A lot of events happening around us needed mathematical tools to help us in make sound analysis and better decisions.

Select one:

a. Mathematics for Control

b. Mathematics for Prediction

c. Mathematics is indespensible

d. Mathematics for Organization

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elements a and b, the symbol (a,b) denotes the ordered pair consisting of a and b noting that a is the first element of the pair
b is the second element .Any two ordered pairs (a,b) and (c,d) are said to be equal if and only if, a=c and b=d.

Select one:

a. Set-Builder Notation

b. Subset

c. Set- Roster Notation

d. Ordered Pair

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In Polygonal Numbers the Geometric shapes associated with numbers for Pentagonal numbers
is_______________________.

Select one:

a. n(3n-1)/2

b. n2

c. None of the above.

d. n(n+1)/2
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In Polygonal Numbers the Geometric shapes associated with numbers for Triangular numbers
is_______________________.

Select one:

a. n(3n-1)/2

b. n(n+1)/2

c. None of the above.

d. n2

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In Polygonal Numbers the Geometric shapes associated with numbers for Pentagonal numbers
is_______________________.

Select one:

a. n2

b. n(n+1)/2

c. None of the above.

d. n(3n-1)/2

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In Polygonal Numbers the Geometric shapes associated with numbers for Triangular numbers
is_______________________.

Select one:

a. None of the above.

b. n2

c. n(n+1)/2

d. n(3n-1)/2

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In Polygonal Numbers the Geometric shapes associated with numbers for square numbers is_______________________.

Select one:

a. None of the above.

b. n2

c. n(3n-1)/2

d. n(n+1)/2

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In Polygonal Numbers the Geometric shapes associated with numbers for square numbers is_______________________.

Select one:

a. None of the above.

b. n(n+1)/2

c. n2
 d. n(3n-1)/2

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It is an ordered list of numbers called terms that may have repeated values.

Select one:

a. Exponential Growth Model

b. Patterns

c. Sequence

d. Fibonacci Sequence

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It is the numbers in a sequence separated by commas.

Select one:

a. Sequence

b. Term

c. None of the Above

d. Conjecture

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It is the numbers in a sequence separated by commas.

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a. Term

b. Sequence

c. Conjecture

d. None of the Above

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It is very important that once an answer was arrived it must be verified with regards to the given problem. Solutions must
ensure that answers are consistent.

Select one:

a. Review the solution

b. Devise a plan

c. Understand the problem

d. Carry out the plan

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It is very important that once an answer was arrived it must be verified with regards to the given problem. Solutions must
ensure that answers are consistent.

Select one:

a. Understand the problem

b. Carry out the plan

c. Devise a plan

d. Review the solution

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It refers to a statement that is both universal and conditional which contains some variation of the words "for all" and
conditional statements contain versions of the words "if-then".

Select one:

a. Existential Universal Statement

b. Universal Conditional Statement

c. Universal Existential Statement.

d. None of the above

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It refers to a statement that is both universal and conditional which contains some variation of the words "for all" and
conditional statements contain versions of the words "if-then".

Select one:

a. Universal Existential Statement.

b. None of the above

c. Existential Universal Statement

 d. Universal Conditional Statement

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It refers to a statement that is universal because its initial part says that a certain property is true for all objects of a given
sort, and it is existential because its second part assets the presence of something.

Select one:

a. Existential Universal Statement

b. None of the above

c. Universal Conditional Statement

d. Universal Existential Statement.

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It refers to a statement that is universal because its initial part says that a certain property is true for all objects of a given
sort, and it is existential because its second part assets the presence of something.

Select one:

a. Universal Existential Statement.

b. Universal Conditional Statement

c. Existential Universal Statement

d. None of the above

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It refers to denoting a set by enumerating all of its elements between braces.

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a. Subset

b. Ordered Pair

c. Set-Builder Notation

d. Set- Roster Notation

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It refers to denoting a set by enumerating all of its elements between braces.

Select one:

a. Subset

b. Set-Builder Notation

c. Ordered Pair

d. Set- Roster Notation

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It refers to given elements a and b, the symbol (a,b) denotes the ordered pair consisting of a and b noting that a is the first
element of the pair b is the second element .Any two ordered pairs (a,b) and (c,d) are said to be equal if and only if, a=c and
b=d.

Select one:

a. Subset

b. Ordered Pair

c. Set-Builder Notation

d. Set- Roster Notation

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It refers to a statement such that first part assures that a certain object exists and is universal since its second part says that
the question fulfills a specific property for everything of a specific kind.

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a. None of the above

b. Universal Existential Statement.

c. Existential Universal Statement

d. Universal Conditional Statement

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It refers to a statement such that first part assures that a certain object exists and is universal since its second part says that
the question fulfills a specific property for everything of a specific kind.

Select one:

a. None of the above

b. Universal Existential Statement.

c. Universal Conditional Statement

 d. Existential Universal Statement

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It refers to any two sets denoted by A and B such that every element of A is also an element of B then A is called subset of
B, written A B,

Select one:

a. Cartesian Product

b. Ordered Pair

c. Set-Builder Notation

d. Subset

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It refers to given sets A and B denoted by A x B read as "A cross B" where the set of ordered pairs (a,b) where a is in A and
b is in ~

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a. Set-Builder Notation

b. Cartesian Product

c. Ordered Pair

d. Subset

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Mathematics played a major role in the underpinnings of our world. Logical reasoning and critical thinking skills are required
in any endeavor.

