LONG QUIZ IN PRE – CAL

Name: _______________________________________ LONG QUIZ IN PRE – CAL

Find the center and the radius of each of the following Name: _______________________________________
circle given their standard form
Find the center and the radius of each of the following
circle given their standard form
1. ( x−10 )2 + ( y +7 )2=25
Center: _______
1. ( x−10 )2 + ( y +7 )2=25
Radius: _______
Center: _______
Radius: _______

2. ( x−27 )2+ ( y+17 )2=49

Center: _______
2. ( x−27 )2+ ( y+17 )2=49
Radius: _______
Center: _______
Radius: _______

( )
2
2 2 16
3. x− + ( y −27 ) =
5 4
( )
2
2 ( 2 16
Center: _______ 3. x− + y −27 ) =
5 4
Radius: _______
Center: _______
Radius: _______

( x + 92 ) + y =82
2
2
4.

( )
2
9 2
Center: _______ 4. x+ + y =82
2
Radius: _______
Center: _______
Radius: _______
Write each equation of the following circles in standard
form
Write each equation of the following circles in standard
Standard Form: ( x−h )2+ ( y−k )2=r 2 form
2 2
x + y +10 x−16 y−46=0 Standard Form: ( x−h )2+ ( y−k )2=r 2
2 2
x + y +10 x−16 y−46=0

Write each equation of the following circles in general

form
Write each equation of the following circles in general
General Form: x 2+ y 2+ Dx + Ey+ F=0 form

( x−8 )2+ ( y+7 )2=64 General Form: x 2+ y 2+ Dx + Ey+ F=0

( x−8 )2+ ( y+7 )2=64

 _____ 5. The height of a basketball player
_____ 6. The number of households with television.
_____ 7. The number of CCTV in SAPS

QUIZ IN STATISTTICS AND PROBABILITY

Name: ____________________________________

A. Statistics F. Discrete Random QUIZ IN STATISTTICS AND PROBABILITY

B. Sample Point Variable
C. Probability G. Continuous Random Name: ____________________________________
D. Ordinary Variable Variable
E. Statistical H. Event A. Statistics F. Discrete Random
Experiment I. Random Variable B. Sample Point Variable
J. Sample Space C. Probability G. Continuous Random
D. Ordinary Variable Variable
E. Statistical H. Event
____ 1. Each of the outcomes in a statistical experiment. Experiment I. Random Variable
J. Sample Space
____ 2. It is a numerically quantity that is derived from the
outcomes of a random experiment.
____ 1. Each of the outcomes in a statistical experiment.
____ 3. This may refer to the attributes of persons, animals,
things, places, events, and ideas. This may vary in ____ 2. It is a numerically quantity that is derived from
either quantity or quality. the outcomes of a random experiment.

____ 4. It is a random variable whose possible values form a ____ 3. This may refer to the attributes of persons,
finite or countable set of numbers. animals, things, places, events, and ideas. This
may vary in either quantity or quality.
____ 5. It refers to the activities that can be done
repeatedly with possible outcomes that ____ 4. It is a random variable whose possible values
can be specified. form a finite or countable set of numbers.

____ 6. It denotes the possibility of the outcome of any ____ 5. It refers to the activities that can be done
random repeatedly with possible outcomes that can be
event. specified.

____ 7. Set of all possible outcomes in a statistical ____ 6. It denotes the possibility of the outcome of any
experiment. random event.

____ 8. One or more sample points in a ____ 7. Set of all possible outcomes in a statistical
statistical experiment. experiment.

____ 9. A variable which can take an uncountable set of ____ 8. One or more sample points in a
values, statistical experiment.
infinite and measurable.
____ 9. A variable which can take an uncountable set of
____ 10. It is the branch of mathematics that deals values, infinite and measurable.
with the collection, analyzation and
interpretation of data. ____ 10. It is the branch of mathematics that deals
with the collection, analyzation and
interpretation of data.
What are the three methods to determine the possible
outcome
of a random experiment? What are the three methods to determine the possible
outcome of a random experiment?
11. __________________________________________
11. __________________________________________
12. __________________________________________
12. __________________________________________
13. __________________________________________
13. __________________________________________

Write D if it is Discrete and C if it is Continuous

Write D if it is Discrete and C if it is Continuous
_____ 1. The number of teachers in SAPS.
_____ 1. The number of teachers in SAPS.
_____ 2. The amount of money paid in the grocery store.
_____ 2. The amount of money paid in the grocery store.
_____ 3. The weight of a newborn baby.
_____ 3. The weight of a newborn baby.
_____ 4. The number of people in the library.
_____ 4. The number of people in the library.
_____ 5. The height of a basketball player
_____ 6. The number of households with television.
_____ 7. The number of CCTV in SAPS