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#8076📜 CE Board May 1991Problem
In the recent "Gulf War" in the Middle East, the allied forces captured 6400 of Saddam's soldiers and with provisions on hand it will last for 216 meals while feeding 3 meals a day. The provision lasted 9 more days because of daily deaths. At an average, how many died per day?
A15
B16
C17
D18
#8077📜 GE Board July 1993Problem
A Geodetic Engineering student got a score of \(30\%\) on Test 1 of the five number test in Surveying. On the last number he got \(90\%\) in which a constant difference more on each number that he had on the immediately preceding one. What was his average score in Surveying?
A50
B55
C60
D65
#8078📜 ME Board April 1999Problem
If the sum is 220 and the first term is 10, find the common difference if the last term is 30.
A2
B5
C3
D2/3
#8079📜 EE Board April 1997Problem
Once a month, a man puts some money into the cookie jar. Each month he puts 50 centavos more into the jar than the month before. After 12 years, he counted his money, he had P 5,436. How much money did he put in the jar in the last month?
AP 73.50
BP 75.50
CP 74.50
DP 72.50
#8080📜 EE Board April 1997Problem
A girl on a bicycle coasts downhill covering 4 feet the first second, 12 feet the second second, and in general, 8 feet more each second than the previous second. If she reaches the bottom at the end of 14 seconds, how far did she coasts?
A782 feet
B780 feet
C784 feet
D786 feet
#8081Problem
When all odd numbers from 1 to 101 are added, the result is
A2500
B2601
C2501
D3500
#8082Problem
How many times will a grandfather's clock strikes in one day if it strikes only at the hours and strike once at 1 o'clock, twice at 2 o'clock, thrice at 3 o'clock and so on?
A210
B24
C156
D300
#8083📜 CE Board May 1992Problem
To conserve energy due to the present energy crisis, the Meralco tried to re-adjust their charges to electrical energy users who consume more than 2000 kw-hrs. For the first 100 kw-hr, they charged 40 centavos and increasing at a constant rate more than the preceding one until the fifth 100 kw-hr, the charge is 76 centavos. How much is the average charge for the electrical energy per 100 kw-hr?
A58 centavos
B60 centavos
C62 centavos
D64 centavos
#8084📜 CE Board November 1993Problem
The \(3^{rd}\) term of a harmonic progression is 15 and the \(9^{th}\) term is 6. Find the \(11^{th}\) term.
A4
B5
C6
D7
#8085📜 ECE Board November 1995Problem
Find the fourth term of the progression \(1/2\), 0.2, 0.125,...
A\(1/10\)
B\(1/11\)
C0.102
D0.099
#8086Problem
Find the \(9^{th}\) term of the harmonic progression 3, 2, \(3/2\)....
A\(3/5\)
B\(3/8\)
C\(4/5\)
D\(4/9\)
#8087Problem
Find the sum of 4 geometric means between 160 and 5.
A130
B140
C150
D160
#8088📜 EE Board October 1991Problem
The fourth term of a G. P. is 216 and the \(6^{th}\) term is 1944. Find the \(8^{th}\) term.
A17649
B17496
C16749
D17964
#8089📜 ECE Board April 1999Problem
Determine x so that: x, \(2x+7\), \(10x-7\) will be a geometric progression.
A7, \(-7/12\)
B7, \(-5/6\)
C7, \(-14/5\)
D7, \(-7/6\)
#8090📜 ECE Board April 1999Problem
If one third of the air in a tank is removed by each stroke of an air pump, what fractional part of the total air is removed in 6 strokes?
A0.7122
B0.9122
C0.6122
D0.8122
#8091📜 ME Board October 1996Problem
A product has a current selling of P 325.00. If its selling price is expected to decline at the rate of \(10\%\) per annum because of obsolescence, what will be its selling price four years hence?
AP 213.23
BP 202.75
CP 302.75
DP 156.00
#8092📜 CE Board May 1995Problem
The numbers 28, \(x+2\), 112 form a G. P. What is the \(10^{th}\) term?
A14336
B13463
C16433
D16344
#8093📜 ECE Board April 1998Problem
The sum of the first 10 terms of a geometric progression 2, 4, 8,... is
A1023
B2046
C225
D1596
#8094Problem
If the first term of a G.P. is 9 and the common ratio is \(-2/3\) find the fifth term.
A\(8/5\)
B\(16/9\)
C\(15/7\)
D\(13/4\)
#8095📜 EE Board April 1997Problem
The seventh term is 56 and the twelfth term is -1792 of a geometric progression. Find the common ratio and the first term. Assume the ratios are equal.
A-2, \(5 \frac{5}{8}\)
B-1, \(5/8\)
C-1, \(7/8\)
D-2, \(7 \frac{7}{8}\)