Test I. Multiple Choice (15 points) Direction: Encircle the correct answer. 1. A group or collection of object is called? a. Elements b. Set c. Subset d. Proper Subset 2. A set with no elements? a. Empty set b. Set c. Universal set d. Subset 3. It is a member of a set. a. Set b. Subset c. Element d. Universal set 4. Two sets that contain exactly the same number of elements. a. Equivalent set b. Equal set c. Universal set d. Set 5. Set A is a of a set B, A B, if and only if every element in A is also an element in B. a. Set b. Element c. Subset d. Empty set 6. Two sets that contain exactly the same elements. a. Equal set b. Equivalent set c. Empty set d. Set 7. Set A is a of set B, written as A B, if there is at least one element in B not contained in A. a. Subset b. Proper Subset c. Equal set d. Equivalent set 8. A set that can represent by a simple plane area bounded by a circle or by any closed region. a. Venn Diagram b. Set c. Subset d. Element 9. A distance between that number and zero on the number line and denoted by two bars (ΙΙ). a. Absolute Value b. Set c. Integer d. Real number 10. A numbers we use in counting things (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6…) a. Natural Numbers b. Whole Numbers c. Real Numbers d. Rational Numbers 11. Counting numbers together with zero. a. Natural Numbers b. Whole Numbers c. Real Numbers d. Rational Numbers 12. The counting numbers (1, 2, 3…), their opposites (-1, -2, -3…) and zero is called? a. Integers b. Numbers c. Whole Number d. Rational Number 13. Any number that can be written as a fraction is called? a. Rational Number b. Integers c. Whole Number d. Numbers 14. It indicates that the pattern continues is called? a. Numbers b. Ellipsis c. Real Numbers d. Rational Numbers 15. A number expressed in the form a x 10 n, where a is a decimal number with 1≤ │a│< 10, and n is an integer. a. Scientific Notation b. Standard form c. Decimal d. Number Test III. TRUE or FALSE (3 points) Direction: Answer the following with True or False. 16. {p, e,t} = {t,e,p} 17. {V, X, L} = {5,10,50} 18. {a,t,o,m} ≈ {t,o,m,a} Test V. ANALYSIS (17 points) A. Direction: Solve the following involving operations on integers. 19. (−15 ) + ( 23 ) = ___________ 20. 14−( +15 ) =¿ ¿ 21. ( 18 ) (−2 ) =¿ ¿ 22. (−20 ) ÷ (−4 )=¿ ¿
B. Direction: Answer the following questions involving fractions.
1 2 23. + =¿ ¿ 3 5 6 2 24. − =¿ ¿ 13 13
C. Direction: Convert Decimal form to Fraction Form and Vice Versa.
25. 0. 6
26. 0.91
1 27. 5
D. Direction: Express each in scientific notation.
A. Direction: Determine all the possible subsets of the set. 36. – 39. {7,5,3} =
B. Direction: Analyze the problem.
40.- 45. The three sides of a triangular lot are measured to be approximately 33.4 ft., 14.2 ft., and 26.73 ft. long. Find the approximate perimeter of the lot. Solution:
46. – 50 Find the product of 4. 7201 and 7.00
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