4TH Quarter Examination

SAINT FERDINAND COLLEGE
Cabagan, Isabela
MATHEMATICS 9
4TH QUARTER EXAMINATION
NAME:_____________________________________________________ SCORE:_____________________
GRADE AND SECTION:______________________________________ DATE:_______________________
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
 You are allowed 60 minutes for this exam. Please pace yourself accordingly.
 You may use any calculator (EXCEPT THE PHONES) and at most 2 sheets of blank paper on this
exam.
 Please write neatly. Illegible answers will be assumed to be incorrect.
 Raise your hand if you have a question.
 No CHEATING! If the proctor caught you and mark your answer sheet an asterisk, expect that your
score is divided by two.
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the letter before the number.
1. SinA=12/16,for which of the following triangles?
A. C.
B. D.
2. Which trigonometric function can equal or be greater than 1.000?

A. Sine C. Cosine
B. Tangent D. None of the above
3. A plane ascends at a 40° angle. When it reaches an altitude of one hundred feet, how much ground
distance has it covered? To solve, use the trigonometric chart. Round the answer to the nearest tenth.
A. 64.3 feet C. 80.1 feet
B. 76.6 feet D. 119.2 feet
4. A 20 ft. beam leans against a wall. The beam reaches the wall 13.9 ft. above the ground. What is the
measure of the angle formed by the beam and the ground?
A. 44° C. 55°
B. 35° D. 46°
5. Which set of angles has the same trigonometric ratio?
A. Sin 45 and tan 45 C. Cos 30 and tan 45
B. Sin 30 and cos 60 D. Tan 60 and sin 45
6. What is the sum of trigonometric ratios Sin 54 and Cos 36?
A. 0.809 C. 1.000
B. 1.618 D. 1.536
7. What is the sum of trigonometric ratios Sin 33 and Sin 57?
A. 0.545 C. 1.090
B. 1.000 D. 1.383
8. What is the sum of trigonometric ratios Cos 16 and Cos 74?
A. 0.276 C. 1.237
B. 0.961 D. 1.922
9. In △ABC, vertex C is a right angle. Which trigonometric ratio has the same trigonometric value as Sin
A?
A. Sin B C. Cosine B
B. Cosine A D. Tan A
10. In △ABC, Tan ∠A = 3/4. The hypotenuse of △ABC is______.
A. 3 C. 5
B. 4 D. 6
11. In △ABC, Sin ∠B = 14/17. The hypotenuse of △ABC is______.
A. 14 C. √485
B. 17 D. 0.824
12. In △ABC, Cos ∠C = 22/36. The hypotenuse is_______.
A. 22 C. 0.611
B. 36 D. 2√445
13. If Sin∠A = 1/6, then m∠A = ____.
A. 9O35’’38.86’ C. 9O35’38.65’’
B. 9O35’38.56’’ D. 9O35’’38.56’
14. If cosA = 5/13 and sinA = -12/13, find tanA.
A. 12/5 C. -12/5
B. -5/12 D. 5/12
15. If cosA = 5/13 and sinA = -12/13, find cotA.
A. 12/5 C. -12/5
B. 5/12 D. -5/12
O
16. The trigonometric ratio of cos 60 is equal to ________.
A. sin 30O C. tan 60O
B. sin 60O D. csc 45O
17. What is the value of sec 61O?
A. 4.134 C. 0.441
B. 2.06 D. 1.66
18. In △ABC given the measure of its sides which are a=42.9, b=80.1 and c=74.1, find the measure of ∠A.
A. 78O C. 32O
B. 31 1’
O
D. 23O32’
19. Find the area of △ABC if a=15, b=25 and c=24.
A. 174.53 sq. u. C. 171.54 sq. u.
B. 147.54 sq. u. D. 174.54 sq. u.
O
20. What the value of csc 0 ?
A. Undefined C. 2
B. 0 D. 1
21. Which angle is not possible interior angle of an oblique triangle?
A. 60O C. 90O
O
B. 30 D. 45O
22. Given the interior angles of triangle, which is not considered an oblique triangle?
A. 60-60-60 C. 32-56-92
B. 30-60-90 D. 41-64-75
23. Which trigonometric function can equal or be greater than 1.000?
A. Sine C. both a and b
B. Cosine D. None of the above
24. What is the arcsine of 1?
A. 60O C. 30O
B. 90O D. 45O
25. Find the angle of elevation of the sun when a tower 100 m high casts a shadow of 120 m long.
A. 39O48’ C. 39O48’20.60’’
B. 40 0’
O
D. 39O48’20.06’’
II. Solve the following problems. Show your solutions.
A. Given △ABC, find the ratio of the following.
26. sin B 29. sec A
27. cos A 30. csc B
28. tan B
B. Evaluate the following numerical expression. (No solution is invalid.)

