001-REFRESHER-ARITHMETIC-ELEMENTS-by engr Win-Win.pdf

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001 REFRESHER

PLUMBING ARITHMETELEMENTS

ENGR. ROEL ASENDIENTE


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1. For any two triangles, if an angle of one triacongruent to an angle of the other and if the twof one triangle are proportional to two side

other, they are what kind of triangles?

a. Complementary

b. Supplementary

c. Similard. Dissimilar


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1. For any two triangles, if an angle of one triacongruent to an angle of the other and if the twof one triangle are proportional to two side

other, they are what kind of triangles?

a. Complementary

b. Supplementary

c. Similard. Dissimilar


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2. An angle inscribe in a semi-circle is alwa

a. Unaligned

b. More than 90 deg.

c. Less than 90 deg.d. 90 deg.


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2. An angle inscribe in a semi-circle is alwa

a. Unaligned

b. More than 90 deg.

c. Less than 90 deg.d. 90 deg.


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3. A factor repeated to produce a power is?

a. Numerator

b. Square

c. Quotient

d. Root


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3. A factor repeated to produce a power is?

a. Numerator

b. Square

c. Quotient

d. Root


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4. A polygon with ten side is?

a. Dodecagon

b. Undecagon

c. Decagond. Tendicagon


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4. A polygon with ten side is?

a. Dodecagon

b. Undecagon

c. Decagond. Tendicagon


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5. Two angles having the same vertex and tof one is the prolongation of the side of th

is?

a. Acute angle

b. Scalene angle

c. Obtuse angled. Vertical angle


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5. Two angles having the same vertex and tof one is the prolongation of the side of th

is?

a. Acute angle

b. Scalene angle

c. Obtuse angled. Vertical angle


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6. The volume of the cube is equal to the the measure of its?

a. Angle

b. Corner

c. Edged. Diagonal


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6. The volume of the cube is equal to the the measure of its?

a. Angle

b. Corner

c. Edged. Diagonal


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7. If each two lines is perpendicular to thline, then the lines are?

a. Perpendicular

b. Parallel

c. Tangentd. Converging


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7. If each two lines is perpendicular to thline, then the lines are?

a. Perpendicular

b. Parallel

c. Tangentd. Converging


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8. Is a branch of mathematics dealinintegers and more generally, ncomputation?

a. Algebra

b. Trigonometry

c. Geometryd. Arithmetic


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8. Is a branch of mathematics dealinintegers and more generally, ncomputation?

a. Algebra

b. Trigonometry

c. Geometryd. Arithmetic


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9. The power to which a number is raindicated by a small superior figure called?

a. Logarithm

b. Increment

c. Exponentd. Mantissa


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9. The power to which a number is raindicated by a small superior figure called?

a. Logarithm

b. Increment

c. Exponentd. Mantissa


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10. A number that be exactly divided by tw

a. Real

b. Odd

c. Integer

d. Even


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10. A number that be exactly divided by tw

a. Real

b. Odd

c. Integer

d. Even


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11. A space that is devoid of matter and whpressure is zero?

a. Block hole

b. Outer space

c. Vacuumd. Inner space


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11. A space that is devoid of matter and whpressure is zero?

a. Block hole

b. Outer space

c. Vacuumd. Inner space


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12. Decrease in the value of a physical pdue to the passage of time?

a. Inflation

b. Depletion

c. Recessiond. Depreciation


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12. Decrease in the value of a physical pdue to the passage of time?

a. Inflation

b. Depletion

c. Recessiond. Depreciation


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13. We may classify an interest rate specifies the actual rate of interest on the prfor one year as?

a. Nominal rate

b. Rate of return

c. Exact interest rate

d. Effective rate


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13. We may classify an interest rate specifies the actual rate of interest on the prfor one year as?

a. Nominal rate

b. Rate of return


d. Effective rate


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14. The ratio of the interest payment principal for a given unit of time and expressed as a percentage of the principal?

a. Interest

b. Interest rate

c. Investment

d. Rate


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14. The ratio of the interest payment principal for a given unit of time and expressed as a percentage of the principal?

a. Interest

b. Interest rate

c. Investment

d. Rate


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15. Additional information of prospective on contract documents issued prior to bdate?

a. Depict

b. Escalate

c. Assessment

d. Bid bulletin


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15. Additional information of prospective on contract documents issued prior to bdate?

a. Depict

b. Escalate

c. Assessment

d. Bid bulletin


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16. The paper currency issued by the Centrwhich forms part of the countrysmoney su

a. T-bills

b. Bank note

c. Check

d. Coupon


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16. The paper currency issued by the Centrwhich forms part of the countrysmoney su

a. T-bills

b. Bank note

c. Check

d. Coupon


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17. Reduction in the level of national incooutput usually accompanied by the fall general price level?

a. Devaluation

b. Deflation

c. Inflation

d. Depreciation


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17. Reduction in the level of national incooutput usually accompanied by the fall general price level?

a. Devaluation

b. Deflation

c. Inflation

d. Depreciation


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18. It is a series of equal payment accuequal interval of time?

a. Annuity

b. Debt

c. Amortization

d. Deposit


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18. It is a series of equal payment accuequal interval of time?

a. Annuity

b. Debt

c. Amortization

d. Deposit


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19. The place where buyers and sellerstogether?

a. Market

b. Business

c. Recreation center

d. Buy and sell section


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19. The place where buyers and sellerstogether?

a. Market

b. Business

c. Recreation center

d. Buy and sell section


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20. A market whereby there is only one ban item for which there are no goods substit

a. Monopsony

b. Oligopoly

c. Monopoly

d. Oligopsony


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20. A market whereby there is only one ban item for which there are no goods substit

a. Monopsony

b. Oligopoly

c. Monopoly

d. Oligopsony


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21. It is a series of equal payments occurring interval of time where the first payment is maseveral periods, after the beginning of the payme

a. Perpetuity

b. Ordinary annuity

c. Annuity due

d. Deferred annuity


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21. It is a series of equal payments occurring interval of time where the first payment is maseveral periods, after the beginning of the payme

a. Perpetuity

b. Ordinary annuity

c. Annuity due

d. Deferred annuity


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22. The total income equal the total opcost?

a. Balance sheet

b. In place value

c. Check and balance

d. Breakeven no gain loss


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22. The total income equal the total opcost?

a. Balance sheet

b. In place value

c. Check and balance

d. Breakeven no gain loss


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23. Kind of obligation which has no coattached.

