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Exercise # 1.1
- Question # 2,3
Exercise # 1.2
- Question # 1
Exercise # 1.3
- Question # 1 to 4,15,16
Exercise # 1.4
- Question # 1 to 6
Exercise # 2.1
- Question # 1,2,8,10
Exercise #2.2
- Question # 3,4,5
Exercise # 2.3
- Question # 5,6
Exercise # 2.7
- Question # 1 to 5
Exercise# 2.8
- Question # 1 to 4
Exercise # 3.2
- Question # 8 to 13
Exercise# 3.3
- Question â all
Exercise # 3.4
- Question # 2
Exercise # 3.6
- Question # 1
Exercise # 4.1
- Question # 1 to 5
Exercise # 4.3
- Question # 1 to 3
Exercise # 4.4
- Question # 1 to 5
Exercise # 5.2
- Question # 3,4
Exercise # 5.3
- Question # 1,4
Exercise # 5.4
- Question # 1
Exercise # 5.5
- Question # 1,2,3
Exercise # 6.2
- Question # 6,7,8
Exercise # 6.3
- Question # 4,5,6
Exercise # 7.3
- Question # 7 to 11
Exercise # 7.4
- Question # All
Exercise # 7.5
- Question # 1,2,5,8
Exercise # 13.2
- Question # 7,8,9 â
Exercise # 13.3
- Question 3,4,5,9,10 â
Theorms of chapter # 9 or chapter # 12
Long Question of Math
Chapter # 1
Exercise # 1.1
- Question # 3(1,4,5,7)
Exercise # 1.2
- Question # 3,5,6
Exercise # 1.3
- Question # 3,4,5
Exercise # 1.4
- Question # 1,2,3,4,10,11(exercise eamples 1,2 of each exercise)
Chapter # 2
Exercise # 2.1
- Question # 3,5,8,9
Exercise # 2.2
- Question # 3,5(exercise example 1,2)
Exercise # 2.3
- Question # 2,5,6(exercise example3,4)
Exercise # 2.6
- Question # 2,3
Exercise # 2.7
- Question # 2,3,5,11,12(exercise example 1,4)
Exercise # 2.8
- Question # 1,2,5,9
Chapter # 3
Exercise # 3.1
- Question # 7,9
Exercise # 3.4
- Question # 1(1,2,5)
- Question # 2 (1,2,5,6,8,9)
Exercise # 3.5
- Question # 1,4,6
Exercise# 3.6
- Question # 1(1,2,5,6)
- Question # 2(1,2) (exercise example 2.4)
Chapter # 4
Exercise # 4.1
- Question # 7,
Exercise # 4.2
- Question # 1,2,3,7,8
Exercise # 4.3
- Question # 1,2,7,8
Exercise # 4.4
- Question # 1,2,5(exercise examples of ch 4 only 1st from each exercise)
Chapter # 5
Exercise # 5.2
- Question # 3
Exercise # 5.3
- Question # 1,3
Exercise # 5.4
- Question # 1,2
Exercise # 5.5
- Question # 1,4,5
Chapter # 6
Exercise # 6.1
- Question # 5
Exercise # 6.2
- Question # 5,6,8,13(exercise example 1,2,3,4)
Exercise # 6.3
- Question # 6,7
Chapter # 7
Exercise # 7.2
- Queston # 4,5,9,10
Exercise # 7.3
- Question # 7,9
Exercise # 7.4
- Question # 11,19,20,18,21,23,8
Exercise # 7.5
- Question # 1,2,3,4,5,6
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Command words and their definitions
Describe: What you see says – not necessarily for reasons
Explain: Identify the reasons
Scheme: Give a brief summary
Analyze: Go into details
Comparison: What are the similarities and differences?
On the contrary: What are the differences?
Calculate: Use the numbers given to determine the value of an item
Appreciate: Give meaning to something
Rate: Consider both sides
Justification: Provide evidence to explain something
How much: Assess the importance or success of something – whether it worked or not
Discuss: Present a case with evidence or reasons
Rate: Giving weight / informed decision
Comment: Express your opinion about something
Discussion: Give different perspectives