31. sec 30O cos 30O 32. sin 60O (sin 60O – sin 60O)
C. Given the △ABC, find the measure of the missing parts. (No solution is invalid.)
33. Find the side b.
34. Find the angle A.
35. Find the angle B.
36. Val Jasper’s kite is flying above a field at the end of 65 m of string. If the angle of elevation to the
kite measures 70O, how high is the kite above Jasper’s head?
37. From an airplane at an altitude of 1200 m, the angle of depression to a building on the ground
measures 28O. Find the distance from the plane to the building.
38-40. Complete the table.

Special Acute Angle θ sinθ cosθ tanθ secθ cscθ cotθ
38. 30O
39. 45O
40. 60O
41-50. Find the area of the triangle.

Cabagan, Isabela
MATHEMATICS 7
NAME:____________________________________________________ SCORE:_____________________
exam.
1. If a > b, then which of the following satisfies the inequality?
A. a+c > b+c C. a-c > b+c
B. a+c < b+c D. a+c < b-c
2. The undefined terms in geometry are_____________.
A. Angle, point and line C. point, line and plane
B. Segment, plane and area D. line, plane and angle
3. Given the figure below, how to solve the AC?
A. Add AC and BC.

B. Get the sum of AB and BC.
C. Get the difference of AC and BC.
D. Multiply CB and AB.
4. Given the figure in number 3, if AB=3cm and AC=4cm, find BC.
A. 7cm C. 3cm
B. 1cm D. 4cm
5. If AB=2x, BC=2x+1 and AC=5cm, find the value of x.
A. 1cm C. 4cm
B. 2cm D. 3cm
6. What is the vertex of the ∠ACB?
A. Point A C. Point C
B. Point B D. Point D
7. Given the figure, find the m∠ABD.
A. 30 C. 40
B. 10 D. 20
8. Which of the following measures of angle is NOT a measure of an acute angle?

A. 3O C. 41O
O
B. 82 D. 103O
9. If the given measure of an angle is 90O, then what kind or classification of angle is that according to
measures?
A. Perpendicular angle C. Right angle
B. Complementary angle D. Bisector of angle
10. How many angles are formed in the figure?
A. 3 C. 1
B. 2 D. 4
11. If the sum of the two angles is 90O, then the two angles are__________.
A. Congruent C. Supplementary
B. Complementary D. Adjacent
12. Find the measure of the complementary angle of 4O angle.
A. 86O C. 56O
B. 96O D. 16O
O
13. If the sum of the two angles is 180 , then the two angles are__________.
A. Congruent C. Supplementary
B. Complementary D. Adjacent
14. Find the measure of the supplementary angle of 14O angle.
C. 186O C. 256O
D. 196O D. 166O
15-17. With figure below, the m∠ABD = 4x and m∠CBD = x.
15. Find the m∠CBD.

A. 36O C. 45O
B. 144O D. 180O
16. Find the m∠ABD.
A. 36O C. 45O
B. 144O D. 180O
17. What is the sum of m∠CBD and m∠ABD?
A. 36O C. 45O
B. 180 O D. 150O
18-21. Refer to the figure below.
18. If the m∠1 is 36O, find the m∠4.

