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GEC MATH REVIEWER PART 3

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins

Name

Class

Date

What is compounding period for every year?

Annually

Semi-annually

Quarterly

Monthly

What is compounding period for twice a year?

Annually

Semi-annually

Quarterly

Monthly

What is compounding period for four times a year?

Annually

Semi-annually

Quarterly

Monthly

What is compounding period (m) for every month?

Annually

Daily

Quarterly

Monthly

What is compounding period (m) for everyday?

Annually

Daily

Quarterly

Monthly

What are types of simple interest? Choose 2.

Ordinary Simple Interest

Exact Simple Interest

Not Exact Simple Interest

Compound Simple Interest

Graph with only one vertex; the graph has an isolated vertex; the degree of this vertex is 0

Trivial Graph

Empty Graph

Null Graph

Regular Graph

Graph with no edges

Trivial Graph

Empty Graph

Null Graph

Regular Graph

Graph with no vertices, hence, no edges

Trivial Graph

Empty Graph

Null Graph

Regular Graph

10.

Graph with all vertices having the same degree.

Trivial Graph

Empty Graph

Null Graph

Regular Graph

11.

Graph with no loops and parallel edges

Simple Graph

Multi Graph

Connected Graph

Disconnected Graph

12.

Graph having multiple edges or parallel edges, that is, the edges have the same end vertices.

Simple Graph

Multi Graph

Connected Graph

Disconnected Graph

13.

Graph where every pair of vertices has a path between them.

Simple Graph

Multi Graph

Connected Graph

Disconnected Graph

14.

Graph with any two vertices that have no path between them.

Simple Graph

Multi Graph

Connected Graph

Disconnected Graph

15.

Graph where every vertex is connected to all other vertices

Complete Graph

Cycle Graph

Directed Graph

Undirected Graph

16.

Graph with a single cycle, every vertex is connected to two other vertices only.

Complete Graph

Cycle Graph

Directed Graph

Undirected Graph

17.

Also referred to as digraph. It consists of a set of vertices and edges that are directed from one vertex to another vertex and indicated by arrowheads.

Complete Graph

Cycle Graph

Directed Graph

Undirected Graph

18.

Graph that is not directed, that is, the edges don't have direction.

Complete Graph

Cycle Graph

Directed Graph

Undirected Graph

19.

Graph with a value or number assigned to every edge.

Weighted Graph

Equivalent Graph

Directed Graph

Undirected Graph

20.

If two graphs have the same edge structure then we will declare them to be equivalent even though the vertices might be distinct or differ by a rearrangement

Weighted Graph

Equivalent Graph

Directed Graph

Undirected Graph

21.

It indicates the fractional ownership of a corporation that is proportional to the total number of shares from all investors.

(a)

22.

Graph with no loops and parallel edges.

(a)

23.

It is computed based on the principal amount and the total accumulated interest earned.

(a)

24.

It is a graph with a single cycle, every vertex is connected to two other vertices only.

(a)

25.

It is the fee that is charged for assisting in the purchase or sale of shares of stock.

(a)

26.

It is the amount of interest paid by a customer who acquires products or services using a credit card.

(a)

27.

It is the difference between the cost of purchasing the stock and the proceeds received when selling the stock.

(a)

28.

It is determined by the number of vertices of the graph.

(a)

29.

It is the amount of money that is loaned or invested.

(a)

30.

It is a graph with no vertices, hence, no edges.

(a)

31.

It is the amount of money that an investor receives after selling a stock.

(a)

32.

It is the number of edges that connect to a particular vertex.

(a)

33.

It is used to compare two rates with different compounding periods.

(a)

34.

It is used to analyze, model, and solve various real-life situations.

(a)

35.

It is an investment trust company whose assets are based purely on stocks and bonds.

(a)

36.

The future value or maturity value is the total amount paid, including the interest.

TRUE

FALSE

37.

Bondholder is a professional in stock market trading and investment who acts as an agent in the selling and buying of stocks or other securities.

TRUE

FALSE

38.

One more factor affecting the commission is whether the amount of shares purchased is a round lot, or an odd lot.

TRUE

FALSE

39.

The size of the graph can be determined by the number of edges of the graph.

TRUE

FALSE

40.

Trivial graph is a graph with only one vertex.

TRUE

FALSE

41.

The value of a share in a mutual fund is called the net asset value.

TRUE

FALSE

42.