a. Analytic

b. Pure

c. Gratuitous

d. Private


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23. Kind of obligation which has no coattached.

a. Analytic

b. Pure

c. Gratuitous

d. Private

24 Di t l b t i d i th f t


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24. Direct labor cost incurred in the factory anmaterial costs of all materials that go into proThe sum of these two direct cost is known as:

a. GS and A expenses

b. Operating and Maintenance cost

c. Prime cost

d. O and M cost

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24. Direct labor cost incurred in the factory anmaterial costs of all materials that go into proThe sum of these two direct cost is known as:

a. GS and A expenses

b. Operating and Maintenance cost

c. Prime cost

d. O and M cost


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25. An index of short term paying abcalled?

a. Receivable turn over

b. Profit margin ratio

c. Current ratio

d. Acid-test ratio


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25. An index of short term paying abcalled?

a. Receivable turn over


c. Current ratio

d. Acid-test ratio

26 An artificial expenses that spreads pu


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26. An artificial expenses that spreads puprice of an asset or another property over nof years.

a. Depreciation

b. Sinking fund

c. Amnesty

d. Bond

26 An artificial expenses that spreads pu


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26. An artificial expenses that spreads puprice of an asset or another property over nof years.

a. Depreciation

b. Sinking fund

c. Amnesty

d. Bond


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27. Estimated value at the end of the useful

a. Market value

b. Fair value

c. Salvage value

d. Book value


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27. Estimated value at the end of the useful

a. Market value

b. Fair value

c. Salvage value

d. Book value

28 Consist of the actual counting or determ


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28. Consist of the actual counting or determof the actual quantity of the materials on hof a given date.

a. Physical inventory

b. Material update

c. Technological assessment

d. Material count

28. Consist of the actual counting or determ


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28. Consist of the actual counting or determof the actual quantity of the materials on hof a given date.

a. Physical inventory

b. Material update

c. Technological assessment

d. Material count

29 A i f if t


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29. A series of uniform accounts over a petime.

a. Depreciation

b. Annuity

c. Perpetuity

d. Inflation

29 A i f if t


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29. A series of uniform accounts over a petime.

a. Depreciation

b. Annuity

c. Perpetuity

d. Inflation

30. The quantity of a certain commodity


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q y yoffered for sale at a certain price at a giveand time.

a. Demand

b. Supply

c. Stocks

d. Goods

30. The quantity of a certain commodity


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q y yoffered for sale at a certain price at a giveand time.

a. Demand

b. Supply

c. Stocks

d. Goods


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31. Work-in process is classified as,

a. An asset

b. A liability

c. An expenses

d. An owners equity


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31. Work-in process is classified as,

a. An asset

b. A liability

c. An expenses

d. An owners equity

32 What is the highest position


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32. What is the highest position corporation?

a. President

b. Board of Directors

c. Chairman of the Board

d. Stockholders

32 What is the highest position


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32. What is the highest position corporation?

a. President

b. Board of Directors

c. Chairman of the Board

d. Stockholders

33 Type of ownership in business here indi


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33. Type of ownership in business here indiexercise and enjoy the right in their own int

a. Equitable

b. Public

c. Private

d. Pure

33 Type of ownership in business here indi


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33. Type of ownership in business here indiexercise and enjoy the right in their own int

a. Equitable

b. Public

c. Private

d. Pure

34 Decrease in the value of a physical p


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34. Decrease in the value of a physical pdue to the passage of time.

a. Inflation

b. Depletion

c. Recession

d. Depreciation

34 Decrease in the value of a physical p


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34. Decrease in the value of a physical pdue to the passage of time.

a. Inflation

b. Depletion

c. Recession

d. Depreciation

35. An association of two or more individu


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the purpose of operating a business as co-for profit,

a. Sole proprietorship

b. Company

c. Partnership

d. Corporation

35. An association of two or more individuh f i b i


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the purpose of operating a business as co-for profit,

a. Sole proprietorship

b. Company

c. Partnership

d. Corporation

36. We may classify an interest rate, ifi h l f i h


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specifies the actual rate of interest on the prfor one year as;

a. Nominal rate

b. Rate of return


d. Effective rate

36. We may classify an interest rate, ifi h l f i h


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specifies the actual rate of interest on the prfor one year as;

a. Nominal rate

b. Rate of return


d. Effective rate

37. It is defined to the capacity of a commo


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37. It is defined to the capacity of a commosatisfy human want.

a. Discount

b. Luxury

c. Necessity

d. Utility

37. It is defined to the capacity of a commo


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37. It is defined to the capacity of a commosatisfy human want.

a. Discount

b. Luxury

c. Necessity

d. Utility

38. It is the amount which a willing buyer wililli ll f t h h h


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willing seller for a property where each haadvantage and is under no compulsion to buy or

a. Fair value

b. Market value

c. Book value

d. Salvage value

38. It is the amount which a willing buyer wililli ll f t h h h


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willing seller for a property where each haadvantage and is under no compulsion to buy or

a. Fair value

b. Market value

c. Book value

d. Salvage value

39. This occurs in a situation where a commservice is supplied by a number of vendor by a


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pp y yof vendors and there is nothing to prevent advendors entering the market.

a. Perfect competition

b. Oligopoly

c. Monopoly

d. Elastic demand

39. This occurs in a situation where a commservice is supplied by a number of vendor by a


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pp y yof vendors and there is nothing to prevent advendors entering the market.

a. Perfect competition

b. Oligopoly

c. Monopoly

d. Elastic demand

40. These are products or services that are dehuman and will be purchase if money is availab


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human and will be purchase if money is availabthe required necessities have been obtain,

a. Utilities

b. Necessities

c. Luxuries

d. Product goods and services

40. These are products or services that are dehuman and will be purchase if money is availab


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human and will be purchase if money is availabthe required necessities have been obtain,

a. Utilities

b. Necessities

c. Luxuries


41. These are products or services that are reqsupport human life and activities that will be pu


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in somewhat the same quantity even though tvaries considerably,

a. Utilities

b. Necessities

c. Luxuries


41. These are products or services that are reqsupport human life and activities that will be pu


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in somewhat the same quantity even though tvaries considerably,

a. Utilities

b. Necessities

c. Luxuries


42. A condition where only few indiproduce a certain product and that any ac


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produce a certain product and that any acone will lead to almost the same action of o

a. Oligopoly

b. Semi-monopoly

c. Monopoly

d. Perfect competition

42. A condition where only few indiproduce a certain product and that any ac


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produce a certain product and that any acone will lead to almost the same action of o

a. Oligopoly

b. Semi-monopoly

c. Monopoly

d. Perfect competition

43. Grand total of the assets and oper


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capability of a corporation.

