
of maxima, and minima whether
absolute or relative.

• Extrema
 Q: A geometric solid formed by
placing two pyramids symmetrically
base-to-base is called ____.

• Dipyramid
Q: What refers to an integral that
has no upper or lower limit?

 Indefinite integral
Q: It is an interval which data does
or does not fall is called ____.

 bin
 Q: Let m1 and m2 be the
respective slope of two
perpendicular lines. Then ___.

 m1m2 = -1
Q: It is a line joins to a vertex and
to the opposite side.

 Cevian
Q: If the discriminant is zero then it
is a ____.

 Parabola
 Q: ____ are artificially generated
data that mimics statistical property
of the real data.

 Surrogate Data
 Q: What is the process use to
derive one of the two derivatives
with respect to the other one?

Implicit derivative
Q: The rectangular coordinates are
divided by eight compartments
called ____.

 Octants
Q: The derivative of a function is
the ____ of the graph of the
function.

 Slope
Q: What do you call a line segment
in which the incenter and the
centroid lie?

 Nagel’s line
 Q: The tabulation of raw data
obtained by dividing into classes of
some set and computing number of
data elements that falls within each
pair of class boundaries.

 Frequency distribution
 Q: In geometry, a _____ is a
polyhedron where vertices lie on
two parallel planes.

 Prismatoid
 Q: The _____ of a relation is the
set of first elements in pairs of the
relation.

 Domain
 Q: The _____ of a relation is the
set of second elements in the pair
of the relation.

Range
Q: The _____ of two or more sets
is the set of elements that all the
sets have in common.

 Intersection
Q: A line segment from a vertex of
a triangle drawn to the midpoint of
the opposite side, therefore
bisecting the opposite side.

 Median
 Q: A Polyhedron possessing two
congruent polygonal faces and with
all remaining faces parallelograms

 Prism
Q: It is a chart made by plotting the
numeric value of a set of quantities
as a set of values adjacent to the
spherical wedge with arc length
proportional to the total amount.

 Pie chart
Q: An integral and indefinite integral
that has either or both infinite
property

 Improper
Q: An angle between the tangent of
the points of the Latus Rectum of a
parabola

 90 degrees
Q: _____Is a measure of deviation
of a point set from a uniform
distribution.

 Discrepancy
 Q: What do you call the solid
formed from a bicone with opening
angle of a right angle(90 degrees)

 Sphericon
Q: A tetrahedron with identical
isosceles or scalene faces

 Disphenoid
Q: A point of intersection of the
medians of a triangle

 Centroid
Q: Ratio of absolute frequency to
total no. of data in frequency
distribution.

 Relative frequency
 Q: A method for fitting a curve
through a set of points using some
goodness of fit-criterion

 Regression
Q: The percent of the population
which below that value

 Percentile
Q: In random number computation,
_____ is the initial no. used as the
starting point in a random no.
generating algorithm,

 Seed
Q: What is a statement containing
one or more variable having the
property that it becomes either true
or false when the variables are
given a spefic value from their
domains
• Open Sentence
 Q: At what point wherein the
derivative of a fuction changes from
negative to positive?

 Local minimum
Q: What Theorem establishes a
connection between a multiple
integral and a repeated one?

 Fubini theorem
Q: It is a rule that tells how to
calculate the estimated value
based on the measurement
contained in a sample

 Estimator
 Q:It is used to indicate that a
particular subject is seen from a
point of view of “randomness” and
synonymous with random.

 Stochastic
Q: Confocal conics are conics
having ____

 The same foci

Q: The grouping of data into bins(..)
by plotting the number of member
of each bins vs the bin number.

• Histogram
Q: A conic section is a curve which
is an intersection of ______

 A cone and a plane

Q: What is the integral of lnx

 1/x
 Q: ____ is a set of all points,
usually forming a curve or surface
that satisfy some conditions

 Locus
Q: The ____ function is a function
that measures the agreement
between the data and fitting model
for a particular choice of the
parameter

 Merit
 Q: The Latus Rectum of the
equation of the parabola x =4ay is
2
___

 4a
Q: An immediate consequence of a
result that has already proven

 Corollary
Q: Equations relating x and y that
cannot readily be solved explicitly
for y as a function of x and x as a
function of y. Such equations may
nonetheless be used to determine
specific value from their domain.
 Implicit
Q: A randomization of a deck cards
by repeated interleaving

• Shuffle
Q: The archaic term for calculus

 Infinitesimal calculus
Q: A locus which moves so that it is
always equidistant from a fixed
point (focus) to fixed line (directrix)
is a ____

 Parabola
Q: a radical expressing an irrational
number

 Surd
Q: A ____ is a plot used in quality
control applications that combines
a bar chart….percentages of
categories in the data.

