Bicol University

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
Legazpi City, Albay
1st Semester, A.Y. 2020 – 2021
Mathematics in the Modern World

Name: Pleñago, Lara Ysabel D. Course and Block: BEED 1-3 Date: September 16, 2020

A. Classify the list below as an English noun or a mathematical expression; an English sentence or a mathematical
sentence. If English or mathematical sentence, identify the verb.

Given Classification Verb

1. When the rain is falling. English Sentence is
2. Tom is taller than Jerry. English Sentence is
3. Shelly is beautiful. English Sentence is
4. When she danced beautifully. English noun -
5. Ten thousand men went fishing last night. English Sentence went
6. Platform nine and three-quarters. Mathematical expression -
7. Ana can do a certain work three times faster than Rita. English noun -
8. Mario is smarter than George. English Sentence is
9. Three and four is seven. Mathematical Sentence is
10. Sum of two integers is always positive. Mathematical Sentence is
11. Difference of two numbers can never be negative. Mathematical expression -
12. Sum of two odd numbers is odd. Mathematical Sentence is
13. Product of two even numbers can never be odd. Mathematical expression -
14. Tomorrow is Sunday. English Sentence is
15. 2020 is a common year. English Sentence is

B. Classify each given as a mathematical expression or a mathematical sentence. If mathematical sentence, classify its
truth value: always true, always false, or sometimes true/sometimes false.

Given Classification Truth Value

1. One added from X is X+2. Mathematical sentence Always False
2. 1+2+x Mathematical expression -
3. Sum of two integers is negative. Mathematical sentence Always False
4. The day after Sunday is Monday. Mathematical expression Always True
5. There’s 365 days in a year. Mathematical sentence Always True
6. Ten times a number Y is 10Y. Mathematical sentence Always true
7. Twenty and one. Mathematical expression -
8. Sum of two odd numbers is even. Mathematical sentence Always true
9. Sum of two even numbers is even. Mathematical sentence Always true
10. 1 is neither prime nor composite. Mathematical sentence Always True

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