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    Holy Cross College of CalinanCalinan, Davao City

    S.Y.: 2016 - 2017STEM: Pre-Calculus

    PRETEST

    Name: Date: Score:I - MULTIPLE CHOICE

    GENRAL INSTRUCTION: Write the letter of your answer on the space provided before the number.

    1. What type of conic section is being described by the equation?

    y= 14x2

    A. Circle

    B. Ellipse

    C. Hyperbola

    D. Parabola

    2. Which among the graph describes the given equation?

    x2 +y2 = 25

    A.

    B.

    C.

    D.

    3. Based on the given information, what is the standard form of the circle?

    Center: (15,5)and Radius: 1

    A. (x 15)2 + (y+ 5)2 = 1B. (x+ 15)2 + (y+ 5)2 = 1

    C. (x 15)2 + (y+ 5)2 = 9D. (x 15)2 + (y 5)2 = 1

    4. What is the center and radius of the given circle?

    2y+y2 = 18x 57 x2

    A. Center: (9, 1); Radius: 5B. Center: (10, 0); Radius: 5

    C. Center: (9, 1); Radius: 5D. Center: (2, 10); Radius: 5

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    5. Which among the graph describes the given equation?

    x2 + y2

    9 = 1

    A.

    B.

    C.

    D.

    6. Based on the given information, what is the standard form of the given ellipse?

    9x2 + 100y2

    126x

    400y

    59 = 0

    A. (x 7)2 + (y2)29 = 1B. (

    x7)29 +

    (y2)2100 = 1

    C. (x7)2

    100 + (y2)2

    9 = 1

    D. (x7)2100 +

    (y2)24 = 1

    7. What is the foci of the given ellipse?

    x2

    144 + y2

    169 = 1

    A. (5, 0), (5, 0)B. (0, 5), (0,5)

    C. (1, 7), (1,3)D. (1, 6), (1,4)

    8. What is the eccentricity of the given ellipse?

    x2

    64 + y2

    81 = 1

    A.139

    B. 13

    C.179

    D.119

    9. What is the vertices of the given ellipse?

    (x1)2150 +

    (y8)2140 = 1

    A. (1,

    8 + 5

    6)

    ,(1

    ,8 5

    6)

    B. (1, 8 + 56), (1, 8 56) C. (8,1 + 5

    6)

    ,(8

    ,1 5

    6)

    D. (1 + 5

    6, 8), (1 56, 8)

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    10. Which among the graph describes the given equation?

    y2

    16 x2

    16 = 1

    A.

    B.

    C.

    D.

    11. Based on the given information, what is the standard form of the given hyperbola?

    x2 16y2 + 6x+ 128y 391 = 0

    A. (x+4)2

    9 (y3)2

    144 = 1

    B. (x+4)2

    144 (y+3)2

    9 = 1

    C. (x+3)2

    144 (y4)2

    9 = 1

    D. (x+4)2

    144 (y3)2

    9 = 1

    12. What is the foci of the given hyperbola?

    (y3)2100 +

    (x+5)2

    196 = 1

    A. (5, 3 +

    34), (5, 3

    34)

    B. (5 + 2

    74, 3), (5 2

    74, 3)

    C. (5,3 + 2

    74), (5,3 2

    74)

    D. (5, 3 + 2

    74), (5, 3 2

    74)

    13. What are the vertices of the given hyperbola?

    (x+4)2

    9 y2

    36 = 1

    A. (1, 0), (7, 0)B. (0, 7), (0, 1)

    C. (4, 3), (4,3)D. (4, 6), (4,6)

    14. What is the eccentricity of the given hyperbola?

    (y8)2150

    (x+7)2

    35 = 1

    A.111030

    B.31313

    C.2597

    D.103

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    15. Which among the graph describes the given equation?

    y= x2

    A.

    B.

    C.

    D.

    16. Based on the given information, what is the standard form of the given parabola?

    y2 +x+ 20y+ 91 = 0

    A. x= y2 + 16y+ 95B. x= y2 18y 91

    C. x= y2 20y 91D. x= y2 + 20y 109

    17. What is the focus of the given parabola?

    y= 13x2 + 6x+ 20

    A. ( 334 ,7)B. (9, 558)

    C. (8, 354 )D. (9,254 )

    18. What is the vertex of the given parabola?

    y= 3x2 48x 198

    A. (8,6)B. (8,6)

    C. (6, 8)

    D. (6,8)

    19. What is the directrix of the given parabola?

    y= 12x2 + 6x+ 9

    A. y= 192B. x= 17

    2

    C. x= 132D. y=

    13

    2

    20. What is the solution of the given system of equations?

    2y2 + 27x y 17 = 03x+y+ 1 = 0

    A. (1, 2)

    B. No solution.

    C. (9, 1)

    D. (1, 2), (10, 4)

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    21. What is the solution of the given system of equations.

    x2 +y2 3x 7y 18 = 0x+y+ 3 = 0

    A. (3, 0), (6, 3)B. (2,1)

    C. (2,1), (6, 3)D. (3, 0), (2,1)

    22. What is the number of terms nin the given arithmetic series?

    ni=1(10i 13) = 741

    A. 13

    B. 15

    C. 12

    D. 11

    23. Which among the summation notation best describes the given series?

    301 + 302 + 303 + 304 + 305 + 306

    A.6

    i=1(n+ 300)B.4

    i=15nC.4

    i=1n

    D.4

    i=13n

    24. What is the coeffecient of nmin expansion (7n m)2?

    A. -14

    B. 1

    C. -7

    D. 49

    25. What is the 2nd term in expansion of (b+ 4)4?

    A. 4b3

    B. 16b3

    C. b4

    D. 96b2

    26. Which of the following is equivalent to (y x)2?

    A. y2 5yx+ 3x2B. y2 2yx+ 5x2

    C. y2 5yx+ 5x2D. y2 2yx+x2

    27. What is -225 in radian measure?

    A. 54B. 2318

    C.119D.4336

    28. What is 43 in degree measure?

    A. -500

    B. -235C. -480

    D. -240

    29. What is the measure of an angle between 0 and 360 which is coterminal with -430?

    A. 30

    B. 290C. 130

    D. 200

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    30. Which among the graph represents the given equation?

    y = 4 sin(4+ 76 )

    A.

    B.

    C.

    D.

    31. What is the exact value of cos225? Use Angle-Sum Identity.

    A.6+

    2

    4

    B. 624

    C.2

    6

    4

    D. 624

    32. What is the exact value of tan 75? Use Angle-Difference Identity.

    A.2

    3

    B. 2

    3

    C. 2 +

    3

    D.

    3 2

    33. What is the exact value of cos 0? Use Double-Angle Identity.

    A. 0

    B.

    3

    C.32

    D. 1

    34. What is the exact value of sin 105? Use Half-Angle Identity.

    A.

    3 2

    2

    B. 12

    C.

    3

    D.6+

    2

    4

    35. What is the measure of the indicated angle to the nearest degree?

    A. 65

    B. 23C. 67

    D. 21

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    II - PROVING

    Prove the following Mathematical statement using Principle of Mathematical Induction. (6 points)

    1 + 2 + 3 +...+n = n(n+1)

    2 ; for all n N

    You dont have to know everything.You simply need to know where to find it when necessary.