 Pareto plot
Q: A _____ is a mathematical study
of likelihood and probability of
events occurred based on known
information and inferred by taking a
limited number of samples.

 Statistics
Q: 10 to the12th power is a value of
what prefix?

 Tera
 Q: If an inequality is true for all
values of the variable, it is called
___inequality.

 Absolute
Q: The prefix nano is opposite to.

 Giga
Q: ___is the branch of mathematics
that studies the possible outcomes
of a given events together with the
outcomes relative likelihood and
distribution.

 Probability
 Q: If the derivative of the equation
of the curve is equal to the negative
of that same curve, the curve is
a/an ____.

 Sinusoidal
 Q: The locus of a point which
moves such that its distance from
fixed point (focus) is in constant
ratio, e (eccentricity) to its distance
to a fixed straight line (directrix).

 Conic section
Q: If the discriminant is greater than
one, then it is a ____.

 Hyperbola
Q: What is the value if determinant
if two coloumns (or rows) of
determinant are identical

 Zero
Q: The derivative of 1-tanh^2(theta)
is ____

 Sech^2 (theta)
Q: Which number that can exceed
its square?

• 1/2
 Q: A _____ of a given set is a
collection of things that belong to
the original set.

 Subset
 Q: A _____ is a finite or infinite
collection of objects in which order
has no significance.

• Set
Q: The _____ is the mean of the
absolute deviations of a given set
of data about the data’s mean.

 Mean deviation
 Q: A set of values of similar
meaning obtained in any matter is
called _____.

 Batch
 Q: What is obtained by
differentiating the derivative of a
function?

 Second derivative
Q: The _____ derivative is the rate
of change of the slope in the graph.

 second
 Q: The point where the second
derivative is zero is called _____
point.

 inflection
Q: If A and B are sets, then there is
a set that contains exactly A and B.
This refers to what axiom in set
theory?

 Axiom of pair
Q: The concurrency of the angle
bisectors of triangles is called?

 Incenter
Q: In a cubic equation, we produce
three distinct roots only when the
discriminant is ___.

 Greater than zero

Q: In the ratio of a/b, b is called?

 Consequent
Q: If a=b; then b=a. This illustrates
what axiom in algebra?

 Axiom of symmetry
 Q: An integer with hypothetical
probability than an event that
already occur would yield a specific
outcome?

 Likelihood
Q: What geometric figure is bound
by two circular arcs with different
radii?

 Lune
 Q: Secant A is positive and
cosecant B is negative in what
quadrant?

 Quadrant IV
Q: A ___ is a set of points that is
equidistant to a fixed point and a
fixed line.

 parabola
Q: A set of odd numbers is closed
under the operation of ___.

 multiplication
Q: Product of a zero matrix and any
matrix is equal to ___.

 the original matrix

Q: What refers to a number that is
represented by a regular
geometrical number equally
spaced?

 Figurate number
Q: A proposition that is self-
evidently true without proof

 Axiom
Q: An angle that coincides when
the angle is in standard form

 Vertical angle
Q: In logic, a ___ is a sentence that
is meaningful to say that it is true or
false.

 Statement
 Q: Angle whose terminal sides
coincides when the angles are in
standard position

 Coterminal angles
 Q: What is angle called when its
vertex or end points are located in
the circumference of a circle?

 Inscribed angle
Q: What do you call the two angles
formed by two intersecting lines?

 Vertical angles
Q: A polynomial function in variable
of 0 degree is called ___ function.

 constant
 Q: What is the two celestial
coordinates?

 Right ascension and Declination

Q: What is the number that can be
read or written in forward or
backward?

 Palindromic number
Q: What is a proposition that is
regarded as self-explained fact
without proof?

 Axiom
Q: Who is the Father of Analytic
Geometry?

 Rene Discartes
Q: Who is the Father of Analytic
Geometry?

 Rene Descartes
Q: What is the other term of axiom?

 Postulate
Q: The word calculus is derived
from the Latin word

 Pebble or stone
 Q: The graph of
r=4cos(theta)2(theta) is

 Rose
Q: If the sides a, b, and c are given
in a spherical triangle, the sum of
all interior angles is?

 A+B+C < 360

 Q: What states that any in a
triangle. If one of the sides is
extended, the exterior angle is
greater than both the interior and
opposite angle?

 Exterior Angle Theorem

 Q: The lines bisecting the angles
formed by the sides of the triangle
and exterior are called ___.