A. 36O C. 45O
B. 144 O D. 180O
19. If the m∠2 is 4O, find the m∠3.
A. 36O C. 45O
B. 4O D. 18O
20. If the m∠2 is 3x and m∠4 = 2x+4, find value of x.
A. 12 C. 6
B. 4 D. 8
21. If the m∠2 is 3x and m∠4 = 2x+4, find the m∠2.
A. 12 C. 4
B. 6 D. 8
22. When two lines intersect, four angles are formed. If each of these angles is a right angle, then the intersecting
lines are___________.
A. parallel C. Perpendicular
B. Collinear D. congruent
23. If MN is the perpendicular bisector of AB and point M is their point of intersection, then AM = ___.
A. BM C. AB
B. BA D. MN
24. If MN is perpendicular to AB at point M, then AB-AM= ___.
A. NM C. AB
B. BA D. MB
25. If MN is perpendicular to AB at point M, then m∠NMA= ___.
A. 45O C. 60O
B. 30O D. 90O
26. What is the sum of the interior angles of triangle?
A. 360 C. 90
B. 180 D. 270
27. Princess constructed a 6-sided polygon. What polygon has six sides?
A. Quadrilateral C. Nonagon
B. Hexagon D. Octagon
28. What triangle has two congruent sides?
A. Isosceles Triangle C. Scalene Triangle
B. Equilateral Triangle D. Right Triangle
29. Aurel draws a triangle with three equal sides. What kind of triangle did Aurel draw?
A. Isosceles Triangle C. Scalene Triangle
B. Equilateral Triangle D. Right Triangle
30. Tristan bought a quadrilateral with 4 equal sides. What kind of quadrilateral did Tristan buy?
A. Rectangle C. Trapezoid
B. Rhombus D. Equilateral
31. Bojie draws conclusions from the analyzed data of their research. What process did Bojie do?
A. Analyzing Data C. Interpreting Data
B. Organizing Data D. Collecting Data
32. Prim presents the data into tables, graphs, and charts. In statistics, what process did Prim do?
B. Collecting Data D. Organizing Data
33. SFC conducted a study about bullying. The teachers gathered the data about the perceptions of the student in
bullying. What process in statistics did the teachers do?
B. Organizing Data D. Collecting Data
34. A Sari-sari store owner records the frequency of sales of the five leading detergent soaps. What statistical tool will
be used in the given situation?
A. Descriptive Statistics C. Discrete Statistics
B. Inferential Statistics D. Continuous Statistics
35. X1 + X2 + X3 +…+ X8 can be expressed as ___________________.
A. ∑10
𝑖=1 𝑋𝑖 C. ∑8𝑖=1 𝑋𝑖
B. ∑8𝑖=1 𝑋 𝑖 D. ∑8𝑖=3 𝑋𝑖
II. TRUE OR FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is CORRECT and F if it is false.
36. A right angle is an angle with a measure of 45O.
37. If angle A and angle B are complementary, then their sum measures 90O.
38. If two angles are both congruent and supplementary, then each is an acute angle.
39. When two lines intersect, four angles are formed.
40. Vertical angles are sometimes congruent.
41. Parallel lines do not intersect.
42. Two intersecting lines meet at exactly two points.
43. Line segment has exactly two endpoints.
44. Decagon is a 12-sided polygon.
45. A triangle is a polygon formed by three segments joining three noncollinear points.
III. Find the value of the following sigma notation.

46. ∑3𝑥=1 𝑋 2 49. ∑3𝑥=1 4
47. ∑3𝑥=1 𝑋 50. 2 ∑3𝑥=1 𝑋
48. ∑3𝑥=1 𝑋 + 1
Cabagan, Isabela
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS (ABM-11)

NAME:____________________________________________________ SCORE:_____________________
exam.
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the letter before the number.
1. The list price of a laptop is ₱35, 000.00. Find the net price if there is a 35% discount.
a. ₱12, 250 b. ₱ 22, 750 c. ₱10, 500 d. ₱24, 500
2. If the net price of a rubber shoes is ₱1, 200 and the trade discount rate is 40%, the list price is ________.
a. ₱3, 000 b. ₱2, 500 c. ₱2, 000 d. ₱1, 500
3. A manufacturer can cover its cost and make a reasonable profit if it sells its product for ₱300. At what
price should be the article be listed so that a discount of 25% can be allowed?
a. ₱400 b. ₱350 c. ₱375 d. ₱ 450
4. A gown is listed in a wholesaler’s catalog at ₱8, 599.00. The bicycle is sold to a retailer for a net price of
₱6, 499.25.What rate of trade discount was given?
a. 45% b. 30% c. 35% d. 25%
5. Gawa Manufacturer sold a set of tools to Bili Hardware. The list price was ₱1, 950. Gawa Manufacturer
offered a series of discounts: 6%, 5%, 4%. The net price of the tools is ______.
a. ₱1, 671.70 b. ₱1, 735.50 c. ₱1, 170.00 d. ₱1, 617.70
6. Given the net price of an item at ₱302.40 after discounts of 20%, 16%, and 10%. What is the list price?
a. ₱945 b. ₱500 c. ₱459 d. ₱495
7. The cost of a baseball cap is ₱450, if the store’s accountant computed that markup should be 70% of the
cost, determine the selling price of the product.
a. ₱ 675 b. ₱ 765 c. ₱ 576 d. ₱ 585
8. The store owner purchased a special accessory for a costumer. The cost price was ₱85.50 and the selling
price ₱156.88. What was the markup rate based on cost?
a. 45.5% b. 46.7% c. 54% d. 42.5%
9. If a notebook has a selling price of ₱225 with a 52.5% markup based on cost, what was the cost of the
notebook?
a. ₱ 450 b. ₱112.50 c. ₱ 147.54 d. 98.50
10. What is the cost of an item that has a selling price of ₱987.00 and a markup rate of 50% based on selling
price?
a. ₱ 789.50 b. ₱487.50 c. ₱394.50 d. ₱493.50
11. A kilogram of apple costs ₱100 and sells for ₱145. Find the rate of markup based on the selling price.
a. ₱45% b. ₱31% c. ₱54% d. ₱69%
12. Find the cost if an ecobag is marked up at ₱3 with a 10% markup rate based on selling price.
a. ₱10 b. ₱13 c. ₱30 d. ₱35
13. The cost of particular brand of shampoo is ₱99.95. the markup rate based on selling price is 30%. Find
the selling price.
a. ₱142.79 b. ₱333.17 c. ₱ 124.79 d. ₱333.71
14. Find the gross margin of an item that has a selling price of ₱325.00 and a markup of ₱105?
a. 20% b. 32% c. 23% d. 69%
15. The original price of a cardigan was ₱600. If it is now on sale at 20%, what is the sale price?
a. ₱120 b. ₱570 c. ₱ 300 d. ₱ 480
For numbers 16-20, consider the following problem.
Kimilara Enterprises manufactures a mobile phone accessory with fixed cost ₱10, 560 and variable cost
at ₱34. The price of the accessory is given as ₱100.
16. Which equation represents the revenue function R(x)?