a. Authorized capital

b. Investment

c. Subscribed capital

d. Money market

43. Grand total of the assets and operbili f i


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capability of a corporation.

a. Authorized capital

b. Investment

c. Subscribed capital

d. Money market

44. The worth of the property equals i i l l d i i


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original cost less depreciation.

a. Scrap value

b. Face value

c. Market value

d. Book value

44. The worth of the property equals i i l l d i i


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original cost less depreciation.

a. Scrap value

b. Face value

c. Market value

d. Book value

45. Money paid for the use of borrowed cap


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a. Discount

b. Credit

c. Interest

d. Profit



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a. Discount

b. Credit

c. Interest

d. Profit

46. Liquid assets such as cash and other asscan be converted quickly into cash, s


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q y ,accounts receivable and merchandise are ca

a. Total assets

b. Fixed assets

c. Current assets

d. None of the above

46. Liquid assets such as cash and other asscan be converted quickly into cash, s


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q y ,accounts receivable and merchandise are ca

a. Total assets

b. Fixed assets

c. Current assets

d. None of the above

47. The length of time which the property operated at a profit


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operated at a profit

a. Physical life

b. Economic life

c. Operating life

d. All of the above

47. The length of time which the property operated at a profit


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operated at a profit

a. Physical life

b. Economic life

c. Operating life

d. All of the above

48. The provision in the contract that indicpossible adjustment of material cost and lab


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possible adjustment of material cost and lab

a. Secondary clause

b. Escalatory clause

c. Contingency clause

d. Main clause

48. The provision in the contract that indicpossible adjustment of material cost and lab


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possible adjustment of material cost and lab

a. Secondary clause

b. Escalatory clause

c. Contingency clause

d. Main clause

49. The present worth of all depreciation oeconomic life of the item is called


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economic life of the item is called

a. Book value

b. Capital recovery

c. Depreciation recovery

d. Sinking fund

49. The present worth of all depreciation oeconomic life of the item is called


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economic life of the item is called

a. Book value

b. Capital recovery

c. Depreciation recovery

d. Sinking fund

50. Gross profit, sale less cost of good sopercentage of sales is called


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percentage of sales is called

a. Profit margin

b. Gross margin

c. Net income

d. Rate of return

50. Gross profit, sale less cost of good sopercentage of sales is called


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percentage of sales is called

a. Profit margin

b. Gross margin

c. Net income

d. Rate of return

51. Worth of the property as shown accounting records of an enterprise


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accounting records of an enterprise,

a. Fair value

b. Market value

c. Salvage value

d. Book value

51. Worth of the property as shown accounting records of an enterprise


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accounting records of an enterprise,

a. Fair value

b. Market value

c. Salvage value

d. Book value

52. Those funds that are required to maenterprise or project a going concern


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enterprise or project a going concern,

a. Initial investments

b. Current accounts

c. Working capital

d. Subscribed capital

52. Those funds that are required to maenterprise or project a going concern,


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enterprise or project a going concern,

a. Initial investments

b. Current accounts

c. Working capital

d. Subscribed capital

53. A market situation where there is onewith many buyer,


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with many buyer,

a. Monopoly

b. Monopsony

c. Oligopoly

d. Oligopsony

53. A market situation where there is onewith many buyer,


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with many buyer,

a. Monopoly

b. Monopsony

c. Oligopoly

d. Oligopsony

54. A market situation where there is oneand one buyer,


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y ,

a. Monopoly

b. Monopsony

c. Oligopoly

d. Oligopsony

54. A market situation where there is oneand one buyer,


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y ,

a. Monopoly

b. Monopsony

c. Oligopoly

d. Oligopsony

55. A market situation where there are fewand few buyers,


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y ,

a. Oligopoly

b. Oligopsony

c. Bilateral oligopoly

d. Bilateral Oligopsony

55. A market situation where there are fewand few buyers,


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y ,

a. Oligopoly

b. Oligopsony

c. Bilateral oligopoly

d. Bilateral Oligopsony

56. A market situation where there are onbuyers with many sellers,


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y y

a. Duopoly

b. Oligopoly

c. Duepsony

d. Oligopsony

56. A market situation where there are onbuyers with many sellers,


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y y

a. Duopoly

b. Oligopoly

c. Duepsony

d. Oligopsony

57. Define as the future value minus the value.


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a. Interest

b. Rate of return

c. Discount

d. Capital

57. Define as the future value minus the value.


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a. Interest

b. Rate of return

c. Discount

d. Capital

58. The ratio of the interest payment principal for a given unit of time and expressed as percentage of the principal


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expressed as percentage of the principal,

a. Interest

b. Interest rate

c. Investment

d. All of the above

58. The ratio of the interest payment principal for a given unit of time and expressed as percentage of the principal


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expressed as percentage of the principal,

a. Interest

b. Interest rate

c. Investment

d. All of the above

59. Scrap value of an asset is sometimes as,


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a. Book value

b. Salvage value

c. Replacement value

d. Future value

59. Scrap value of an asset is sometimes as,


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a. Book value

b. Salvage value

c. Replacement value

d. Future value

60. A type of annuity where the paymemade at the end of payment period startinthe first period,


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the first period,

a. Ordinary annuity

b. Annuity due

c. Deferred annuity

d. Perpetuity

60. A type of annuity where the paymemade at the end of payment period startinthe first period,


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the first period,

a. Ordinary annuity

b. Annuity due

c. Deferred annuity

d. Perpetuity

61. Bond to which are attached coupons indthe interest due and the date when such intto be paid,


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to be paid,

a. Registered bond

b. Coupon bond

c. Mortgage bond

d. Collateral trust bond

61. Bond to which are attached coupons indthe interest due and the date when such intto be paid,


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o be pa d,

a. Registered bond

b. Coupon bond

c. Mortgage bond

d. Collateral trust bond

62. Whenfree competition exists the priproduct will be that value where supply is ethe demand


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a. Law of diminishing return

b. Law of supply

c. Law of demand

d. Law of supply and demand

62. Whenfree competition exists the priproduct will be that value where supply is ethe demand


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a. Law of diminishing return

