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Final Exam Gen Math

This document contains a final examination in general mathematics for senior high school students. It is divided into three sections that include: [1] solving for the value of variables in logarithmic and exponential equations, [2] transforming logarithmic and exponential equations into their counterpart forms, and [3] solving word problems involving loans, interest rates, and compound interest calculations. The bonus question asks the student to multiply two large numbers.

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Final Exam Gen Math

This document contains a final examination in general mathematics for senior high school students. It is divided into three sections that include: [1] solving for the value of variables in logarithmic and exponential equations, [2] transforming logarithmic and exponential equations into their counterpart forms, and [3] solving word problems involving loans, interest rates, and compound interest calculations. The bonus question asks the student to multiply two large numbers.

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GORDON COLLEGE

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

FINAL EXAMINATION IN GENERAL MATHEMATICS


Name: Grade/Strand/Block: Date Score

General Instruction: Answers which are not in SIMPLIFIED FORM shall not be awarded full marks.

I. Solve for the value of x. (2 pts. Each)


1. log x 125=3
2. log 64 x=4
3. e 3 x−2=e x−1
x−1 5 x−2

4. e y =e y
5. 253 =5− x
II. Transform the following equations into their counterpart (LOGARITHMIC to
EXPONENTIAL and vice-versa) (2 pts. Each)
1. log 3 34=x−1
2. ln 3=3 x−2
3. 25 4=5−x+3
4. log 64 x=4
5. 105=10 x
III. Solve the following problems: (5 pts. Each)
1. A credit union has issued a 3-year loan of P50000 at an anuall rate of 10%. How
much will be paid at the end of the third year?
2. A P5000 savings account earned P700 interest in 2 years. What is the yearly rate of
interest?
3. Eugene needs P20000 to buy office furniture for his new office in Quezon City. He
wants to limit the interest he will pay when he borrows the amount from a bank to
P1100 only. If the bank charges 11% interest, after how long must Maine pay her
obligation?
4. How much will Luz have to pay to a bank after 4 years if she borrows P150000 at
8% compounded quarterly?
5. Mr. Lodingnayab borrows a certain amount from the bank at the rate of 10%
compounded monthly. Then he forgets about the debt. After five and a half year, he
checks and is surprised that his debt is now worth 15 million pesos. How much did
he borrow from the bank before?

BONUS QUESTION: (5 pts.)

Supply the answer: 123456789 ×999999999=?

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