 Exterior Angle Bisectors

Q: What refers to a matrix that
contains complex numbers?

 Complex Matrix
 Q: Which is an example of a
mutually exclusive event?

 event “Diamond” and event “Club”

 Q: Sequence of numbers in which
their reciprocals form an Arithmetic
Progression

 Harmonic progression
Q: Obtained by repeatedly solving
a Quadratic Equation

 Euclidean Number
 Q: 0’s, 1’s, and -1’s which the
entries in each row or column
would sum to 1 and the non-zero
entries in each row and column
would alternate in sign.

 Alternating sign matrix

Q: An immediate consequence of a
result already proved

 corollary
 Q: If a=b, then b=a

 Symmetric property
 A: If f(x) is an even function, the
integral of f(x) from x=1 to x=a, is
equal to zero. True or false?

 False
Q: A regular Polygon whose consist
of equilateral triangles .

 Pentagon
Q: A regular Polygon whose consist
of equilateral triangles .

 Pentagon
Q: The degree of peakedness of a
distribution, defined as a highest
form of the Fourth central moment
in a distribution

 Kurtosis
Q: It is a locus of a point in a plane
about an axis defined as the
difference between two fixed points
of the locus which are constant

 Hyperbola
 Q: A conic section having an
eccentricity of greater that one

 Hyperbola
Q: What is the eccentricity of a
regular hyperbola?

 Square root of 2
Q: A conic section having an
eccentricity of less than one

 Ellipse
Q: What is the eccentricity of a
parabola?

 Equal to one
Q: The parabola y=-x^2+x+1 opens

 downward
 Q: “Surface temperature in a
cooling body changes in a rate
proportional to the difference of the
surface and its ambient
temperature”

 Newton’s Law of Cooling

 Q: An integral is convergent when
its limits

 Exists in a finite number

Q: An integral is divergent when its
limits

 Does not exist

Q: The function 1/x, as x
approaches zero

 Does not exist

Q: Laplace transform of e^-6t

 1/(s+6)
 Q: What event is dependent?

 Sitting under the sun and getting sunburn

Q: Formed by cutting the conic
parallel to its base

 Circle
Q: How many probabilities will form
by tossing two coins?

 4
Q: Tera is the opposite of

 pico
Q: When an event can occur, its
probability is

 1
Q: When an event cannot occur, its
probability is

 0
Q: Is the set of possible probability
outcome that can be assumed

 0 to 1
Q: An ___ is the subset of a
probability space

 event
Q: When integral can be computed,
it is to be

 integrable
 Q: A Differential Equation which
includes its function and its partial
derivatives

 Partial DE
Q: When the right hand side of a
matrix is included, it is called ___
matrix

 augmented
Q: When the elements in a matrix is
1, it is called ___ matrix

 unit
Q: An expression is said to be ___
if its definition does not assign it a
unique interpretation or value

 ambiguous
 Q: What refers to an angle more
than pi radians but not less than 2pi
radians?

 Reflex angle
 Q: Which one is correct regarding
to the signs of the natural functions
for angles between 90 degrees and
180 degrees?

 Cosine is negative
 Q: A statement that can be
demonstrated to be true by
accepted mathematical operations
and arguments

 theorem
 Q: “Every integer greater than one
is either prime or can be expressed
as a unique product of prime
numbers.” The statement is known
as

 Fundamental theorem of Arithmetic

 Q: Which one is the characteristic
of all trigonometric function?

 All functions are dimensionless

Q: The formula for the mean of a
binomial distribution

 np(1-p)
Q: ___ integral which neither limit
infinite

 proper
Q: ___ integral which has upper
and lower limit

 definite
Q: In statistics, the standard
deviation is called

 dispersion
 Q: To find the angle of a triangle,
given only the lengths of the sides,
one would use the ___

 Law of Cosines
Q: In general linear differential
equation, the value of d/dx is
normally replaced with "DD",
stands for "Differential ____".

 operator
Q: If a differential equation does not
explicitly contain an independent
variable, it is said to be ___.

 Autonomous
 Q: Which one is a characteristic of
all trigonometric functions?

