Mathematics Quiz – Part 12

1. What is the sum of the first n natural numbers?

A.

n/2


B.

(n+1)/2


C.

n(n+1)/2


D.

2n(n+1)


Answer:

Option C: n(n+1)/2



2. Who discovered the mathematical constant e?

A.

Isaac Newton


B.

Jacob Bernoulli


C.

Srinivasa Ramanujan


D.

Euclid


Answer:

Option B: Jacob Bernoulli



3. 7x + 5y – 25 is an example of which type of algebraic expression?

A.

Monomial


B.

Binomial


C.

Trinomial


D.

None of the options


Answer:

Option C: Trinomial



4. In which type of sequence, each term is found by multiplying the previous term by a constant?

A.

Arithmetic progression


B.

Geometric progression


C.

Harmonic Progression


D.

Farey sequence


Answer:

Option B: Geometric progression



5. What is 5 in Roman Numerals?

A.

X


B.

L


C.

C


D.

V


Answer:

Option D: V



6. What is the full form of HCF?

A.

Highest Cumulative Factor


B.

Highest Cumulative Fraction


C.

Highest Common Factor


D.

Highest Common Fraction


Answer:

Option C: Highest Common Factor



7. Which of the following numbers is both a perfect square and perfect cube?

A.

27


B.

64


C.

125


D.

216


Answer:

Option B: 64



8. What is the face value of 4 in the number 749?

A.

4


B.

40


C.

49


D.

2


Answer:

Option A: 4



9. A triangle that has two sides of equal length and has two angles of the same measure is called?

A.

Obtuse triangle


B.

Equilateral triangle


C.

Isosceles triangle


D.

Scalene triangle


Answer:

Option C: Isosceles triangle



10. Which is the only even prime number?

A.

2


B.

4


C.

6


D.

8


Answer:

Option A: 2



11. The numbers that tell us the position or rank of something is called?

A.

Decimal numbers


B.

Ordinal numbers


C.

Real numbers


D.

Cardinal numbers


Answer:

Option B: Ordinal numbers



12. Which one of the below is an ordinal number?

A.

One


B.

Two


C.

Three


D.

Fourth


Answer:

Option D: Fourth



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