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LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2016) 2016

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2016 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2016) 2016
The random errors associated with the measurement of and Q are 10% and 2%, respectively. What is the percentage random error in P/Q?
A
12
B
8
C
10.2
D
9.8
2
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LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2016) 2016
In how many distinguishable ways can the letters of the word CHANCE be arranged?
A
120
B
720
C
360
D
240
3
2016 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2016) 2016
Find out the missing pattern.
A
B
C
D
4
2016 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2016) 2016
Seeds when soaked in water gain about 20% by weight and 10% by volume. By what factor does the density increase?
A
1.2
B
1.1
C
1.11
D
1.09
5
2016 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2016) 2016
Retarding frictional force, f, on a moving ball, is proportional to its velocity, V. Two identical balls roll down identical slopes (A & B) from different heights. Compare the retarding forces and the velocities of the balls at the bases of the slopes.
A
fA > fB ; VA > VB
B
fB > fA ; VB > VA
C
fB > fA ; VA > VB
D
fA > fB ; VB > VA
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2016 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2016) 2016
Two cockroaches of the same species have the same thickness but different lengths and widths. Their ability to survive in oxygen deficient environments will be compromised if
A
their thickness increases, and the rest of the size remains the same.
B
their thickness remains unchanged, but their width decreases.
C
their thickness decreases, but the rest of the size remains unchanged.
D
their thickness remains unchanged, but their length increases.