DrBESTJC:


Alright.

I've got one already...

ENGLISH

Fill in the gap with the correct option.

We hold that the nation,both in its public and private sectors,..........the best consultancy service in all its endeavours.
(A) deserve
(B) deserves
(C) is deserving
(D) are deserving
(E) richly deserve


I know the answer is most probably (B),but my problem is whether the subject, THE NATION can be taken as SINGULAR or PLURAL knowing that a nation encompasses many people and things.

Please I need the CORRECT answer from the English gurus here.

IamGoke:


Is possible in some university.

One of my friend in Unilorin to be precise changed to MBBS from Physiology because he was among the top three in their department with a very high CGPA. But I don't about that of UI.

afoobabs:
Arts and social science students where art thou. Awon Omo (Science student) ti n po question po.

vicstiqs95:


green plants synthesized fats and proteins from the sugars which are the first products of photosynthesis. Nitrogen is needed to make protein. mineral salts cannot be made by plant. Hope have been able to demystify it.

Samsonyte:
Government Questions
1. Decree No. 34 of May 1966 is also known as the
A State Security Decree B Suspension and Modification Decree C Public Order Decree D Unification Decree

2. Which of the following is true of a parliamentary system of government?

A Clear separation of government organs B Strict operation of bicameral legislature C Removal of government by impeachment D Adherence to majority rule

3. The standing committee of a legislature is one

A whose members stand while deliberating B that has statutory responsibilities C that performs ad hoc functions D that has all legislators as members

4. The most important aspect of political participation in a democracy is

A registration with a political party B the observance of electoral processes C voting in elections D attending political rallies

5. The Eastern and Western regions of Nigeria achieved the status of self-government in

A 1959 B 1957 C 1950 D 1955

Samsonyte:
Government Questions
1. Decree No. 34 of May 1966 is also known as the
A State Security Decree B Suspension and Modification Decree C Public Order Decree D Unification Decree

2. Which of the following is true of a parliamentary system of government?

A Clear separation of government organs B Strict operation of bicameral legislature C Removal of government by impeachment D Adherence to majority rule

3. The standing committee of a legislature is one

A whose members stand while deliberating B that has statutory responsibilities C that performs ad hoc functions D that has all legislators as members

4. The most important aspect of political participation in a democracy is

A registration with a political party B the observance of electoral processes C voting in elections D attending political rallies

5. The Eastern and Western regions of Nigeria achieved the status of self-government in

A 1959 B 1957 C 1950 D 1955

mrintellectual:

You can change department in UI. It happens every year, especially if you have first class grade in 100 level

Adelaide2001:
Art Student dey here UI political science

afoobabs:
at what time of the day well its better to be late than never

Aceed:
I know say e simple for una me still dey learn...


A body of mass 25kg, moving at 3ms¹ on a rough horizontal floor is brought to rest after sliding through a distance of 2.5m on the floor. Calculate the coefficient of sliding friction [g=10ms²]



The density of mercury is 1.36×10⁴kgm³ at 0°C. Calculate its value at 100°C and at 22°C. Take cubic expansivity of mercury as equal to 180×10^–6 K-¹.



A brass measuring tape is correct at 20°C. The value obtained when the length of a field is measured with the rule at 50°C appears to be 70.5m. What is the true length of the field? Linear expansivity of brass = 1.8×10^-5 K-¹.

PLEASE SHOW WORKINGS

Eben331:
In question 2, what does the box represent?

Aceed:

Omo na so I see the question ooo...
no box

Aceed:
I know say e simple for una me still dey learn...


A body of mass 25kg, moving at 3ms¹ on a rough horizontal floor is brought to rest after sliding through a distance of 2.5m on the floor. Calculate the coefficient of sliding friction [g=10ms²]



The density of mercury is 1.36×10⁴kgm³ at 0°C. Calculate its value at 100°C and at 22°C. Take cubic expansivity of mercury as equal to 180×10^–6 K-¹.



A brass measuring tape is correct at 20°C. The value obtained when the length of a field is measured with the rule at 50°C appears to be 70.5m. What is the true length of the field? Linear expansivity of brass = 1.8×10^-5 K-¹.