 All functions are dimensionless units

Q: ____ refers to the rate of change
of the direction of the curve.

 curvature
Q: In DE, ___ is the property of
being the only possible solution.

 uniqueness
 Q: A ___ is type of plot used in
quality control applications that
combines a bar chart displaying
percentages of categories in the
data with a line graph showing
cumulatively percentages of the
categories.
 Pareto plot
 Q: A chart made by plotting the
numeric values of a set of
quantities as a set of adjacent
circular wedges with arc lengths
proportional to the total amount is
called ____.
 Pie chart
 Q: ____ is a measure of the
deviation of a point set from a
uniform distribution.

 discrepancy
Q: A horizontal line has a slope of
__

 zero
 Q: A line which is perpendicular to
the x-axis, has a slope equal to ___

 infinity
 Q: It is a polyhedron of which the
faces are equal polygons in parallel
planes and the other faces are
parallelogram

 prism
 Q: If the second derivative of the
equation of the curve is equal to the
negative of the equation of that
same curve, the curve is

 sinusoid
Q: In general quadratic equation, if
the discriminant is zero, the curve
is a ___

 parabola
Q: Rolling dice and Tossing coin is
a ___

 Probability experiment
Q: When tossing two coins, the
sample space is ___

 HH, HT, TH, TT

 Q: Equation relating x and y that
cannot readily be solved explicitly
for y as a function of x or for x as a
function of y. Such equation may
nonetheless determine y as a
function of x or vice versa
 Implicit function
Q: The function f: A=B is ___ if the
element of B is the same as of A

 Implicit function
Q: ___ solution contains a number
of arbitrary constants equal to the
order of the differential equation

 General
Q: A function f: A:B that is both one-
to-one and onto is said to be ___

 bijective
 Q: A differential equation
accompanied by one or more initial
conditions

 IVP (initial value problem)

 Q: Which of the following is not
mutually exclusive?

 Drawing a card from a deck and getting a club or an ace

 Q: Which of the following is
mutually exclusive?

 Tossing two coins and getting two head or two tails

Q: The average of the values of the
class limits for a given class is
called ___

 Class mark
 Q: If two random variables are
independently distributed, what is
their relationship?

 They are uncorrelated

Q: A conic section is a curve which
is the intersection of ___

 A cone and a plane

 Q: If the limits of the integral are
fixed, an integral equation is called
a ___ integral equation

 Fredholm
Q: If a right circular cone is cut by a
plane parallel to its base, it would
reveal a/an

 Circle
 Q: Integral that has integrand
become infinite in the range of finite
interval of integration is called ___
integration.

 Improper
 Q: It is a conic section whose
difference of distances of any point
of which from two fixed points is
constant.

 hyperbola
Q: In differential equation the form
M(x,y)dx + N(x,y)dy=0 is a
_____differential equation.

 homogeneous
Q: What is the differential equation
of the family of straight lines with
slope and y-intercept are equal.

 ydx-(x+1)dy=0
Q: It is the hypothetical probability
that an event that has already
occurred would yield a specific
outcome.

 likelihood
Q: It is a function used to study
ordinary differential equation.

 Majorant
Q: Type of probability that uses
sample space

 Classical
Q: Any continuous cumulative
frequency curve is called

 ogive
Q: In static, a ______ is a single
performance of well define
experiment

 trial
Q: what is the surface consist of
more than half of a circular arc
rotated about an axis passing
through the end point of arc

 apple
 Q: The ___ of the curve y=f(x) at
any point is identical derivatives to
the function of dy/dx.

 slope
 Q: All are true for the differential
equation y prime + y/x^2 = 1/x^2
except:
It is a linear equation
It cannot be solved using the integrating factor e^-1/x
It is separable
It is homogenous
 It is homogeneous
 Q: The _____ of a differential
equation is the algebraic degree of
the highest-ordered derivative

 degree
Q: What is the constant added to
every indefinite integral that does
not have limits of integration?

 Constant integration
 Q: A pair of laws relates to the
concepts of complement,
intersection, and union.

 de Morgan’s theorem
Q: ______ integration is a double
integral over a three coordinates
giving an area of a known region.

 Area
Q: If a differential equation does not
explicit an independent variable, is
said to be _____.

 autonomous
 Q: The integral of a function bet
infinite integral on a finite interval of
integration between central limits
divided by the difference between
the abscissa will give the _____ of
a function
 average
 Q: In _____ distribution, is a
discrete distribute that is having two
possible outcomes.

 Bernoulli
Q: A matrix that has equal rows and
columns

 Square matrix
Q: The set of possible outcomes in
a probability experiment

 Sample space
 Q: The ___ on a Differential
Equation is the order of the highest-
ordered derivative appearing on it

 Order
Q: A ___ Equation is a derivative of
a function and a function of its self.

 Differential
Q: Differential equation having only
one variable is called ______
differential equation.

 Ordinary
 Q: A statistical distribution whose
variables can take on only discrete
values is called

 Discrete distribution
Q: The ___ on a Differential
Equation is the degree of the
highest-ordered derivative
appearing on it

 Order