a. R(x) = 34x b. R(x) = 100x c. R(x) = 134x d. R(x) = 10, 560x
17. Which equation represents the total cost function C(x)?
a. C(x) = 34x + 10, 560 b. C(x) = 100x + 10,560
b. C(x) = 134x + 10,560 d. C(x) = x + 10, 560
18. Which equation represents the total cost function P(x)?
a. P(x) = 100x – 34x + 10,560
b. P(x) = 100x – 34x - 10,560
c. P(x) = 100x + 34x + 10,560
d. P(x) = 100x + 34x - 10,560
19. At what level of production will they break-even?
a. 146 units b. 100 units c. 79 units d. 160 units
20. How much profit will be earned if they sell 500 units?
a. ₱77, 560 b. ₱56, 440 c. ₱22, 240 d. ₱43, 500
21. Kim receives a 7% commission on his sales. If his sales totalled ₱6, 500, how much was his
commission?
a. ₱469 b. ₱455 d. ₱483 d. ₱490
22. A salesman’s commission was ₱616. If his commission rate was 8%, how much was he able to sell?
a. ₱7, 700.00 b. ₱4, 928.00 c. ₱570.37 d. ₱3, 080.00
23. Anna earns a graduated commission of 2.5% on the first ₱4, 000 of her sales, 3% on the next ₱3,000 of
her sales, and 6% on all her sales ₱7,000. What is her total commission if her sales were ₱15,000?
a. ₱900 b. ₱690 c. ₱860 d. ₱670
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24. Lisa, a working student is paid ₱8 per hour for the first 40 hours per week. She receives 1𝟐 times her
regular rate after 40 hours. Last week, she worked 48 hours. What were her gross wages?
a. ₱384 b. ₱576 c. ₱416 d. ₱626
25. Elena is paid on the production basis of ₱0.88 per item packed in a processing plant. She receives a
premium of ₱1.00 per item when she exceeds 200 items. Determine her wages for a week in which she
packed 326 items.
a. ₱286.88 b. ₱326 c. ₱302 d. ₱260.80
26. I invest ₱1,000 now at 12% simple interest. How much will I have at the end of 7 months with this
investments?
a. ₱930.00 b. ₱934.58 c. ₱1,070.00 d. ₱1,075.27
27. I want to have ₱1,000 at the end of 7 months. How much should I invest now at 12% simple interest?
a. ₱930.00 b. ₱934.58 c. ₱1,070.00 d. ₱1,075.27
28. An investment of ₱1,000 grew to ₱1,050 in 6 months. At what simple interest was the money earning?
a. 7% b. 9% c. 10% d. 20%
29. How long will it take for an investment of ₱1,000 to earn an interest of ₱100 at 10% simple interest?
a. 1 month b. 10 months c. 1 year d. 10 years
30. You received ₱20,000 from your relatives 9 months ago. You invested this in a fund which earns 12%
interest convertible monthly. How much is in this fund now?
a. ₱20,000 b. ₱21,800 c. ₱21,873.71 d. ₱55,461.58
31. Your parents gave you ₱300,000 to finance you to stay in Europe for a month. They told you that the
money came from a fund earning interest at 8% compounded semi-annually that they opened 6 years
ago. How much did your parents invest in this fund then?
a. ₱187,379.11 b. ₱189,050.89 c. ₱480,309.67 d. ₱476,062.30
32. A fund has grown to ₱700,000 from an initial investment of ₱400,000 six years ago. At what rate
compounded quarterly is the fund earning interest? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.
a. 2.36% b. 9.44% c. 9.78% d. 10%
33. Find the amount of money in an account after 4 years if ₱1,800 is deposited at 5% annual interest
compounded quarterly.
a. ₱2,197.61 b. ₱2,187.91 c. ₱2,193.13 d. ₱2,195.80
34. Find the interest earned after 6 years of an invest amounting to ₱4,280 compounded monthly at an
interest rate of 17%.
a. ₱7,114.64 b. ₱11,394.64 c. ₱2,834.64 d. ₱7,504.62
35. A loan is being repaid by 10 equal annual payments of ₱400. Suppose the interest rate is 12%. Find the
loan outstanding immediately after the payment at the end of the 6 years.
a. ₱1,644.56 b. ₱1,386.04 c. ₱1,214.94 d. ₱1,966.93
36. If Lina wishes to have ₱700,000 in 5 years by making equal deposits at the end of each month to a bank
that pays 4% compounded monthly, how much should she deposit monthly in the bank?
a. ₱139,069.77 b. ₱141,403.11 c. ₱11,666.67 d. ₱10,558.23
37. If Romeo and Juliet will get married three years from now, how much should they invest today in a fund
that pays 7.5% copmpounded annually to raise ₱3 million?
a. ₱2,414,881.71 b. ₱2,325,000.00 c. ₱2,780,578.13 d. ₱2,374,359.38
For numbers 18 to 20, consider the following problem:
Kim buys a laptop for ₱25,000 by making payments at the end of the month for three years. Kim is
charged an annual interest rate of 8.5% compounded monthly in his loan.
38. Find the amount of each monthly payment.