Corporations sell bonds to borrow money from investors called stockholders.

TRUE

FALSE

43.

Dividends are the profits shared by the stockholders.

TRUE

FALSE

44.

Graph Theory is primarily used for analyzing chemical reactions.

TRUE

FALSE

45.

Multigraphs have edges that connect the same pair of vertices but differ in some other properties.

TRUE

FALSE

46.

Stocks and bonds are both ways for a company to increase its debt capita

TRUE

FALSE

47.

he Average Daily Balance (ADB) is calculated using the total purchases made during the billing month.

TRUE

FALSE

48.

he Average Daily Balance (ADB) is calculated using the total purchases made during the billing month.

TRUE

FALSE

49.

Treasury bills are a form of bonds usually issued by private corporations.

TRUE

FALSE

50.

A connected graph containing an Euler path must have two vertices with odd degrees.

TRUE

FALSE

51.

Disconnected graph is a graph with any two vertices that have no path between them.

TRUE

FALSE

52.

What is the purpose of a finance charge?

To calculate compound interest

To determine the future value

To compute the average daily balance

To represent the amount of interest paid using a credit card

53.

What is the purpose of selling bonds for a corporation?

To increase debt capital

To increase equity capital

To generate dividends

To compute compound interest

54.

What is the fractional ownership of a corporation represented by?

Compound interest

Stocks

Bonds

Simple interest

55.

David invested P500 in a bank account with an annual interest rate of 4%, compounded annually. What will be the total amount after 3 years?

P520.13

P530.41

P540.29

P562.43

56.

What is the difference between Euler circuit and Euler path?

Euler circuit requires a start and end at the same vertex, Euler path does not

Euler path requires a start and end at the same vertex, Euler circuit does not

Both require a start and end at the same vertex.

Neither requires a start and end at the same vertex

57.

How does a company increase equity capital through stocks?

Selling bonds to the public

Selling shares of stocks

Reducing debt capital

Generating dividend

58.

What does "proceeds" refer to in stock trading?

Stockholder's commission

Gain/Loss

Net asset value (NAV)

Amount of money received after selling a stock

59.

Who acts as an agent in the selling and buying of stocks or securities?

Bondholder

Stockholder

Stockbroker

Mutual fund manager

60.

What is the difference between a round lot and an odd lot in stock trading?

Round lots are multiples of 50 shares, odd lots are multiples of 100 shares.

Round lots are multiples of 100 shares, odd lots are less than 100 shares.

Round lots are odd numbers of shares, odd lots are even numbers of shares.

Round lots are odd numbers of shares, odd lots are multiples of 100 shares.

61.

Maria invested $1,000 in a savings account with an annual interest rate of 5%. How much interest will she earn after 2 years?

100

200

400

62.

Given
P is the principal of investment,
r is the interest rate per annum,
t is the investment period,
What is the formula for maturity value of the investment?

$I=\Pr t$

$F=\Pr t$

$F=P\left(1-rt\right)$

$F=P\left(1+rt\right)$

63.

What does the P in I =PRT mean?

Power

Principal

Product

Percent

64.

What is the interest on a savings account at a rate of 2%, given a starting amount of P575, over 1 year's time?

P115

P586.50

P11.50

P1.50

65.

You take out a car loan. How much will you pay in total for the car, if your loan is for $8000, at a rate of 5% interest, over 3 years?

P1,200

P120

P920

P9,200

66.

Find the balance in the account after the given period.

$5000 deposit earning 1.5% compounded quarterly after 3 years

$5,229.70

$7,604.38

$7,777.27

$5,538.86

67.

Your 6 year investment of $40,000 at 14% compounded quarterly is worth how much now?

$928,488.27

$49,170.21

$91,333.14

$51,333.14

68.

Will deposits $1650 for three years at 3% interest, compounded daily. What is his ending balance?

$1,700.25

$4,056.85

$2,103.87

$1,805.38

69.

Jamere deposits $2350 in an account that earns interest at a rate of 3.1%, compounded monthly. What is his ending balance after five years?

$2743.98

$2,743.45

$2,362.01

$10,856.16

70.

A college receives a donation of $955,000 that earns 5.33% interest compounded daily. How much interest would the college earn in one year?

$52,278.53

$50,901.50

$1,005,901.50

$1,007,278.53

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GEC MATH REVIEWER PART 3

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins

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