RobinHez:
EddyBlingzz. U've got mail!
Sorry it took me long to see it,

seen it. drop your bbm id or use mine in my profile. its urgent. thanks

Robin please can i get past question for commercial student this is my email account orimadikefavour@gmail.com. Thanks

TryAces:
I believe dharay got it right

if we were to bet money on it...will u still say he's right?

EddyBlingzz:
seen it. drop your bbm id or use mine in my profile. its urgent. thanks

i'm afraid i dont have any IM id for now...but you can reach me through mail if u cant ask it here. thank.

Currently watching UCL

RobinHez:

loool...were u go since last week?

Baba me jus dey observe on a lowkey o0.
I hear say antisam bot ban u again,axin eh dit thunder wea wan strike am xo eh dae brush teeth

missfaviy:
Robin please can i get past question for commercial student this is my email account orimadikefavour@gmail.com. Thanks

It is done!

SwagkingDope:

Baba me jus dey observe on a lowkey o0.
I hear say antisam bot ban u again,axin eh dit thunder wea wan strike am xo eh dae brush teeth

asin ehn...the thing just tire me

RobinHez:
asin ehn...the thing just tire me

U gats do sumtin o

greetings to u all i salute the bros and the babes here

either the ladies or the man.... made the mistake a. have b. had c. has d.did

slito:
either the ladies or the man.... made the mistake
a. have
b. had
c. has
d.did

c

slito:
either the ladies or the man.... made the mistake
a. have
b. had
c. has
d.did

U post questions without taking time to give back answer,why C sha.

Let us start the day with this. . In a 3.5 digit voltmeter, the largest number that can be read is?

Princecalm:
Let us start the day with this. . In a 3.5 digit voltmeter, the largest number that can be read is?

3

clears throat #### its been a while tho....i cn c d ministry is moving

ok here's another from that uni. @madrid Think of a number.
Multiply it by 2.
Add 14.
Divide the result by 2.
Substract the number you initially thought of.
What is the result? OPTIONS; 5, 26, 7, 4, 17, 23, 45, 22, 6

RobinHez:
ok here's another from that uni. @madrid Think of a number.
Multiply it by 2.
Add 14.
Divide the result by 2.
Substract the number you initially thought of.
What is the result? OPTIONS; 5, 26, 7, 4, 17, 23, 45, 22, 6

It worked! i tot of 5 nd i got 7 at di end

[quote author=SwagkingDope post=33501026]

RobinHez:
3

no, try again

According to the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) , Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, the post-UTME exams conducted by higher institutions will soon come to an end with the introduction of CBT Mode in UTME. He mentioned that following the introduction of CBT examination malpractice as well as will be completely eradicated with time. Post-UTME test was introduced because of the level of malpractice that trailed the UTME examinations in the past. However, the JAMB boss is of the opinion that when examination malpractice in UTME is completely eradicated with the introduction of CBT there will definitely be no need for post-UTME in higher institutions. He further stressed that the CBT Mode was also introduced to prepare candidates to face the academic challenges in higher institutions.

RobinHez:
ok here's another from that uni. @madrid Think of a number.
Multiply it by 2.
Add 14.
Divide the result by 2.
Substract the number you initially thought of.
What is the result? OPTIONS; 5, 26, 7, 4, 17, 23, 45, 22, 6

here's the reason why... assuming the number is x, then the expression can be written as ((2x+14)/2)-x =2(x+7)/2 -x =x+7-x =7 ...........

Ksslib!

RobinHez:
ok here's another from that uni. @madrid Think of a number.
Multiply it by 2.
Add 14.
Divide the result by 2.
Substract the number you initially thought of.
What is the result? OPTIONS; 5, 26, 7, 4, 17, 23, 45, 22, 6

7

Pukka36:
Ksslib!

Yes!

Fabzgrace:
7

yeah...it will always be 7 and i proved it up there.

if α and β are the roots of the quadratic equation x^2 -10x +2= 0 , find the value of 1/α^2 + 1/β^2
a. 26
b. 24
c. 3/2
d. 3

Ksslib:
Yes!

Welcome to the thread.

hey xeinstra1, u can at least drop by to say hi to the gang...

water shows anomalous behaviour
a. below 0°c
b. between 0°c and 4°c
c. at exactly 40°c
D. above 100°c