a. ₱8,451.67 b. ₱789.19 c. ₱1,000.62 d. ₱2, 382.18
39. Find the total amount of payments made by Kim.
a. ₱85,758.48 b. ₱36,022.32 c. ₱304,260.12 d. 28,410.84
40. Find the total interest paid by Kim during the duration of the loan.
a. ₱3,410.84 b. ₱279,260.10 c. ₱11,022.32 d. ₱60,758.48.
II. PROBLEM SOLVING.
For 41-46, complete the table.
EMPLOYEES PRODUCTION PIECE RATE GROSS EARNINGS

A. KYLE 105 0.30
B. ANTONETTE 75 187.5
C. MARY GRACE 1.15 271.4
D. ADILENE 25 10.50
E. JEMMALYN 6 150
F. JOHN 3 2.5
MICHAEL
For 47-50, answer the following problems. Show your solutions.

ROCIANO has a total production of 625 pieces. Find his gross earnings under the following piece-rate plan:
a. ₱ 0.98 per piece

b. ₱ 1.1125 for the first 200 pieces
c. ₱ 1.535 for the next 200 pieces
d. ₱ 1.80 for all others
TABLE OF SPECIFICATION
FOURTH PERIODIC TEST IN MATHEMATICS IV
No. of Days Percent No. of Item
Content
Taught % Items Placement
1. Visualizes the volume of solid
figures in different situations
4 10% 5 1-5
using non-standard and
standard units
2. Finds the volume of a

rectangular prisms using cu.cm 4 10% 5 6-10
and cu.m
3. Solves routine and non-routine

problems involving area 4 10% 5 11-15
parallelograms
problems involving the area of a 4 10% 5 16-20
rectangular prism
problems involving the area of 4 10% 5 21-25
trapezoids
6. Find the volume of a
5 10% 3 26-30
rectangular prism
7. Collects data on two variables
5 4% 2 31-32
using any source
8. Interprets data presented in
5 14% 7 33-39
different kinds of bar graphs
problems using data presented 5 4% 2 40-41
in a single or double bar graph.
10. Records favourable outcomes in

a simple experiment (e.g. tossing
5 12% 6 42-47
a coin, spinning a wheel , etc)
11. Construct single vertical bar
5 6% 3 48-50
graphs
TOTAL 50 100 50 50
“Credit to the author of this file”

Cabagan, Isabela
FOURTH QUARTER EXAMINATION

MATHEMATICS IV
Name:_______________________________________________________________Score:____________
Directions: Read and understand the following.