b. Law of supply

c. Law of demand

d. Law of supply and demand

63. The ratio of the net income to the equity is known as,


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a. Price-earning ratio


c. Return of investment

d. Gross margin

63. The ratio of the net income to the equity is known as,


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a. Price-earning ratio


c. Return of investment

d. Gross margin

64. Capitalized cost of any property is ethe,


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a. Annual cost

b. First cost + interest of the first cost

c. First cost + cost of perpetual maintenance

d. First cost + salvage value

64. Capitalized cost of any property is ethe,


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a. Annual cost

b. First cost + interest of the first cost

c. First cost + cost of perpetual maintenance

d. First cost + salvage value

65. Which of the following depreciation mcannot have a salvage value of zero?


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a. Declining balance method

b. Sinking fund method

c. Straight line method

d. SYD method

65. Which of the following depreciation mcannot have a salvage value of zero?


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a. Declining balance method

b. Sinking fund method

c. Straight line method

d. SYD method

66. The lessening of value of an asset duedecrease in the quantity available preferrinnatural resources?


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a. Depreciation

b. Depletion

c. Inflation

d. Incremental cost

66. The lessening of value of an asset duedecrease in the quantity available preferrinnatural resources?


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a. Depreciation

b. Depletion

c. Inflation

d. Incremental cost

67. An increase in the value of a capital called


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a. Profit

b. Capital gain

c. Capital expenditure

d. Capital stock

67. An increase in the value of a capital called


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a. Profit

b. Capital gain

c. Capital expenditure

d. Capital stock

68. Lands, buildings, plant and machineexample of


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a. Current assets

b. Trade investments

c. Fixed assets

d. Intangible assets

68. Lands, buildings, plant and machineexample of


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a. Current assets

b. Trade investments

c. Fixed assets

d. Intangible assets

69. An angle that measures from the horupward to an object is called


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a. Right angle

b. Acute angle

c. Angle of elevation

d. Angle of depression

69. An angle that measures from the horupward to an object is called


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a. Right angle

b. Acute angle

c. Angle of elevation

d. Angle of depression

70. Any number multiplied by _____ unity?


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a. Infinity

b. Itself

c. Its reciprocal

d. Zero

e. None of the above

70. Any number multiplied by _____ unity?


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a. Infinity

b. Itself

c. Its reciprocal

d. Zero

e. None of the above

71. A polygon with fifteen sides is called


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a. Pentagon

b. Dodecagon

c. Pentadecagon

d. nonagon

71. A polygon with fifteen sides is called


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a. Pentagon

b. Dodecagon

c. Pentadecagon

d. nonagon

72. The chord passing through the focusparabola and perpendicular to its axis is term


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a. Directrix

b. Translated axis

c. Latus rectum

d. Asymptotes

72. The chord passing through the focusparabola and perpendicular to its axis is term


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a. Directrix

b. Translated axis

c. Latus rectum

d. Asymptotes

73. For ordinary annuity, what is the vaperiodic payment A?


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a. Fi / (1+ i)^ n - 1

b. Pi / (1+ i)^ n - 1

c. Fi / (1+ n)^ i - 1

d. Fi / 1+ (1+ i)^ n

73. For ordinary annuity, what is the vaperiodic payment A?


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a. Fi / (1+ i)^ n - 1

b. Pi / (1+ i)^ n - 1

c. Fi / (1+ n)^ i - 1

d. Fi / 1+ (1+ i)^ n

74. In a regular polygon, the perpendicudrawn from the center of the inscribed cany one of the sides is called:


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a. Radius

b. Altitude

c. Median

d. Apothem

74. In a regular polygon, the perpendicudrawn from the center of the inscribed cany one of the sides is called:


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a. Radius

b. Altitude

c. Median

d. Apothem

75. For the flush tank type water closet, the main purpose of the tank?


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a. Serves as a back rest

b. To give water surge

c. To hold a supply of water

d. For rim support

75. For the flush tank type water closet, the main purpose of the tank?


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a. Serves as a back rest

b. To give water surge

c. To hold a supply of water

d. For rim support

76. The section of the sphere cut by athrough its center is termed as:


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a. Small circle

b. Semi-circle

c. Big circle

d. Great circle

76. The section of the sphere cut by athrough its center is termed as:


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a. Small circle

b. Semi-circle

c. Big circle

d. Great circle

77. The statement a+b= b+a is a,


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a. Associative law of addition

b. Commutative law of addition

c. Associative law of multiplication

d. Commutative law of multiplication

77. The statement a+b= b+a is a,


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a. Associative law of addition

b. Commutative law of addition

c. Associative law of multiplication

d. Commutative law of multiplication

78. Today is Monday. After 61 days, it will


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a. Wednesday

b. Saturday

c. Sunday

d. Thursday

78. Today is Monday. After 61 days, it will


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a. Wednesday

b. Saturday

c. Sunday

d. Thursday

79. If two bodies of different masses, initrest, are acted upon by the same force for thtime, then what will be the same in both bo


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a. Velocity

b. Acceleration

c. Kinetic energy

d. Momentum

79. If two bodies of different masses, initrest, are acted upon by the same force for thtime, then what will be the same in both bo


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a. Velocity

b. Acceleration

c. Kinetic energy

d. Momentum

80. What is so very special about the n8549176320?


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a. Its a cyclic number

b. Its a Fibonacci series

c. It is the largest number yet enumerated orally

d. It contains digits in an alphabetical order

80. What is so very special about the n8549176320?


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a. Its a cyclic number

b. Its a Fibonacci series

c. It is the largest number yet enumerated orally

d. It contains digits in an alphabetical order

81. A line segment joining two points on a ccalled:


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a. Arc

b. Tangent

c. Sector

d. Chord

81. A line segment joining two points on a ccalled:


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a. Arcb. Tangent

c. Sector

d. Chord

82. The absorption of ink by blottinginvolves which phenomenon?


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a. Siphon actionb. Diffusion of ink through the blotting

c. Viscosity of ink

d. Capillary action phenomenon

82. The absorption of ink by blottinginvolves which phenomenon?


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a. Siphon actionb. Diffusion of ink through the blotting

c. Viscosity of ink

d. Capillary action phenomenon

83. Let a thin capillary tube be replaceanother tube of insufficient length then, whhappen to water?


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a. Depressedb. will overflow

c. Change its meniscus

d. Will not rise

83. Let a thin capillary tube be replaceanother tube of insufficient length then, whhappen to water?


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a. Depressedb. will overflow