PLEASE SHOW WORKINGS

Eben331:
(1) 0.18 (2) I dont know what you use the symbol 'box' to represent. Try to use dis formula: d1=d2(1+gamma*tita) use d1 to represent density of mercury at 0 degree celsius, d2 to rep density of mercury at 22 and 100 degrees celsius, where gamma=cubic expansivity (3) 70.46m

Aceed:
I know say e simple for una me still dey learn...


A body of mass 25kg, moving at 3ms¹ on a rough horizontal floor is brought to rest after sliding through a distance of 2.5m on the floor. Calculate the coefficient of sliding friction [g=10ms²]



The density of mercury is 1.36×10⁴kgm³ at 0°C. Calculate its value at 100°C and at 22°C. Take cubic expansivity of mercury as equal to 180×10^–6 K-¹.



A brass measuring tape is correct at 20°C. The value obtained when the length of a field is measured with the rule at 50°C appears to be 70.5m. What is the true length of the field? Linear expansivity of brass = 1.8×10^-5 K-¹.

PLEASE SHOW WORKINGS

Aceed:
I know say e simple for una me still dey learn...


A body of mass 25kg, moving at 3ms¹ on a rough horizontal floor is brought to rest after sliding through a distance of 2.5m on the floor. Calculate the coefficient of sliding friction [g=10ms²]



The density of mercury is 1.36×10⁴kgm³ at 0°C. Calculate its value at 100°C and at 22°C. Take cubic expansivity of mercury as equal to 180×10^–6 K-¹.



A brass measuring tape is correct at 20°C. The value obtained when the length of a field is measured with the rule at 50°C appears to be 70.5m. What is the true length of the field? Linear expansivity of brass = 1.8×10^-5 K-¹.

PLEASE SHOW WORKINGS

Aceed:
I know say e simple for una me still dey learn...


A body of mass 25kg, moving at 3ms¹ on a rough horizontal floor is brought to rest after sliding through a distance of 2.5m on the floor. Calculate the coefficient of sliding friction [g=10ms²]



The density of mercury is 1.36×10⁴kgm³ at 0°C. Calculate its value at 100°C and at 22°C. Take cubic expansivity of mercury as equal to 180×10^–6 K-¹.



A brass measuring tape is correct at 20°C. The value obtained when the length of a field is measured with the rule at 50°C appears to be 70.5m. What is the true length of the field? Linear expansivity of brass = 1.8×10^-5 K-¹.

PLEASE SHOW WORKINGS

afoobabs:
C C I guess PPF or PPC

Adelaide2001:

D B B C B Please tell me if I am correct

Aceed:
I know say e simple for una me still dey learn...


A body of mass 25kg, moving at 3ms¹ on a rough horizontal floor is brought to rest after sliding through a distance of 2.5m on the floor. Calculate the coefficient of sliding friction [g=10ms²]



The density of mercury is 1.36×10⁴kgm³ at 0°C. Calculate its value at 100°C and at 22°C. Take cubic expansivity of mercury as equal to 180×10^–6 K-¹.



A brass measuring tape is correct at 20°C. The value obtained when the length of a field is measured with the rule at 50°C appears to be 70.5m. What is the true length of the field? Linear expansivity of brass = 1.8×10^-5 K-¹.

PLEASE SHOW WORKINGS

Eben331:
Pls help me out with this. What is the formula and dimension of Thrust, Energy density and Angular momentum?

Adelaide2001:
My boss no vex I never knew there was a thread like this.

Samsonyte:


no4 and 5 is correct, but no1, 2, 3 is wrong
1. C
2. A
3. C

afoobabs:
look out for this guy samsonyte

he is ur most vocal art/social science student here

Samson the answer to question 1 is D oooo
check this out

Damayogenius18:
...Thrust is the same thing as force..dimension of force is MLT^-2....energy density= energy per unit volume....=ML^2T^-2/L^3...=ML^-1T^-2......angular momentum rep by L...L= Iw.. I= moment of inertia and w= angular frequency...I= mr^2 while w= 2πf...so L= mr^2(2πf)....2π is dimensionless...L= kgm^2/s unit...so dimension of L=ML^2T^-1....hope I try small...

Eben331:
You try pass small...Thanks bro...I knw dat thrust is the same as force bt pls show its formula. I think we can also say that angular momentum=mvr Am I wrong? P.S: You haven't pm me yet via my mail.

Samsonyte:


no4 and 5 is correct, but no1, 2, 3 is wrong
1. C
2. A
3. C