I .Write TRUE if the statement is true and FALSE, if not.
____ 1. A solid figure is a 2-dimensional figure. It has length , width , and height.
____ 2. Volume is measured in cubic units, such as cubic centimeters ( cm³).
____ 3. Non-standard units cannot be used to measure volume.
____ 4. Standard units give a consistent and accurate measure of the volume of a container.
____ 5. The volume of a rectangular prism is equal to the sum of its length, width, and height .
____ 6. The amount of space inside an object is called the volume of the object.
____ 7. Volume is measured in square units.
____ 8. To find the volume of rectangular prism multiply the length, width and height.
____ 9. Objects with different shapes can have the same volume.
____10. When the non-standard unit used is small, few units are needed to fill a container.
When the non-standard unit used is bigger, more units are needed to fill the container.
II. Find the volume of each solid figure below.
11. 14.
12. 15.
13.
III. List and count all the possible outcomes of the following events.
A. Tossing a coin
16. List:_____________________________
17. Number of outcomes:_______________
B. Rolling a die
18. List:_____________________________
19. Number of Outcomes:_______________
C. Form 2-digit numbers from numbers 1,2, and 3.
20. List:_____________________________
D. Tossing 2 coins
22-24. List:
E. Rolling two dice

26-29. List:
IV. Study the graphs. Write the letter of your chosen answer on your answer sheet. Write your answer before
the number.
31. What month registers the least number of kaing of pomelos harvested?
a. April c. January
b. February d. March
32. What month registers the most number of kaing of pomelos harvested?
a. May c. January
b. March d. February
33. How many more kaing are harvested in February and April than in January and March?
a. 5 c. 9
b. 7 d. 11
34. What is the total number of kaing of pomelos harvested?
a. 500 c. 510
b. 505 d. 515
35. What is the average number of kaing of pomelos harvested?
a. 110 c. 105
b. 108 d. 102
.
36. Which family has the lowest monthly allowance?
a. Fanoga c. Castro
b. De Guzman d. Briones
37. Which family has the biggest monthly allowance?
a. Castro c. Fanoga
b. De Guzman d. Garcia
38. What is the total monthly allowance of the families?
a. Php 16,550.00 c. Php 16,450.00
b. Php 16,500.00 d. Php 16,000.00
39. How many children have puppies for their pet?

a. 60 b. 70 c. 90 d. 100
40. How many more boys than girls have cats ?
a. 10 b. 20 c. 30 d. 40
V. Construct a vertical bar graph with the given data in the table below. (41-50)
Test Scores in Math

Number of Students Scores
A 90
B 85
C 80
D 70
KEY TO CORRECTION
1. T 26. 216 cm3

2. T 27. 2 250 cm3
3. F 28. 96cm3
4. T 29. 480cm3
5. T 30. 420cm3
6. T 31. C
7. F 32. B
8. T 33. A
9. F 34. C
10. F 35. D
11. The area of a parallelogram 36. C
12. 300 m long, 120 m height 37. B
13. A=BxH 38. A
14. 300 m x 120m = 36, 000 m 39. D
15. 36, 000 m is the area of parallelogram 40. C
16. The area of the triangular pond 41. B
17. Base of 10 meters and a height of 6 meters 42. D
18. A=Bx H 43. A
2
19. 10 x 6 = 60 ÷2 = 30 m² 44. B
20. 30m² 45. A
21. Area of the garden 47. C
22. 8 meters for base 1, 6 meters for base 2 and 7 meters for height
23. A = (B1 + B2 ) H 48.
2 49.
2
24. (8 + 6) 7 = 14 x 7 = 98 = 49 m 50.
2 2 2
25. 2
49 m
Cabagan, Isabela
STATISTICS AND PROBABILITRY 11