c. Change its meniscus

d. Will not rise

84. Why metals are good conductelectricity?


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a. They contain free electronsb. The atoms are lightly packed

c. They have high melting point

d. All of the above

84. Why metals are good conductelectricity?


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a. They contain free electronsb. The atoms are lightly packed

c. They have high melting point

d. All of the above

85. On 8th Feb, 2005 it was Tuesday. What day of the week on 8th Feb, 2004?


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a. Tuesdayb. Monday

c. Sunday

d. Wednesday

85. On 8th Feb, 2005 it was Tuesday. What day of the week on 8th Feb, 2004?


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a. Tuesdayb. Monday

c. Sunday

d. Wednesday

86. A five-pointed star is also known as:


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a. Pentagonb. Pentagram

c. Pentatron

d. Quintagon

86. A five-pointed star is also known as:


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a. Pentagonb. Pentagram

c. Pentatron

d. Quintagon

87. The normal to a given plane is:

a. Lying on the plane


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b. Coplanar

c. Perpendicular to the plane

d. Parallel to the plane

87. The normal to a given plane is:

a. Lying on the plane


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b. Coplanar

c. Perpendicular to the plane

d. Parallel to the plane

88. A plane section cut from a right circulby a plane perpendicular to the base of the c


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a. Parabolab. Circle

c. Hyperbola

d. Ellipse

88. A plane section cut from a right circulby a plane perpendicular to the base of the c


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a. Parabolab. Circle

c. Hyperbola

d. Ellipse

89. Which of the following statements is tru

a. All squares are rectangles and rhombuses.


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b. All rectangles are rhombuses, but not all rhombuserectangles.

c. All squares are parallelograms, but not all squares arectangles.

d. All rhombuses are parallelograms and all parallelogrhombuses.

89. Which of the following statements is tru

a. All squares are rectangles and rhombuses.


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b. All rectangles are rhombuses, but not all rhombuserectangles.

c. All squares are parallelograms, but not all squares arectangles.

d. All rhombuses are parallelograms and all parallelogrhombuses.

90. When a solid (ice and snow) changwater vapor (gas) without moving throuliquid phase, the process is called


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a. Condensationb. Evaporation

c. Deposition

d. Sublimation

90. When a solid (ice and snow) changwater vapor (gas) without moving throuliquid phase, the process is called


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a. Condensationb. Evaporation

c. Deposition

d. Sublimation

91. Its is amount of energy needed to cool 1 lb of water by one degree F.

C l i


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a. Celsiusb. Rankine

c. Btu

d. Calories

91. Its is amount of energy needed to cool 1 lb of water by one degree F.

C l i


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a. Celsiusb. Rankine

c. Btu

d. Calories

92. One liter per second is equal to _____ g

0 278


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a. 0.278 gpmb. 15.85 gpm

c. 7.48 gpm

d. 264 gpm

92. One liter per second is equal to _____ g

0 278


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a. 0.278 gpmb. 15.85 gpm

c. 7.48 gpm

d. 264 gpm

93. One btu/hr is equal to ______ kJ/hr?

3 96 kJ/h


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a. 3.96 kJ/hrb. 1.055 kJ/hr

c. 4.40 kJ/hr

d. 3413 kJ/hr

93. One btu/hr is equal to ______ kJ/hr?

3 96 kJ/h


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a. 3.96 kJ/hrb. 1.055 kJ/hr

c. 4.40 kJ/hr

d. 3413 kJ/hr

94. 1 atm is equal to _____?

a. 406.8 in. of water

b 76 H


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b. 76 cm Hgc. 101.3 KPa

d. 14.7 psi

e. All of the above

94. 1 atm is equal to _____?

a. 406.8 in. of water

b 76 H


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b. 76 cm Hgc. 101.3 KPa

d. 14.7 psi

e. All of the above

95. 1 horsepower is equal to ____ ?

a. 2545 btu/hr

b 550 ft lb/s


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b. 550 ft-lb/sc. 178.1 cal/s

d. 746 watts

e. All of the above

95. 1 horsepower is equal to ____ ?

a. 2545 btu/hr

b 550 ft lb/s


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b. 550 ft-lb/sc. 178.1 cal/s

d. 746 watts

e. All of the above

96. One m3/hr is equal to _____ ?

a 0 588 cfm


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a. 0.588 cfmb. 4.4 gpm

c. 0.278 lps

d. All of the above

96. One m3/hr is equal to _____ ?

a 0 588 cfm


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a. 0.588 cfmb. 4.4 gpm

c. 0.278 lps

d. All of the above

97. One inch water column at 4 deg. C i______?

a 0 036 psi


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a. 0.036 psib. 250 Pa

c. 1.868 Torr

d. All of the above

97. One inch water column at 4 deg. C i______?

a 0 036 psi


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a. 0.036 psib. 250 Pa

c. 1.868 Torr

d. All of the above

98. One kilowatt is equal to ______?

a. 1.34 hp

b 737 6 ft-lb/s


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b. 737.6 ft-lb/sc. 238.9 cal/s

d. 3413 btu/hr

e. All of the above

98. One kilowatt is equal to ______?

a. 1.34 hp

b 737 6 ft-lb/s


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b. 737.6 ft-lb/sc. 238.9 cal/s

d. 3413 btu/hr

e. All of the above

99. One m^3 is equal to ______?

a. 35.3 ft^3

b 264 04 gal


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b. 264.04 galc. 9.81 kPa

d. 1000 li

e. All of the above

99. One m^3 is equal to ______?

a. 35.3 ft^3

b 264 04 gal


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b. 264.04 galc. 9.81 kPa

d. 1000 li

e. All of the above

100. One gpm is equal to ______?

a. 0.063 lps

b 449 cfs0 22 2 h


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b. 449 cfsc. 0.2272 cmh

d. 1440 gpd

e. All of the above

100. One gpm is equal to ______?

a. 0.063 lps

b 449 cfs0 2272 h


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b. 449 cfsc. 0.2272 cmh

d. 1440 gpd

e. All of the above

101. Brake horsepower is:

a. The power delivered by the motor to the pump.

b. The power delivered by the pump.Al t th th t h


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b. The power delivered by the pump.c. Always greater than the motor horsepower.

d. Always less than the motor horsepower.

101. Brake horsepower is:

a. The power delivered by the motor to the pump.

b. The power delivered by the pump.Al t th th t h


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b. The power delivered by the pump.c. Always greater than the motor horsepower.

d. Always less than the motor horsepower.

