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MATHEMATICS

1.     Given that the mean of the numbers x1, x2, x3 ……xn is k, find the mean of all the numbers (3x1 + 2), (3x2 + 2), (3x3 + 2), ….. (3xn +2).

2.     How many numbers less than 3000, can be formed from the digits 1,2,3,8 and 9, if no digit is used more than once?

3.     A test was given to three classes with population 30,35 and 25. If the mean scores are 28,35 and 25 respectively, find the mean score of the three classes.

4.     Find the acute angle between the lines 2x-y=4 and x-y=3 

5.     A test consist of 12 questions out of which candidates are to answer 10. If the first 6 questions are compulsory, in how many ways can each candidate select her questions?

6.     A number is selected at random from the numbers 1 to 30 inclusive. What is the probability that it is divisible by 2 or 5?

7.     The mean age of n men in a club is 50 years. Two men, aged 55 and 63 left the club and the mean age reduced by 1 year. Find the value of n.

8.     How many ways can 12 people be divided into three groups of 2, 7 and 3 in that order?

9.     Calculate in surd form the value of tan 15o

10.            Find the area of the circle whose equation is x2+ y2 -4x + 8y + 11 = 0


PHYSICS QUESTIONS

1.     State Newton’s law of cooling?

2.     Why is it that when a stationary car is been hit by a fast moving car, both of the cars are damaged? Note: the other car is not in motion and cannot collide.
3.     When fuels are burned in a flame, both heat and light are produced. There are some chemical reactions which produce light but no heat. These reactions are said to be …………………..?
4.     Why do think a bullet of mass 100kg moving at 1ms-1 will have the same effect on the human body as a bullet of 0.01kg moving at 1000ms-1.
5.     What is the sure test for polarity of a magnet? 
6.     It is easier to loosen a tight nut with a long spanner than with a short one. Why? 
7.     An elephant with its large feet can exert less pressure on the ground than a gazelle with small hooves. Is it possible? Explain. 
8.     Air has weight; this is why it exerts pressure. So why are we not conscious of this enormous pressure of the air? 
9.     The Earth seems to be rotating, but none of us seems to notice each other rotating with it. Why?
10.            Why are there water vapours in the atmosphere?
11.            Rain water seems to fall directly from the sky to us on earth, it has a great speed from above but yet it seems not so severe on the human skin. Why is it so? 


12.     The critical angle of a glass is usually what?

13.     What instrument is used to measure the depth of the red sea?
14.     It is easier to hear sound at night than at day. Explain
15.     Why is it that if an ambulance car is moving closer to you, the sound heightens and even when the ambulance is stationary and you are the one who moved closer to it, it still heightens. But immediately the car passes behind you a little the sound of the ambulance decreases. What causes this effect?

CHEMISTRY QUESTIONS
12.            Two different Elements with the same mass number are known as what?
13.            Carbon is known to have three (3) allotropes namely; DIAMOND, GRAPHITE AND ………………..?
14.            The high surface tension of water is due to what?
15.            Why is the sulphate ion (SO4) not involved in chemical reactions?
16.            What is added to barium sulphite or barium carbonate from precipitating?
17.            What is the name of the compound NH4OH?
18.            Which compound of sulphur does not react with Acids?
19.            Gold is resistance to most acids but what reagent of acids is used to dissolve gold?
20.            Why do sulphate ions not taking part in redox reactions?
21.            The whole chemistry book I have read explained that gases take up the shape and volume of its container. However, I had only agreed with the gas having the shape of the container and not the VOLUME of the container. Do you agree with me? If Yes explain and if No explain your answer.
 

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