Module 1 Whative Answered
Module 1 Whative Answered
Module 1 Whative Answered
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In the argument which symbol is the "major connective" (the one from which the validity is based)?
Which of the following is a mathematical sentence?
32 = 8
X + 2y
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x (as a variable)
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parenthesis
In a small institute, parking spaces are reserved for the heads of the departments of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry,
Languages and Physical Education, with the spaces lined up in that order. The parking attendant can tell at a glance if the
cars are parked correctly by looking at the color of the cars which are either yellow, green, purple, red, or blue. The
department heads are Lilibeth, Dante, Aileen, Jonathan and Melchor.
- a blue car is parked between the red car and the green car
Lilibeth
Melchor
Aileen
Dante
Jonathan
A Fibonacci prime is a Fibonacci number that is also a prime number. Examples are F3=2, F4=3, F5=5, and F7=13. Which
of the following is a Fibonacci prime?
233
113
997
461
Let Fn denotes the nth Fibonacci number, where F1 = F2 =1. Find F30 .
75,025
132,050
832,040
67,025
Start with a pair (male and female) of newly-born rabbits. Assume the following:
i) it takes exactly one month for the rabbits to mature, and able to mate by then;
ii) the gestation period for a female rabbit is exactly one month;
iii) upon reaching maturity, a female rabbit is able to produce a pair (male and female) every month; and
iv) female rabbits do not die and are biologically reproductive during their entire life;
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- The city at Gate 4 got the least floods; the city in Gate 2 has the most floods
- Navotas is in Gate 1
- Marikina got more flood than Manila, but lesser than Navotas
- The city in Gate 1 got 32 inches of floods, the city in Gate 3 got 27 inches of flood.
65 inches
12 inches
44 inches
27 inches
32 inches
A number is a neat number if the sum of the cubes of its digits equals the number. Therefore, 153 is a neat number. What
type of reasoning is used in this argument?
I. Inductive
II. Deductive
II only
I only
I and II
Neither I nor II
Let M be the Golden Ratio which has an approximate value of 1.618. Which of the following is a property of M?
A and B
A only
Neither A nor B
B only
This 21st century mathematician is well-credited for his work in atmospheric phenomena. Among his many contributions in
modelling naturally occuring patterns include cloud formations, rainbows, river meanders, honeycombs and snowflakes.
Ian Stewart
Michael Albert
Eric Alfsen
John Adams
These are infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales.
Spirals
Water Waves
Honeycomb
Fractals
He is one of the early mathematicians whose life testimony proved that computational skills are not required to grow and
contribute to the mathematical field. He used abstraction, rather than explicit computations to prove and establish
essential mathematical theories that led to breakthrough discoveries in both applied mathematics and the sciences. His
major influence in modern mathematics is the axiomatic treatment of geometry.
Rene Descartes
Leonardo Pisano
Ian Stewart
David Hilbert
I. Closure Property
I only
II and III
I and II
I, II and III
P: x is a prime number.
Q: x is odd.
I and IV
I and III
II and IV
II and IV
P: Paola is happy.
R: Renzo is happy.
Formalize into symbols the following sentence: "If Paola is happy ,then she paints a picture".
The conditional statement is logically equivalent to
p>q
p q is ~q ~p
Consider the following conditional statement: You can visit another city in Metro Manila only if you have a quarantine pass.
If you have a quarantine pass, then you can visit another city in Metro Manila.
If you can visit another city in Metro Manila, then you have a quarantine pass.
If you cannot visit another city in Metro Manila, then you don't have a quarantine pass.
If you do not have a quarantine pass, then you cannot visit another city in Metro Manila.
I. Statement 1: It is not true that both you have pneumonia and I got flu.
II. Statement 1: It is not true that either I watched 'Crashlanding on You' or you watched 'Money Heist'.
Statement 2: I did not watch 'Crashlanding on You' and you watched 'Money Heist'.
I and II
II only
I only
Neither I nor II
In the argument which symbol is the "major connective" (the one from which the validity is based)?
In the figure shown above, the perimeter of the outer regular pentagon (green) is 20 inches. If segment makes a
Golden Ratio with segment and segment makes a Golden Ratio with segment .
2.472 inches
8.944 inches
6.472 inches
7.64 inches
Let m and n be two real numbers such that m > n. Which of the following is equivalent to a Golden Ratio?
The Golden Ratio may be exhibited in the following facial and body dimensions EXCEPT
The ratio of the length of the middle finger to the length of the little finger is approximately equal to the Golden Ratio.
The width of the face forms a Golden Section of the length of the face.
The width of the nose is a Golden Section of the length of the mouth.
The ratio of the weight of the lungs to the weight of the brain is approximately a Golden Ratio.
II only
I only
I and II
Let P(x) means "x is a freshman" and Q(x) means "x is a math major". Write the statement "Some freshmen are math
majors" in symbolic form.
Consider the statements "No math teacher can sing" and "Some math teachers can play musical instruments".
I. Non-math teachers who can play musical instruments can also sing.
II. Some people who can play musical instruments can also sing.
I only
Both I and II
II only
Neither I nor II
Consider the statements "Some engineers are fools" and "Some fools are rich".
II only
I only
Neither I nor II
Both I and II