102. What is the term for the combined eff

of a pump and motor that is obtainmultiplying the pump efficiency by theefficiency?

a. Total system efficiency


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b. Well efficiency

c. Wire-to-water efficiency

d. Motor-to-pipe efficiency

102. What is the term for the combined eff

of a pump and motor that is obtainmultiplying the pump efficiency by theefficiency?



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a. ota syste e c e cy

b. Well efficiency

c. Wire-to-water efficiency

d. Motor-to-pipe efficiency

103. Which of the following is the sacceleration due to gravity in the English un

a. 981 fps^2

b. 32.2 fps^2


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pc. 9.81 fps^2

d. 32.2 ips^2

103. Which of the following is the sacceleration due to gravity in the English un

a. 981 fps^2

b. 32.2 fps^2


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pc. 9.81 fps^2

d. 32.2 ips^2

104. What is the value of 1 radian in degree

a. 57.3 deg.

b. 89.55 deg.

c 60 3 deg


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c. 60.3 deg.

d. All of the above

104. What is the value of 1 radian in degree

a. 57.3 deg.

b. 89.55 deg.

c 60 3 deg


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c. 60.3 deg.

d. All of the above

105. How many degrees are 4800 mils?

a. 180 deg.

b. 270 deg.

c 90 deg


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c. 90 deg.

d. 360 deg.

105. How many degrees are 4800 mils?

a. 180 deg.

b. 270 deg.

c 90 deg


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c. 90 deg.

d. 360 deg.

106. The atomic weight of hydrogen is 1 grgram-atom. What is the mass of a hydrogen

a. 1.66 x 10^-24 g/atom

b. 6.02 x 10^-23 g/atom


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g

c. 1 g/atom

d. The mass is too small to calculate

106. The atomic weight of hydrogen is 1 grgram-atom. What is the mass of a hydrogen

a. 1.66 x 10^-24 g/atom

b. 6.02 x 10^-23 g/atom


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g

c. 1 g/atom

d. The mass is too small to calculate

107. The equation y = a1 + a2x is an algexpression for which of the following choic

a. Straight line

b. Cosine expansion series

c. Circle in polar form


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d. Projectile motion

107. The equation y = a1 + a2x is an algexpression for which of the following choic

a. Straight line

b. Cosine expansion series



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d. Projectile motion

108. One million gallons per day (mgd) is e______?

a. 684.04 kPa

b. 684 gpm

c. 1,000,000 li


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c. ,000,000

d. All of the above


a. 684.04 kPa

b. 684 gpm

c. 1,000,000 li


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, ,

d. All of the above


a. 1.547 cfs

b. 449 gpm

c. 3.785 li


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d. All of the above


a. 1.547 cfs

b. 449 gpm

c. 3.785 li


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d. All of the above

110. One meter is equal to ______?

a. 1.094 yard

b. 39.37 in

c. 3.28 ft


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d. All of the above

110. One meter is equal to ______?

a. 1.094 yard

b. 39.37 in

c. 3.28 ft


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d. All of the above

111. One quarts is equal to ______?

a. 0.946 li

b. 449 cfs

c. 0.2272 cmh


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d. All of the above

111. One quarts is equal to ______?

a. 0.946 li

b. 449 cfs

c. 0.2272 cmh


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d. All of the above

112. Determine the value of each interior aa regular pentagon.

a. 108 deg.

b. 120 deg.

c. 180 deg.


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d. 90 deg.

112. Determine the value of each interior aa regular pentagon.

a. 108 deg.

b. 120 deg.

c. 180 deg.


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d. 90 deg.

113. Determine the first derivative with resx of the function: g(x) = 5 sq. rt. Of 1035

a. 0

b. 0.75

c. 35


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d. 5

113. Determine the first derivative with resx of the function: g(x) = 5 sq. rt. Of 1035

a. 0

b. 0.75

c. 35


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d. 5

114. Find the root mean square of 11,23 and

a. 25

b. 27

c. 26


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d. 24

114. Find the root mean square of 11,23 and

a. 25

b. 27

c. 26


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d. 24

115. Think of a number. Double the n

Subtract 6 from the result and divide the by 2. The quotient will be 20. what is the you think?

a. 12b. 20


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c. 23

d. 32

115. Think of a number. Double the n

Subtract 6 from the result and divide the by 2. The quotient will be 20. what is the you think?

a. 12b. 20


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c. 23

d. 32

116. How many permutation can be madethe word ENGINEERING?

a. 277,200

b. 272,700c. 200,277


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,

d. 227,700

116. How many permutation can be madethe word ENGINEERING?

a. 277,200

b. 272,700c. 200,277


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d. 227,700

117. What is the acid test ratio?

a. The ratio of owners equity to the current liabilities

b. The ratio of all assets to actual current liabilities.

c. The ratio of current assets (exclusive of inventory) total current liabilities


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total current liabilities.

d. The ratio of gross margin to operating, sales, adminexpenses.

117. What is the acid test ratio?

a. The ratio of owners equity to the current liabilities

b. The ratio of all assets to actual current liabilities.

c. The ratio of current assets (exclusive of inventory) total current liabilities


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total current liabilities.

d. The ratio of gross margin to operating, sales, adminexpenses.

118. How do call an energy required to mcoulomb of charge through an element?

a. Current

b. Voltage

c. Power

d R


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d. Resonance

118. How do call an energy required to mcoulomb of charge through an element?

a. Current

b. Voltage

c. Power

d R


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d. Resonance

119. This is a number sequence whe

succeeding term is obtained by adding the lof preceding terms such as se(1,1,2,3,5,8) how do you call this nsequence?

a. Eulers number

b F b


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b. Fermat number

c. Fibonacci number

d. Darshos number

119. This is a number sequence whe

succeeding term is obtained by adding the lof preceding terms such as se(1,1,2,3,5,8) how do you call this nsequence?

a. Eulers number

b F b


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b. Fermat number

c. Fibonacci number

d. Darshos number

120. If the roots of an equation are zero, thedo you classify the solutions?

a. Extraneous solutions

b. Trivial solutions

c. Conditional solutions

d Darshos solutions


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d. Darsho s solutions

120. If the roots of an equation are zero, thedo you classify the solutions?

a. Extraneous solutions

b. Trivial solutions

c. Conditional solutions

d Darshos solutions


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d. Darsho s solutions

121. In electricity, how do you call the charge flow?

a. Potential difference

b. Current

c. Voltage

d P


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d. Power

121. In electricity, how do you call the charge flow?

a. Potential difference

b. Current

c. Voltage

d P


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d. Power

122. This law in electrical circuits states

algebraic sum of currents entering a nodclosed boundary) is zero. How do you claw?

