| 1 |
We can write 1/10000 in scientific notation as |
- A. 1 x 104
- B. 1 x 10-4
- C. 1 x101/4
- D. 1 x 10-1/4
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| 2 |
1/b√ak is expressed in exponential form as |
- A. a-1/b
- B. a-b/k
- C. a-1/k
- D. a-k/b
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| 3 |
In the logarithm of number the decimal part is called |
- A. mantissa
- B. characteristic
- C. rational number
- D. real part
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| 4 |
According to law of power of power (x3)4 we can simplify.  |
- A. x12
- B. x3
- C. x4
- D. x4+3
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| 5 |
√3 is called: |
- A. radical
- B. radicand
- C. rational number
- D. integer
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| 6 |
In√3, 3 is called |
- A. radical
- B. radicand
- C. integer
- D. natural number
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| 7 |
As per Law of sum of powers, we write am x an as |
- A. am-n
- B. am+n
- C. a1/m-1/n
- D. a 1/m+1/n
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| 8 |
√3 is considered a /an |
- A. rational number
- B. irrational number
- C. complex number
- D. integer
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| 9 |
The logarithm calculate to the base '10' is called |
- A. mantissa 
- B. common logarithm 
- C. characteristic 
- D. natural number 
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| 10 |
√√2 = ? |
- A. 2<sup>2</sup>
- B. 2
- C. 2<sup>1/2</sup>
- D. 2<sup>1/4</sup>
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