Bachelor of Business and Economics (BBE) Entrance – Math Practice Test
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Prepare with the Bachelor of Business and Economics (BBE) Entrance – Math Practice Test practice quiz. This question bank includes 10 questions covering term, describes, polynomial, opposite, and verb. Use it to review important concepts, identify knowledge gaps, and build confidence for the related exam, course, or assessment.
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1
In a polynomial, what term refers to the quantity computed from the coefficients that gives information about the roots?
Explanation:
The discriminant is the quantity you’re looking for. It is a function of the polynomial’s coefficients that tells you about the roots’ nature. For a quadratic with coefficients a, b, and c, the discriminant is b^2 − 4ac. Its value flags what the roots look like: if it’s positive, you have two distinct real roots; if it’s zero, the roots are real and equal (a repeating root); if it’s negative, the roots are complex conjugates. More generally, the discriminant is a polynomial in the coefficients that vanishes exactly when the polynomial has a multiple root, so its value gives information about the roots’ existence and multiplicity. The other options don’t relate to roots in this way—the possible value of y is just an outcome, the range concerns outputs, and a parallelogram with four right angles is a rectangle, not about polynomial roots.
Question
2
What term describes the direction opposite to the movement of the clock's hands?
Explanation:
The direction opposite to the movement of the clock's hands describes rotational direction, not orientation. A clock’s hands travel in a clockwise path, from the top toward the right, then downward and left, and back up. The opposite rotation is counterclockwise (also called anti-clockwise), which would move from the top toward the left and around the face in the opposite sense. Horizontal and vertical refer to flat orientation (left-right or up-down), not to the way something rotates. So the term that describes the opposite direction is counterclockwise.
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3
Which verb means to inform someone?
Explanation:
Choosing a verb that means to inform someone. Apprise means to inform or notify someone about something. It’s a formal verb you’ll see in more official or written contexts, and a good direct replacement for “inform.” For example, you might say, “I will apprise you of any changes to the schedule.” The other options don’t fit because acquisition is a noun referring to obtaining something, not a verb that means inform. Specifically is an adverb used to describe details or precision, not a verb. Impatient is an adjective describing someone who is not patient, not a verb. So apprise is the word that directly matches the meaning of informing someone.
Question
4
A term describing the degree two term in a polynomial.
Explanation:
In a polynomial, each term has a degree equal to the exponent of the variable in that term. A degree two term is the one where the variable is squared, like x^2. This is called a quadratic term. For example, 3x^2 or -2x^2 are quadratic terms. A term with a single x has degree one and is called linear, while a constant term has degree zero and stands alone without a variable. A fraction isn’t a degree descriptor for a polynomial term.
Question
5
A mathematical sentence that contains an equals sign.
Explanation:
An equation is a mathematical sentence that asserts the equality of two expressions. The key is the equals sign, which links a left-hand side and a right-hand side that are considered to have the same value. For example, 3 + 4 = 7 demonstrates that the sum on the left equals the value on the right. Equations can also involve unknowns, like x + 2 = 5, where solving finds the value of x that makes both sides equal. A fraction is an expression of division written with a slash, such as 5/3, and it represents a single quantity rather than a statement that two sides are equal. A pattern describes a repeated arrangement or sequence, not an assertion about equality. Recurring refers to something that repeats over time or in a sequence, also not an equality statement.
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Bachelor of Business and Economics (BBE) Entrance – Math Practice Test
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