18
3.
Option C.
4.
Option D.
5.
Option B.
6.
Option
C.
7.
Option D.
8.
Option A.
9.
Option D.
10.
Option B.
11.
Option D.
12.
Option A.
13.
Option D.
14.
Option C.
15.
Option A.
16.
Option B.
17.
Option A.
18.
Option C.
19.
Option B.
20.
Option D.
21.
Option A.
22.
Option C.
23.
Option D.
24.
Option A.
25.
Option D.
26.
Option C.
27.
Option B.
28.
Option A.
29.
Option C.
30.
Option B.
31.
Option D.
32.
Option A.
33.
Option D.
34.
Option B.
35.
Option A.
36.
Option D.
37.
Option A.
38.
Option D.
39.
Option B.
40.
Option A.
41.
Option B.
42.
Option C.
43.
Option A.
44.
Option D.
45.
Option B.
46.
Option D.
47.
Option A.
48.
Option B.
49.
Option D.
50.
Option B.
UTME 2005
Questions
-
Type D
1.
Find the value of
m
if 13
m
+ 24
m
= 41
m
A. 8 B. 6 C. 5 D. 2
2.
If 321
4
is divided by 23
4
and leaves a
remainder
r
, what is the value of
r
.
A. 0 B. 1 C. 2 D. 3
3.
Simplify
5
3
4
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
3
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
A.
60
11
2
B.
60
1
2
C.
60
11
1
D.
60
1
1
4.
A father
decided to give 20% of his monthly
income to his three children as their
monthly allowance. The eldest child got
45% of the allowance and the youngest got
25%. How much was the father’s monthly
income if the second child got #3 000.
A.
#33,000
B. #45,000
C. #50,000
D. #60,000
5.
If the interest of #150.00 for 2½ years is
#4.50, find the interest on #250.00 for 6
months at the same rate.
A.
#1.50
B. #7.50
C. #15.00
D. #18.00
6.
Three boys shared some oranges. The first
received
1
/
3
of the oranges and the second
received
2
/
3
of the remainder. If the third
boy received the remaining 12 oranges,
how many oranges did they share.
A. 60 B. 54 C. 48 D. 42
7.
Evaluate
3
3
1
4
3
2
3
27
81
.
.
A. 3 B. 1 C.
1
/
3
D.
1
/
8
8
.
If log
10
2 = 0.3010 and log
10
3 = 0.4771,
evaluate log
10
4.5
A. 0.9542
B. 0.6532
C. 0.4771
D. 0.3010