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Quiz 14: Challenging Mathematics Drill Questions
Created by Isabelle Yeong on August 10th 2015
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Question 1: What can you say to the sum of the following two logarithm terms?
Answer for Question 1:
A. Their sum is less than zero.
B. Their sum is greater than zero.
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Question 2: What can you say to the sum of the following two logarithm terms?
Answer for Question 2:
A. Their sum is less than zero.
B. Their sum is greater than zero.
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Question 3: What can you say to the sum of the following two logarithm terms?
Answer for Question 3:
A. Their sum is less than zero.
A. Their sum is greater than zero.
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Question 4: What can you say to the difference of the following two logarithm terms?
Answer for Question 4:
A. The difference is less than zero.
A. The difference is greater than zero.
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Question 5: Given "k" is the set of positive integer. What can you say to the sum of the following two logarithm terms?
Answer for Question 5:
A. Their sum is less than zero.
A. Their sum is greater than zero.
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Question 6: Let's say the sum of the two logarithm terms in question 5 is greater than zero. What should be the greatest point of concern that might change that inequality if we are to add another logaritm term into the LHS of the left hand side of the inequality?
Answer for Question 6:
A. The new sum of three logarithm terms might be a negative.
B. The new addend is a negative term.
C. None of the above.
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Question 7: What is your conclusion for question 6?
A. The sum of the given three terms is less than zero.
B. The sum of the given three terms is greater than zero.
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Question 8: Can "k" be a set of positive real number (but not strictly to integer) and the inequality that you have selected from question 7 still holds?
A. Yes.
B. No.
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