Mathematics for IGCSE & O level - Using A Calculator (Section 4)

  • 1
    What is the inverse operation of subtraction?
    উত্তর
    (C)
    Addition
  • 2
    If you multiply 45 by 0.5, what will be the result?
    উত্তর
    (C)
    22.5
  • 3
    What is an alternative term for scientific notation?
    উত্তর
    (B)
    Standard Form
  • 4
    When should units be included in an answer?
    উত্তর
    A
    B
    C
  • 5
    If a calculator shows the answer as 4.5 x 10^-3, in what format is the answer?
    উত্তর
    (C)
    Standard Form
  • 6
    In the equation for the surface area of a sphere, $$A = 4pi r^2$$, what does 'r' represent?
    উত্তর
    (C)
    Radius
  • 7
    If you wanted to enter a time of 2 hours 30 minutes into your calculator and the calculator display uses a decimal format, what would you enter?
    উত্তর
    (B)
    2.5
  • 8
    If the question uses the \( \boxed{EXP} \) key, what is this also known as?
    উত্তর
    (A)
    Exponents
  • 9
    When using the calculator, what should the user estimate?
    উত্তর
    (B)
    The result of the calculation.
  • 10
    If you enter a fraction incorrectly, what happens?
    উত্তর
    (D)
    Both A and B.
  • 11
    How should the result be presented if no degree of accuracy is provided?
    উত্তর
    (B)
    With three significant figures.
  • 12
    What type of key will show \( \boxed{EXP} \) ?
    উত্তর
    (C)
    \( \boxed{EE} \) key
  • 13
    If you need to input a time of 1 hour 15 minutes into the calculator, what do you enter?
    উত্তর
    (C)
    1.25
  • 14
    What will the result be when you multiply 45 with a number equal to 1?
    উত্তর
    (A)
    45
  • 15
    If 45 is divided by a number greater than 1, what can you expect?
    উত্তর
    (C)
    A result less than 45.
  • 16
    If a person earns $$1.80 per person, and there are 10 people, how much do they earn?
    উত্তর
    (B)
    $18
  • 17
    When entering time into a calculator, what key is used to change the answer to hours, minutes, and seconds?
    উত্তর
    (A)
    The degree key ( ° ' '' ).