Monday, 12 March 2018

LOGARITHMS 1


Evaluate Log60 – Log0.3 + Log500.

Solution

= Log60 – Log0.3 + Log500.

= Log(60 x 500)
               0.3

= Log(30000)
             0.3

= Log(300,000)
              3


= Log 100,000
             

= Log10100,000

= Log10105
            
= 5Log1010

= 5 x 1

= 5

Log600 – Log0.3 + Log50 = 4

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Evaluate Log600 – Log4.8 + Log80,000

Saturday, 3 March 2018

MATRIX 2


POLYGONS 1


The total interior angles of the regular polygon is 145800. Find the number of sides.

Solution

Total angles = (n - 2)1800

145800 = (n - 2)1800

81145800 = (n - 2)180 dividing by 1800 both sides.
    1800             1800

81 = n - 2

81 + 2 = n

n = 83

Hence number of sides is 83

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The total interior angles of the regular polygon is 111600. Find the number of sides.

MAKING SUBJECT 1





SIMILARITY 2


Prove that the 2 triangles below are similar.  



Solution

<XWY = <YZW = 260 ------- Given

<WYX = <ZYW = 900 ------- Given

<WXY= <ZWY = 640 ------- (3rd angles of a triangle)

Hence ΔWYX = ΔZYW --- (By AA – Similarity theorem)

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Prove that the 2 triangles below are similar.



EXPONENTIALS 1



If 5(6m-7) x 3(2n+22) = (344) x (553); Find m and n.

Solution

Equating equal bases;

5(6m-7) =  553

5(6m-7)553

6m - 7 = 53

6m  = 53 + 7

6m  = 60

16m  = 6010
16         61

m = 10

again for n we equate equal bases.

3(2n+22) = 344

3(2n+22) = 344

2n + 22 = 44

2n = 44 - 22

2n = 22
2       2

n = 11

Hence m = 10 and n = 11

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If 8(2x-19) x 13(2y+40) = (1366) x (843); Find x and y.

Friday, 2 March 2018

SIMILARITY 1


Prove that the 2 triangles below are similar.  



Solution

<FEG = <EHG = 370 ------- Given

<EGF = <HGE = 900 ------- Given

<EFG = <HEG = 530 ------- (3rd angles of a triangle)

Hence êEGF = êHGE --- (By AA – Similarity theorem)

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Prove that the 2 triangles below are similar.


PROBABILITY 2


A bag contains 12 red balls and 8 blue balls. Two balls are taken from the bag. What is the probability that they are both blue?

Solution

(This is a problem with replacement)

n(R) = 12, n(B) = 8, n(S) =20

P(B) = n(B)
            n(S)

1st pick = 8/20
2nd pick = 8/20 as well.


P(B) =      x    8
           20          20

P(B) =   64    =      4 
            400          25  

Therefore Probability of drawing a blue ball is 4/25     

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A bag contains 10 purple stones and 12 blue stones. Two stones are taken from the bag. What is the probability that they are both blue?



ARITH. PROGR. 1


The first term of an AP is 13 and the last term is 157.If the arithmetic progression consists of 20 terms, calculate the sum of all the terms. 

Solution

A1 = 13, n=20, An = 157

Sn = n(A1 + An)
       2

S20 = 20(13 + 157)
         2

S20 = 10 x 170


S20 = 1700

Hence the sum of all 20 terms is 1700.

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The first term of an AP is 11 and the last term is 107.If the arithmetic progression consists of 30 terms, calculate the sum of all the terms. 

ALGEBRA 2


Find a if 50 + 24 =56
                        a

Solution

50 + 24 =52
        a

   24  = 52 - 50
   a

   24  =  2
    a

1 a  x  24  =  2 x a
        1 a

24 = 2a

24  = 2a
2       2

12 = a

Hence a=12.

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If 30 + 24 = 38; find c

           c