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    LOGARITHM & ANTI LOGARITHM

    What is log of 1?
    a)10
    b)1
    c)0
    Log of 20000.2 is?
    a)0.47892
    b)4.7892
    c)47.892
    Log of 1000 is?
    a)2.0787
    b)1.0787
    c)3.0787
    What is log AB?
    a)log(A+B)
    b)logA+logB
    c)logA-logB
    What is log X/Y?
    a)logA+logB
    b)logA-logB
    c)log(A-B)
    log 100+cos60
    a)1.5
    b)2.5
    c)3.5

    log 1000+cos60
    a)1.5
    b)2.5
    c) 3.5
    log1000+sin 60
    a)3.866
    b)3.707
    c)3.5
    log 100+cos 45
    a)2.866
    b)2.707
    c)3.50
    log1000+cos45
    a)3.50
    b)3.866
    c)3.707
    The characteristics of log 825.7?
    a)2
    b)3
    c)4
    log9 log3?
    a)log6
    b) log3
    c) log9
    Solve log x81=4 for x=?

    a)3
    b)6
    c)9
    evaluate log245?
    a)5
    b)7
    c)10
    write 102=100 in logarithm form
    a)log2 = 10
    b)log100 = 2
    c)log10 = 2
    write 82 = 64 in logarithm form
    a)log82 = 64
    b)log864 = 2
    c)log642 = 8
    E xpress 35 = 243 in logarithm form
    a)log3243 = 5
    b)log5243 = 3
    c)log35 = 243
    E xpress 210 =1024 in logarithm form
    a)log2 1024 = 10
    b)log10 1024 = 2
    c)log102 = 1024
    E xpress 106 =1000000 in logarithm form
    a)log10 6 = 100000

    b)log610 = 1000000
    c)log101000000 = 6

    E xpress 53 =125 in logarithm form


    a)log3 125 = 5
    b)log1255 = 3
    c)log5125 = 3
    Evaluate log39 = ?
    a)3
    b)2
    c)4
    Evaluate log232 = ?
    a)5
    b)8
    c)4
    Evaluate log5125 = ?
    a)3
    b)5
    c)125
    Evaluate log1010000 = ?
    a)1
    b)4
    c)7
    Evaluate log464 = ?
    a)3

    b)4
    c)8
    Evaluate log255 = ?
    a)1/3
    b)1/2
    c)1/5
    Evaluate log82 = ?
    a)1/3
    b)1/2
    c)1/8
    Evaluate log813 = ?
    a)1/8
    b)1/4
    c)3
    Evaluate log48 = ?
    a)2/3
    b)2
    c)3/2
    logaa5 = ?
    a)5a2
    b)5a
    c)a1/5
    E xpress y =am in logarithm form
    a)logy a = m
    b)logay= m

    c)logma = y

    INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS
    Calculate the mean of the numbers 176.5,98.6,112.4,189.8,95.9,88.8.
    a)189.97
    b)127
    c) 121
    Determine the mean for the set of numbers 9,8,7,27,16,3,1,9,4,116
    a)200
    b)20
    c)16
    Determine the median for the set of numbers 9,8,7,27,16,3,1,9,4,116
    a)9
    b)20
    c)8.5
    Find the arithematic mean of the numbers 8,7,9,10,5,6,12,9,6,8
    a)5
    b)8
    c)6
    Find the median for the set of numbers 7,13,8,10,5,6,14,11,4.
    a)10
    b)8
    c)5
    The height of in inches of 12 aircrafts technicians are 51,55,53,54,58,60,62,61,56,57,52,64 find the
    median

    a)60
    b)56.5
    c)58
    A set of data which has atleast one mode is called
    a)uni modal
    b)bi- modal
    c)multi modal
    A set of data which has atleast two mode is called
    a)uni modal
    b)bi- modal
    c)multi modal
    A set of data which has more than two mode is called
    a)uni modal
    b)bi- modal
    c)multi modal
    Find the median for the sets of measurements 2,9,11,5,6.
    a)5
    b)6
    c)11
    Find the arithematic mean of the numbers 2,9,11,5,6
    a)6.9
    b)9.6
    c)6.6
    Find the median for the sets of measurements 2,9,11,5,6,27.
    a)6

    b)9
    c)7.5
    Given ^ = 5 measurements

    0,5,1,1,3 find arithematic mean

    a)1
    b)5
    c)2
    Given ^ = 5 measurements

    0,5,1,1,3 find median

    a)1
    b)5
    c)2
    Given ^ = 5 measurements

    0,5,1,1,3 find mode

    a)1
    b)5
    c)2
    Given ^ = 8 measurements

    3,2,5,6,4,4,3,5 find mode

    a)4
    b)6
    c)3
    Given ^ = 8 measurements

    3,2,5,6,4,4,3,5 find median

    a)4
    b)5
    c)6
    Given ^ = 10 measurements
    a)6
    b)5.8

    3,5,4,6,10,6,5,9,2,8 find median

    c)5
    Given ^ = 10 measurements

    3,5,4,6,10,6,5,9,2,8 find median

    a)5
    b)5.5
    c)6
    Find the median for the set of numbers 3,4,-1,22,14,0,9,18,7,0,1
    a)10
    b)77
    c)7.7
    Find median for the set of numbers 15,16,15,7,21,18,19,20,11
    a)16
    b)142
    c)15.77
    Find the median in given data 13,0,5,8,-8,-5,10,7,1,0,0,4,6,16
    a)9
    b)4.5
    c)10
    Range is defined as
    a)sum of highest & lowest number in given data set
    b)difference of highest & lowest number in given data set
    c)the central position of the number in given data set.
    Find the range of the data set is 3,12,15,8,20,19,3,15,12,19,9
    a)19
    b)20
    c)17

    given r = 10

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