Question # 1

An angle containing more than 180° and less than 360° angle is called:

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right angle

acute angel

obtuse angle

reflex angle

A triangle with no equal side is called:

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isosceles triangle

obtuse triangle

scalene triangle

acute triangle

A point in II-quadrant has its abscissa:

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positive

negative

zero

onw

Which matrix is said to be additive identity of any matrix:

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scalar matrix

diagonal matrix

zero matrix

unit matrix

Two angel with the common vertex and a common arm between them are called:

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supplementary angle

reflex angles

straight angles

adjacent angles

The origin has coordinates:

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(0,1)

(1,0)

(1,1)

(0,0)

(AB)t = ?

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At + Bt

AtBt

BtAt

AB

A triangle with two equal sides is called an:

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isosceles triangle

obtuse triangle

scalene triangle

acute triangle

If two or more algebraic expressions are given the highest degree which divides each of them without remainder is called:

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L.C.M

H.C.F

square root

factorization

IF At = -A then matrix A is called a:

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symmetric matrix

skew - symmetric matrix

transpose of matrix

identity matrix

Diagonal of a square with side is:

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1/2a

2a

√2a

4a

An expression which can be written in the form of P(x)/Q(x , Q (x)≠0, Where P(x) and Q(x) are polynomials in ''x'' is called a:

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irraational expression

rational expression

proper rational expression;

improper rational expression

The point at which the three angle-bisectors of a triangle meet is called:

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circum-center of the triangle

inceter of the triangle

centroid of the triangle

orthocenter of the triangle

If two matrices have same order and their corresponding elements are equal then they are called:

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equal matrices

unequal matrices

scalar matrices

rectangular matrices

Two liner algebraic expressions joined by an inequality symbol such as >,<, >,< is called:

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liner equation

liner inequality

absolute value equation

order relation

If the sum of two angles is 90° then the angles are called:

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supplement of each other

complement of each other

inverse of each other

reflex of each other

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