NAME:____________________________________________________ SCORE:_____________________
exam.
Directions: Read and understand the following problems. Solve and write the correct answers on the space
provided.
____1. Which term refers to the method or process of selecting the members of a sample from a population?
a) Randomizing b) sampling c) averaging d) estimating
Refer to the data below to answer numbers 2 and 3.
Age 16 25 35 40 65 18 36 58 44 29
Weight 116 205 125 138 250 200 180 175 160 149
____2. The mean age is _____.
a) 15.97 b) 36.6 c) 41.04 d) 169.80
____3. The mean weight is _____.
a) 36.6 b) 41.04 c) 169.80 d) 250
____4. Which of the following is the variance of a distribution if its standard deviation is 4?
a) 2 b) 4 c) 16 d) 25
____5. It is the information the researcher gets the respondents.
a) Data b) t-test c) discrete d) parameter
____6. It is the square root of the variance.
a) Mean b) median c) standard deviation d) none
____7. There are 20 boys and 20 girls in a class. If a student is chosen at random what is the probability that it is
a boy?
a) 3% b) 30% c) 40 % d) 50 %
____8. How many samples are there if there are 4 numbers picking 2 numbers with replacement?
a) 9 b) 10 c) 16 d) none
____9. The area under the curve is:
a) 1 b) 0.99 c) 0.95 d) 0.5
____10. How many possible of size n=3 can be drawn from a population of size 12?
a) 36 b) 1728 c) 144 d) 220
II. Identify the mean and the standard deviation of the following graph.
11. µ=____ 17. µ=____

12. Ơ=____ 18. Ơ=____
13. µ=____ 19. µ=____
14. Ơ=____ 20. Ơ=____
15. µ=____
16. Ơ=____
III. Graph and find the area under the normal curve in each of the following cases. Show your solutions. (2
points each.)
21-22. Between z = 0 and z = 1.63
23-24. Between z = 1.56 and z = 2.51
25-26. Between z = -2.46 and z = 1.55
27-28. To the right of z = 2.35
29-30. To the left of z = 0.35
IV. Identify what random sampling technique is being used to the following.
31. Assume you chose a random sample of 3,000 college grads. You look at the demographics of your
sample participants and find that 2,034 are Caucasian, 832 are African-American, and 134 are Asian-
American. You start to wonder if there are any differences in income one year after graduation between the
different racial subgroups. You also wonder if the demographics of your sample are truly representative of
the demographics of American college graduates.
32. Lulu wants to conduct some marketing research for Donna's campaign. She specifically wants
information from the different interest groups of the school. In the school, she has found that 30% of the
students are involved in athletics, 25% of the students are involved in an academic club, 20% of the students
are involved in an art or theatre club, and 25% are involved in a music club. None of the students are
involved in more than one club and all of the students are involved in a club. Lulu knows that Donna is a
member of an athletics club and the athletics students support Donna's campaign.
33. Consider a hospital has 1000 staff members and they need to allocate night shift to 100 members. All
their names will be put in a bucket to be randomly selected.
34. If a local NGO is seeking to form a systematic sample of 500 volunteers from a population of 5000, they
can select every 10th person in the population to systematically form a sample.
35. A researcher wants to survey academic performance of high school students in Spain.
36. A researcher interviewed people from each town from the province of Isabela?
37. The office clerk gave the researcher a list of 500 Grade 11 students. The researcher selected every 20th
name on the list.
38. A teacher conducted a study in her school to determine who were better in mathematics: the boys or the
girls.
39. A researcher randomly selected 10 barangay in a town for her study. She did this by writing the names
of each barangay on a piece of paper which she folded and put in a bowl then she draw 10 pieces of paper
from the bowl.
40. A teacher asked her students to fall in line. He instructed one of them to select every 16th student on the
line.
V. Identify the population and the statistics of the following problems.
 A researcher wants to estimate the average height of women aged 20 years or older. From a simple
random sample of 45 women, the researcher obtains a sample mean height of 63.9 inches.
41. Parameter:___________________________________________________________________________
42. Statistics:____________________________________________________________________________
 A nutritionist wants to estimate the mean amount of sodium consumed by children under the age of
10. From a random sample of 75 children under the age of 10, the nutritionist obtains a sample
mean of 2993 milligrams of sodium consumed.
43. Parameter:___________________________________________________________________________
44. Statistics:____________________________________________________________________________
 Nexium is a drug that can be used to reduce the acid produced by the body and heal damage to the
esophagus. A researcher wants to estimate the proportion of patients taking Nexium that are healed
within 8 weeks. A random sample of 224 patients suffering from acid reflux disease is obtained, and
213 of those patients were healed after 8 weeks.
45. Parameter:___________________________________________________________________________
46. Statistics:____________________________________________________________________________
 A researcher wants to estimate the average farm size in Kansas. From a simple random sample of 40
farms, the researcher obtains a sample mean farm size of 731 acres.
47. Parameter:___________________________________________________________________________
48. Statistics:____________________________________________________________________________
 An energy official wants to estimate the average oil output per well in the United States. From a
random sample of 50 wells throughout the United States, the official obtains a sample mean of 10.7
barrels per day.
49. Parameter:___________________________________________________________________________
50. Statistics:____________________________________________________________________________
VI. Problem Solving