a. Kirchhoffs current law

b. Ohms law

c Kirchhoffs voltage law


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c. Kirchhoff s voltage law

d. Darshos law


algebraic sum of currents entering a nodclosed boundary) is zero. How do you claw?

a. Kirchhoffs current law

b. Ohms law

c Kirchhoffs voltage law


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c. Kirchhoff s voltage law

d. Darshos law


algebraic sum of all voltages around a clos(or loop) is zero. How do you call this law

a. Kirchoffs current law

b. Ohms law

c Kirchoffs voltage law


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c. Kirchoff s voltage law

d. Darshos law


algebraic sum of all voltages around a clos(or loop) is zero. How do you call this law

a. Kirchoffs current law

b. Ohms law

c Kirchoffs voltage law


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c. Kirchoff s voltage law

d. Darshos law

124. In electrical, what is the SI uconductance?

a. Ohm

b. Siemens

c. Ampere

d. Darshos siemens


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d. Darsho s siemens

124. In electrical, what is the SI uconductance?

a. Ohm

b. Siemens

c. Ampere

d. Darshos siemens


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125. Which of the following is the equivaleampere?

a. 1 coulomb per second

b. 1 joule per second

c. 1 darsho per second

d. 1 kJ per second


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p

125. Which of the following is the equivaleampere?

a. 1 coulomb per second

b. 1 joule per second

c. 1 darsho per second

d. 1 kJ per second


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p

126. This is the process of expres

polynomial as the product of another polyor monomial of lower degree. What mathematical process?

a. Rationalization

b. Decomposition

c Factoring


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c. Factoring

d. Darshoing

126. This is the process of expres

polynomial as the product of another polyor monomial of lower degree. What mathematical process?

a. Rationalization

b. Decomposition

c. Factoring


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c. Factoring

d. Darshoing

127. This is a point where the concavity of

changes or when the slope of the curve is increasing nor decreasing. What is thicommonly called?

a. Maximum point

b. Minimum point

c Point of inflection


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c. Point of inflection

d. Darshos point

127. This is a point where the concavity of

changes or when the slope of the curve is increasing nor decreasing. What is thicommonly called?

a. Maximum point

b. Minimum point

c Point of inflection


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c. Point of inflection

d. Darshos point

128. How do you call the axis of the hyp

that passes through the center, the fovertices?

a. Transverse axis

b. Conjugate axisc. Asymptote axis


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d. Major axis

128. How do you call the axis of the hyp

that passes through the center, the fovertices?

a. Transverse axis

b. Conjugate axisc. Asymptote axis


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d. Major axis

129. What is the number, which could expressed as a quotient of two integers?

a. Natural

b. Rational

c. Irrational

d Surd


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d. Surd

129. What is the number, which could expressed as a quotient of two integers?

a. Natural

b. Rational

c. Irrational

d Surd


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d. Surd

130. How do you call the opposite of thenano?

a. Peta

b. Tera

c. Gigad. Gaga


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130. How do you call the opposite of thenano?

a. Peta

b. Tera

c. Gigad. Gaga


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131. What do you a triangle having unequal

a. Obtuse

b. Oblique

c. Scalened. Isosceles


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131. What do you a triangle having unequal

a. Obtuse

b. Oblique

c. Scalened. Isosceles


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132. How do you call the distance of a poiny-axis?

a. Abscissa

b. Ordinate

c. Coordinated. Polar distance


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132. How do you call the distance of a poiny-axis?

a. Abscissa

b. Ordinate

c. Coordinated. Polar distance


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133. This is the measure of central te

defined as the most frequent score. How call this measure of central tendency?

a. Median

b. Modec. Mean

d D i i


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d. Deviation

133. This is the measure of central te

defined as the most frequent score. How call this measure of central tendency?

a. Median

b. Modec. Mean

d D i i


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d. Deviation

134. One mil is equal to ______?

a. .01 in

b. .001 in

c. .0001 ind. .00001 in


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134. One mil is equal to ______?

a. .01 in

b. .001 in

c. .0001 ind. .00001 in


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135. A polygon with ten sides is said to be:

a. Dodecagon

b. Decagon

c. Decahadrond. Dodecahadron


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135. A polygon with ten sides is said to be:

a. Dodecagon

b. Decagon

c. Decahadrond. Dodecahadron


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136. Any number expressed in placenotation with the base 12 is known as:

a. Duodecimal

b. Deonite

c. Deciled. Dedekind


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136. Any number expressed in placenotation with the base 12 is known as:

a. Duodecimal

b. Deonite

c. Deciled. Dedekind


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137. Another name for derivative is said to

a. Differential manifold

b. Partial derivative

c. Differential formd. Differential coefficient


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137. Another name for derivative is said to

a. Differential manifold

b. Partial derivative

c. Differential formd. Differential coefficient


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138. Another name for rhombus is said to b

a. Dichotomy

b. Diamond

c. Bi-rectangulard. Bi-sexual


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138. Another name for rhombus is said to b

a. Dichotomy

b. Diamond

c. Bi-rectangulard. Bi-sexual


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139. A prefix denoting a multiple of ten timof the physical units of the system internati

a. Deka

b. Nano

c. Hectod. Exa


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139. A prefix denoting a multiple of ten timof the physical units of the system internati

a. Deka

b. Nano

c. Hectod. Exa


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140. The father of plane geometry.

a. Euclid

b. Pythagoras

c. Aristotled. Galileo


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140. The father of plane geometry.

a. Euclid

b. Pythagoras

c. Aristotled. Galileo


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141. This is the case of a solution of a

triangle where the given data leads solutions. How do you call this case?

a. Ambiguous case

b. Quadratic casec. Extraneous case

d. Darshos case


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141. This is the case of a solution of a

triangle where the given data leads solutions. How do you call this case?

a. Ambiguous case

b. Quadratic casec. Extraneous case

d. Darshos case


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142. It is a series of equal payments occuequal intervals of time where the first pay

made after several periods, after the beginthe payment, how do you call this payment?

