Foritems 6-8, referto thegivenbelow.

doubles every 2 hours.There are 500 bacteriaat the

A cultureofbacteria
beginning.

6. What inthegivenproblemabove?
kindofsequence isillustrated
A. Arithmetic
Sequence
B.Fibonacci
Sequence
C. Geometric Sequence
D. Harmonic Sequence
7.How many bacteriawill therebe after24 hours?
A. 1 024 000
B.2 048 000
C. 4 194 000
D. 8 388 000
arefound inthe 12h hour?
8.How many bacteria
A. 8 000
B. 12 O00
C. 16 000
D. 32 000
9. If common difference:arithmeticsequence, then
geometricsequence.
A. common product
B.common Sum
C. common ratio
D. common factor
18.Which ofthefollowing
couldbe the graph ofthe polynomial
function
f(x)= 3x5 – 2x2 + 1?

A.

B.

C.

D.
19. What are the end behaviorsof thegraph of f(x)= x-3x + 5?
A. Fallsto bothdirections
B.Risesto bothdirections
C. Falls and risesto the right
to the left
D. Risesto the leftand fallsto theright
20.ToyotaPhilippines determinesthatitsprofit P inthousandsof pesoscan
be modeled by the functionP(x)= 0.00125x+ X-3 where x represents the
number of carssold.What isthe profit when x=300?
A. P 101.25
B. P1039 500.00
C. P3O00 000.00
D. P 10 125 297.00
21.Inthefigureon the right, which isan inscribed angle?
A. ZBAC B

B.Z BDC
C.Z DAF
D.Z DEF
D
22.InO what ism ZCAT if
U on theright, the m LCUT = 560?
A. 280
B. 340
C. 560
D. 1240

Fornumbers 23-24,referto the igureon the right

23.If
the m/BDC = 200, what isthe measure of BC?
A. 10°
B. 400
C. 600
D. 800

24.If
the m DF-70°,
what is/are
the measure/s
ofDBF and DCF?
A.30° and 400
B.both700
C. 50°and 200
D. both 350

25.InO O on theright,the degree measure of HT = 45 and the lengthofthe

radiusisScm What is the areaofthe shaded regioninterms ofn?
A. 6n cm²
B. 8r cm² H
C. 10n cm²
D. 12r cm² 450

8cm
26.Ina parallelogram
below,what arethe coordinatesof L?

C (a,c) L

A (0,0) R(b,0)

.
A.(a,b + c)
B.(a + b, cj
a,b - c)
27.Which of the followingcircleshas a center (3, 2) and whose radiusis 4
units?

C.

D.

28.What isthe centerand radiusoftheequationofthe circlex²+ya= 1?

A. (1,1),r=2
B. (0,0),r=2
C. (1,1),r=1
D. (0, 0),r=1
 between pointsMix,5) and C(5,-1)is10 units.
29.The distance What isthe
ofM if
X-coordinate itliesinthesecond quadrant?
A. -7
B. -3
C. -1
D. 13
30. Which ofthe following
situations
or activities
involvepermutations?
A.Choosing7 questions ina test
to answer out of 10 questions
B.Forminga committeefrom the members ofa club
c. OpeningE a combinationlock
D.Matchingshirts and pants
31.How many different numbers can be formed from the digits1,3,
3-digit
4, 6,7, 9 ifrepetition isNOT allowed?
of digits
A. 840
B.720
C. 360
D. 120
32. Which ofthe following
situationsor aotivitiesinvolvecombinations?
A.Enteringthe PIN(Personal ldentifcation Number) ofyour ATM card
B.Selecting3 postersto hang out of 6 different
posters
C. Assigningseatsto guestsatdinner
D.Winningina contest
33. What isthedifferencebetween permutations and combinationstalkenat
time?
A. Permutations and combinationstaken r atatimeessentially
mean the
liesonly inthemathematicalnotation
same thing;thedifference used
for each.
B. Permutations takenrata timeinvolvearranging relementsfrom a set
of n elements,consideringthe order,whilecombinationstaken rata
timeinvolveselectingrelementswithoutconsideringtheirarrangement
ororder.
C. Permutationstalkenr at a time involveselecting relements from n
elements,whilecombinationstalcenr at a time focus on arrangingr
elementsina specificsequence.
D. Permutations and combinations taken rata time areconceptsthatare
only applicablein certain branches of mathematics and have no
practical inreal-worldscenarios.
difference
34. Ina gathering,each ofthe guests shook hands with everybodyelse.Ifa
totalof 378 handshakeswere made, how many Euestswere there?
A. 30
B.28
C.25
D. 23