41-60. Consider a population consisting of the values 2,3,5. List all the possible sample size of 2 that can be
drawn from the population with replacement. Find the mean, variance and SD of the sampling distribution of
means.
1) The parameter is the average height of all women aged 20 years or older.
The statistic is the average height of 63.9 inches from the sample of 45 women.
2) The parameter is the mean amount of sodium consumed by children under the age of
ten.
The statistic is the mean of 2993 milligrams of sodium obtained from the sample of 75
children.
3) The parameter is the proportion of patients healed by Nexium in 8 weeks.
The statistic is 213/224 = 0.951, the proportion healed in the sample.
4) The parameter is the average farm size in Kansas.
The statistic is the mean farm size of 731 acres from the sample of 40 farms.
5) The parameter is the average oil output per well in the United States.
The statistic is the mean oil output of 10.7 barrels per day from the sample of 50 wells.
6) The parameter is the proportion of adults 18 or older who read a book in the previous
year.
The statistic is 835/1006 = 0.830, the proportion who read a book in the sample.
7) The parameter is the average amount of calcium that male teenagers consume.
The statistic is the mean of 1081 milligrams of calcium from the sample of 50 teenagers.
8) The parameter is the proportion of adults with kids under 18 who ate together 7 days a
week.
The statistic is 337/1122 = 0.300, the proportion in the sample who ate together.
9) The parameter is the mean verbal SAT score for students whose first language is not
English.
The statistic is the mean SAT verbal score of 458 from the sample of 20 students.
CABAGAN, ISABELA
SUMMARY SHEET FOR SHS FINAL AVERAGE
GRADE 11 - SAINT AUGUSTINE ( S.Y. 2018-2019)
1ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER FINAL

NO. HUMSS SEMESTERAL AVERAGE SEMESTERAL AVERAGE FINAL AVERAGE
MALE
2 Bautista, Mark John P. 90 92 91
FEMALE
3 Balisi, Angel Simeona Mae P. 89 91 90
10 Malsi, Adelyn T. 89 92 91
12 Sagun, Reyshelle Mae C. 94 95 95
NO. ABM
MALE
1 Bulan, Kyle M. 91 92 92
FEMALE
3 Soriano, Adilene P. 90 94 92
NO. ICT
MALE
2 Balabbo, Isaac Luis L. 89 91 90
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JAYWARD B. BAYUG EMMANUEL ROMAN MONTERUBIO

Adviser SHS Coordinator
Noted by:
ORLANDO R. MACABALLUG, MAEd

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SAINT FERDINAND COLLEGE

1. SinA=12/16,for which of the following triangles?

2. Which trigonometric function can equal or be greater than 1.000?

27. cos A 30. csc B

B. Evaluate the following numerical expression. (No solution is invalid.)

33. Find the side b.

34. Find the angle A.

35. Find the angle B.

38-40. Complete the table.

41-50. Find the area of the triangle.

A. Add AC and BC.

8. Which of the following measures of angle is NOT a measure of an acute angle?

15. Find the m∠CBD.

18. If the m∠1 is 36O, find the m∠4.

III. Find the value of the following sigma notation.

47. ∑3𝑥=1 𝑋 50. 2 ∑3𝑥=1 𝑋

BUSINESS MATHEMATICS (ABM-11)

For numbers 16-20, consider the following problem.

16. Which equation represents the revenue function R(x)?

38. Find the amount of each monthly payment.

EMPLOYEES PRODUCTION PIECE RATE GROSS EARNINGS

For 47-50, answer the following problems. Show your solutions.

a. ₱ 0.98 per piece

2. Finds the volume of a

3. Solves routine and non-routine

10. Records favourable outcomes in

“Credit to the author of this file”

FOURTH QUARTER EXAMINATION

Directions: Read and understand the following.

II. Find the volume of each solid figure below.

25. Number of outcomes:_______________

E. Rolling two dice

30. Number of outcomes:_______________

39. How many children have puppies for their pet?

Test Scores in Math

1. T 26. 216 cm3

STATISTICS AND PROBABILITRY 11

11. µ=____ 17. µ=____

VI. Problem Solving

1ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER FINAL

Prepared by: Checked by:

JAYWARD B. BAYUG EMMANUEL ROMAN MONTERUBIO

ORLANDO R. MACABALLUG, MAEd

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