a. Deferred annuity

b. Ordinary annuity

c. Annuity due

d Simple annuity


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d. Simple annuity

142. It is a series of equal payments occuequal intervals of time where the first pay

made after several periods, after the beginthe payment, how do you call this payment?

a. Deferred annuity

b. Ordinary annuity

c. Annuity due

d Simple annuity


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d. Simple annuity

143. What do you think is the negotiation orates, conditions of employment ,et

representatives of the labor forcemanagement?

a. Union trade

b. Union rallyc. Collective bargaining

d. Cooperative


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d. Cooperative

143. What do you think is the negotiation orates, conditions of employment ,et

representatives of the labor forcemanagement?

a. Union trade

b. Union rallyc. Collective bargaining

d. Cooperative


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p

144. How do you call a type of bond whcorporations owner name is recorded a

interest is paid periodically to the ownetheir asking for it?

a. Registered bond

b. Preferred bondc. Bail bond

d. Incorporators bond


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p

144. How do you call a type of bond whcorporations owner name is recorded a

interest is paid periodically to the ownetheir asking for it?

a. Registered bond

b. Preferred bondc. Bail bond

d. Incorporators bond


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p

145. How do you call the integral of any q

whose numerator is the differential denominator?

a. Co-logarithm

b. Logarithmc. Product

d. Derivative


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145. How do you call the integral of any q

whose numerator is the differential denominator?

a. Co-logarithm

b. Logarithmc. Product

d. Derivative


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146. What is a regular polygon that

diagonals?

a. Nonagon

b. Hexagonc. Pentagon

d. Heptagon


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146. What is a regular polygon that

diagonals?

a. Nonagon

b. Hexagonc. Pentagon

d. Heptagon


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147. How do you call the formula used to c

the value of n factorial, which is in syform(!), where n is large number?

a. Stirlings approximation

b. Matheson formulac. Darshos formula

d. Diophantine formula


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147. How do you call the formula used to c

the value of n factorial, which is in syform(!), where n is large number?

a. Stirlings approximation

b. Matheson formulac. Darshos formula

d. Diophantine formula


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148. What is the reason why an ivory soap

in water?

a. All mater has mass.

b. The specific gravity of ivory soap is greater than ofc. The density of ivory soap is unity.

d. The specific gravity of ivory soap is less than of wa


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148. What is the reason why an ivory soap

in water?

a. All mater has mass.

b. The specific gravity of ivory soap is greater than ofc. The density of ivory soap is unity.

d. The specific gravity of ivory soap is less than of wa


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149. When two planes intersect with each

the amount of divergence between the twois expressed by measuring the:

a. Reflex angle

b. Dihedral anglec. Polyhedral angle

d. Plane angle


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149. When two planes intersect with each

the amount of divergence between the twois expressed by measuring the:

a. Reflex angle

b. Dihedral anglec. Polyhedral angle

d. Plane angle


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150. What do you think is the output or s

which is insufficient to equal operating cost

a. Breakeven point

b. Depreciationc. Investment

d. Cash flow


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150. What do you think is the output or s

which is insufficient to equal operating cost

a. Breakeven point

b. Depreciationc. Investment

d. Cash flow


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151. What is the estimate of assets net

value at the end of its estimated life?

a. Book value

b. Depreciationc. Salvage value

d. Cash flow


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151. What is the estimate of assets net

value at the end of its estimated life?

a. Book value

b. Depreciationc. Salvage value

d. Cash flow


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152. What do you think is the lesseningvalue of an asset due to the decrease

quantity available as a coal, oil and timforests?

a. Depletion

b. Amortizationc. Depreciation

d. Investment


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152. What do you think is the lesseningvalue of an asset due to the decrease

quantity available as a coal, oil and timforests?

a. Depletion

b. Amortizationc. Depreciation

d. Investment


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153. What can you say about the present w

all depreciation over the economic life item?

a. Maintenance

b. Capital recoveryc. Depreciation recovery

d. Annuity


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153. What can you say about the present w

all depreciation over the economic life item?

a. Maintenance

b. Capital recoveryc. Depreciation recovery

d. Annuity


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154. What do you think is the provision

contract that indicates the possible adjustmmaterial cost and labor cost?

a. Secondary clause

b. Specificationc. Escalatory clause

d. General


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154. What do you think is the provisioncontract that indicates the possible adjustmmaterial cost and labor cost?

a. Secondary clause

b. Specificationc. Escalatory clause

d. General


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155. This is the process of determining thof certain property for specific reasons. what is this?

a. Amortization

b. Investmentc. Appraisal

d. Depreciation


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155. This is the process of determining thof certain property for specific reasons. what is this?

a. Amortization

b. Investmentc. Appraisal

d. Depreciation


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156. How do you call those products or sthat are directly used by the people to satiswants?

a. Consumer goods and services

b. Producer goods and servicesc. Necessity products and services

d. Luxury products and services


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156. How do you call those products or sthat are directly used by the people to satiswants?





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157. These are uses to produce consume

and services. Guess, what are these?





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157. These are uses to produce consume

and services. Guess, what are these?





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158. What do you think are those produservices that are required to support hum

and activities that will be purchased in somthe same quantity even though the priceconsiderably?


b. Producer goods and services

c. Necessity products and services



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158. What do you think are those produservices that are required to support hum

and activities that will be purchased in somthe same quantity even though the priceconsiderably?


b. Producer goods and services

c. Necessity products and services



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y p

159. How do you call a cylinder with el

cross section?

a. Ellipsoid

b. Cylindroidc. Hyperboloid

d. Paraboloid


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159. How do you call a cylinder with el

cross section?

a. Ellipsoid

b. Cylindroidc. Hyperboloid

d. Paraboloid


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160. How do you call a market whereby tonly one buyer of an item for which theregoods for substitutes?

a. Monopoly

b. Monopsonyc. Oligopoly

d. Oligopsony


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160. How do you call a market whereby tonly one buyer of an item for which theregoods for substitutes?

a. Monopoly

b. Monopsonyc. Oligopoly

d. Oligopsony


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161. Which statement about a charge plac

dielectric material is true?

a. The charge increases the conductivity of the materi

b. The charge is confined to the region in which the ch

was placed.c. The charge is immediately lost to the atmosphere.

d. The charge is instantly carried to the materials surf


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161. Which statement about a charge plac

dielectric material is true?

a. The charge increases the conductivity of the materi

b. The charge is confined to the region in which the ch

was placed.c. The charge is immediately lost to the atmosphere.

d. The charge is instantly carried to the materials surf

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