Select one:

a. Mathematics for Organization

b. Mathematics for Control

c. Mathematics is indespensible

d. Mathematics for Prediction

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Natural objects and phenomenon behave by the underlying mathematical structure. Interactions and relationships of nature
can be best described by mathematical equations

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a. Mathematics for Organization

b. Mathematics for Control

c. Mathematics for Prediction

d. Mathematics is indespensible

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Once a plan has been devised it must be carried out.

Select one:

a. Devise a plan

b. Understand the problem

c. Review the solution

d. Carry out the plan

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Once a plan has been devised it must be carried out.

Select one:

a. Carry out the plan

b. Understand the problem

c. Devise a plan

d. Review the solution

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Population growth and bacterial decay can be modeled by the exponential growth or decay formula.

Select one:

a. Sequence

b. Exponential Growth Model

c. Fibonacci Sequence

d. Patterns
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Population growth and bacterial decay can be modeled by the exponential growth or decay formula __________________.

Select one:

a. n(n+1)/2

b. Pert

c. n2

d. A

e. Pn2

f. A

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Successful problems solvers uses a variety of techniques when they attempt to solve a problem. The following techniques
are most useful:

Select one:

a. Review the solution

b. Understand the problem

c. Carry out the plan

d. Devise a plan

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Successful problems solvers uses a variety of techniques when they attempt to solve a problem. The following techniques
are most useful:

Select one:

a. Understand the problem

b. Devise a plan

c. Carry out the plan

d. Review the solution

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The most aesthetically pleasing proportion the ______________is approximated by the ratios of the Fibonacci numbers.

Select one:

a. Patterns

b. Exponential Growth Model

c. Ratio

d. Golden Ratio

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The most aesthetically pleasing proportion the ______________is approximated by the ratios of the Fibonacci numbers.

Select one:

a. Patterns

b. Exponential Growth Model

c. Golden Ratio

d. Ratio

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The type of reasoning where a conclusion is made by applying assumptions, procedures or principles.

Select one:

a. Inductive reasoning

b. Deductive reasoning

c. Polygonal Numbers

d. Term Numbers

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The type of reasoning where a conclusion is made by applying assumptions, procedures or principles.

Select one:

a. Deductive reasoning

b. Polygonal Numbers

c. Inductive reasoning

d. Term Numbers
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The type of reasoning where a conclusion is made by means of specific examples.

Select one:

a. Polygonal Numbers

b. Deductive reasoning

c. Conjecture

d. Inductive reasoning

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The type of reasoning where a conclusion is made by means of specific examples.

Select one:

a. Deductive reasoning

b. Conjecture

c. Polygonal Numbers

d. Inductive reasoning

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These are regular, repeated or recurring forms or designs which are commonly observed in natural objects such as six-fold
symmetry of snowflakes, hexagonal structure and formation of honeycombs, tiger's stripes and hyena's spots.

Select one:

a. Fibonacci Sequence

b. Patterns

c. Sequence

d. Exponential Growth Model

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This sequence is formed by adding the the preceeding two numbers, starting with 0 and 1.

Select one:

a. Patterns

b. Fibonacci Sequence

c. Exponential Growth Model

d. Sequence

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To be able to solve a problem, understanding what the problem asks for is very important.

Select one:

a. Devise a plan

b. Carry out the plan

c. Understand the problem

d. Review the solution

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To be able to solve a problem, understanding what the problem asks for is very important.

Select one:

a. Review the solution

b. Devise a plan

c. Carry out the plan

d. Understand the problem

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To make predictions mathematical models can generate analysis and interpretation using existing data.

Select one:

a. Mathematics is indespensible

b. Mathematics for Organization

c. Mathematics for Control

d. Mathematics for Prediction

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Two functions are said to be equal if and only they have the same set of ordered pairs (x,y).

Select one:

a. Equality of Functions

b. Relation

c. Function

d. Variables

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Two functions are said to be equal if and only they have the same set of ordered pairs (x,y).

Select one:

a. Variables

b. Relation

c. Function

d. Equality of Functions

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When two quantities x and y are related so that for some range of values of x the value of y is determined by that of x then
we say that y is a function (f) of x.

Select one:

a. Equality of Functions

b. Variables

c. Function

d. Relation
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When two sets form a collection of ordered pairs of (x,y) each of which coming from each set then it is said that x R y.

Select one:

a. Relation

b. Equality of Functions

c. Function

d. Variables

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When two sets form a collection of ordered pairs of (x,y) each of which coming from each set then it is said that x R y.

Select one:

a. Relation

b. Variables

c. Function

d. Equality of Functions

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When two sets form a collection of ordered pairs of (x,y) each of which coming from each set then it is said that x R y.

Select one:

a. Variables

b. Function

c. Equality of Functions

d. Relation

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It refers to a set S and P(x) be a property that elements of S may or may not satisfy. We may define a new set to be the set
of all elements x in S such that P(x) is true. The set is denoted as follows: 
{
= Set-Builder Notation
~ Set- Roster Notation
~ Subset
~ Ordered Pair
}

Set-Builder Notation
Answer: