Friday, 24 March 2017

2017/2018 WAEC Biology Practical Specimen

2017/2018 WAEC Biology Practical Specimen


*Biology Specimens*
GROUP I
A- Winged termite
B- Maggot
C- Adult butterfly with open wings
D- Caterpillar
E- Grasshopper
F- Carrot with leaves attached
G- Irish potato
H- Adult mosquito
J- Adult cockroach
Group II
K- Euphorbia
L- Crab
M- Cat fish
N -Periwinkle in its shell
P- Shell of a land snail
GROUP III
Q- Housefly
R- Earthworm
S- Cross section of unripe mango fruit
T- Cross section of tomato fruit
NB:Specimen K,L,M,N,P are peculiar tocandidates in Ghana only and should not be provided to for candidate in Nigeria, Sierra Leone and The Gambia

2017/2018 WAEC Agricultural Science Practical Specimen


2017/2018 WAEC Agricultural Science Practical Specimen

*Agricultural Science Specimens*
A: sandy soil
B: loamy soil
C: clayey soil
D: granite
E: NPK 15 : 15 (labelled)
F: wood ash (unsieved)
G: limestone (labelled)
H: cow dung
I: wheelbarraw
J; file
K: palm oil
L: cotton lint
M: liverfluke
N: tick
O: feather
P: apid (live/preserved,diagram,photograph)
Q: cowpea seeds
R: coconut fruit
S: tridax
T: chicken
U: tilapia fish

2017/2018 WAEC Chemistry Practical Specimen


2017/2018 WAEC Chemistry Practical Specimen


2017/2018 WAEC Chemistry Practical Specimen

*Normal Chemistry practical materials,Reagents,apparatuses.*

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A. One burrete of 50cm³ capacity
B. One pipette, either 20cm³ or 25cm³. All candidate at one center must use pipettes of the same volume. These should be clean and free from grease
C. The usual apparatus for titration
D. The usual apparatus and reagents for qualitative work including the following with all reagents appropriately labelled
I) red and blue litmus paper
Ii) aqueous ammonia
Iii) dilute hydrochloric acid
Iv) dilute sodium hydroxide solution
V) barium chloride solution
Vi) dilute trioxinitrate (V) acid
Vii) silver trioxonitrate (V) solution
Viii) lime water
E. Glass rod
F. Filtration apparatus
G. Spatula
H. Two boiling tubes
I. Four test tubes
J. Methyl orange indicator
K. Wash bottle containing distilled/deionized water
L. Mathematical table/calculator

2017/2018 WAEC Physics Practical Specimen

2017/2018 WAEC Physics Practical Specimen


*PHYSICS*
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Question1
Two Retort stand;
Two metre rule;
Pieces of thread;
Stop watch.
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Question2
Beaker(0500cm^3);
Water;
Measuring cylinder(250cm^3);
Thermometer(0200°C);
Stirrer;
Tripod stand with wire gauze;
Bunsen burner/ source of heart;
Stop watch/clock;
Table salt/common salt 50g

Note:The table salt should be available in 10g × 5 places for each candidate. Otherwise, am electronic balance should be provided
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Question3
Two dry cells of 1.5v each;
Plug key;
Potentiometer;
Ammeter(05 A);
Voltmeter(05 v) ;
Jockey;
Small bulb(Torch light);
Ten connecting wire

Wednesday, 22 March 2017

FURTHER MATHEMATICS 2016 WAEC EXAMINATION EXPO/ANSWER RUNZ RUNS OBJECTIVES and ESSAY


Further mathematics eassy

F/maths Obj
1CBBDCAADCB
11DCBDCBCDCC
21ABDCDABBCB
31CDCADBCAAD

1a) 8m + 2³m
(2³)m + 2³m = 1/4
2³m + 2³m = 1/4
2(2³m) = 1/4
2³m = 1/8
2³m = 8 – ¹
2³m = 2-³
Since bases are the same, powers are same
3m = – 3
m = – 3/3
m = -1

1b) log15 base 4 = x
x = log15 base/log4 base 10 = 1.1761/0.6020
= 1.9536
therefore x approximately 1.954

2a)
(-2) = m(-2)² + n(-2)+2=0
4m-2n = – – – – – – – – (1)
F(1) = m(1)²+n(1)+2=3
m+n+2=3
m+n=3-2
m+n=1 – – – – – – – – – – – -(2)
X Equate (2) by 4
4m+4n=4 – – – – – – – – – – (3)
4m-2n= -2
-4m+4n=4/-6n = – 6
n=1
4)
Given y= 5/x² + 3
Y = 5(x² +3)-1
dy/dx = anxn-1
y = 5(x² + 3)-1
dy = 5(-1) (x2 +3)-1^1
dy/dx = 10x (x² + 3)-²
dy/dx = – 10/(x² +3)²

5a)
^nP5 ÷ ^nC4 = 24
n!/(n-5)! ÷ n!/(n-4)!4! =24
n!/(n-5)! * (n-4)!4!/n! =24
(n-4)!4!/(n-5)!=24
(n-4)(n-5)!4!/(n-5)! = 24
n-4=1
n=4+1
n=5

b)PR= 5C3 (1/6)³ (5/6)^5-3
5!/(5-3)!3! (1/6)³ (5/6)²
5!/2!3! (1/6)³ (5/6)²
10 (1/216) (25/36)
=0.03215
Pr = 1-0.03215
=0.9678

6) make a table containing
MARKS,TALLY,F & FX
UNDER F – 2,9,4,2,2,1
UNDER FX – 2,18,12,8,10,6
€F= 20
€FX = 56
6b) Mean = €fx / €f
= 56 / 20
= 2.8

7(a)
Given
h=15.4t – 4.9t²
Velocity v = dh/dt = 15.4 – 9.8t
At maximum height, V =0
15.4 – 9.8t = 0
9.8t = 15.4
t = 15.4/9.8
t = 1.6secs
Time to reach maximum height = 1.6secs
b) maximum height = 15.4 t – 4.9t²
= 15.4(1.6) – 4.9(1.6)²
=24.64 – 12.544
= 12.096
Maximum height = 12.1m

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9a)X+6/(x+1)^2 = A/x+1 + B/(x+1)² + C/(x+1)³
X+6/ (x+1)³ =A(x+1)² + B(x+1) + C / (x+1)³
X+6 =A (x+1)² + B(x+1) + C
Let X+1=0 , X=-1
-1+6= A (-1+1)² + B(-1+1) +C
5= C
Therefore:- C=5
X+6= A(X2+2x+1) + Bx + B + C
X+6= Ax²+2Ax+A+Bx+B+C
comparing the coefficient of X²
A=0
Comparing the coefficient of X
1=2A+B
1=2(0)+B
B=1
x+6/(x+3)² = o/x+1 + 1/(x+1)² + 5(x+1)³
1/(x+1)² + 5/(x+1)³

9b)
S²1 1/(x+1)² + 5/(x+1)³ DX
1n (x+1)³ + 5 1n (X+1)⁴ |²1
1n 3(3) + 5 1n(3)⁴ – 1n +2³ – 5 1n +2⁴
3.2958+21.9722-2.0794-13.8629
=9.3297

10a)
3x^2+x-2 <= 0
3x^2+3x-2x-2 <= 0
3x(x+1) -2 (x+1) <= 0
(3x-2)(x+1) <= 0
3x-2 <= 0 or 8+1 <= 0
3x <= 2 or x <= -1
X<= 2/3
Therefore range of value is
-1 >= x <= 2/3

15a)
at max height
V=0m/s
g=10m/s^2
V^2=u^2-2gh
0^2=30^2-2 10H
0=900-20H
20H=900
H=900/20
H=45m

15b)
time taken to get to max height
V=u-gt
0=30-10t
10t=30
t=30/10
t=3secs
Timetaken to return=2t
=2 3=6secs

15c)
H=40m
H=ut-1/2gt^2=40
30t-1/210t^2=40
30t-5t^2=40
5t^2-30t+40=0
t^2-2t-4t+8=0
(t^2-2t)-(4t+8)=0
t(t-2)-4(t-2)=0
(t-2)(t-4)=0
t-2=0 or t-4=0
t=2secs or t=4secs

11a)
Kp2=72
K!/(k-2)!=72
K(k-1)(K-2)!/(K-2)!=72
K^2-K=72
K^2-K-72=0
K^2-9k+8k-72=0
K(K-9)+8(k-9)=0
(K+8)(K-9)=0
k=-8,K=9
We consider positive value of K=9

11b)
The equation 2cos^2tita-5costita=3
Let cos tita=x
2x^2-5x=3
using quadratic formular
a=2,b=-5,c=-3
5+_root(25+24)/4
=5+_root(49)/4
=(5+_7)/4
=(5+7)4=3 or (5-7)/4=-2/4=-1/2
since x cos tita
cos tita=-0.5
tita=cos^-1(-0.5)
tita=120degrees
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10a)
(1+x)^7
7Co(1)^7(x)^0 + 7C1(1)^6(x) +
7C2(1)^5(x)^2 + 7C3(1)^4(x)^3 +
7C4(1)^3(x)^4 + 7C5(1)^2(x)^5 + 7C6(1)
(x)^6 + 7C7(1)^0(x)^7
= 1+7x + 21x^2+35x^3 + 35x^4+21x^5 +
7x^6+x^7

(10b)
35 21 7
a=35
d=T2-T1
=21-35

MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY SYMBOLS TO BE USED

MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY SYMBOLS TO BE USED

WAEC SYMBOLS 2017
HERE ARE SOME MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS AND
CHEMISTRY SYMBOLS TO BE USED


(1) / means division or divide
Examples:
2/2 means 2/2
2 whole no 3/4 means 2¾
M=wp+(1/3)yp^2 means m=wp + ¾y 2
(2) Log means logarithm
Example: (8) Log5 (base 8) means Log8 5
(3) * means multiplication
Example: 2*2 means 2×2
(4) ^ means Raise to power
Examples:
3^(-1) means 3 -1
5^(2) means 5 2
30cm^(-2) means 30cm -2
(5) Tita means θ
Example: Tan tita means tan θ
(6) Pie means π
Example: Pie R sqr h means πr 2 h
(7) Base means subscript
Example: 2 Base 3 means A 3
(8) Sqr root means √
Examples:
√3-√6+2√3 means Root 3-root6+2root 3
√(¾) means sqr root(3/4)
(9) bar means a dash on top a number of letter
Example: X bar means x̅
(10) —(1) means equation 1
(11) Proportional means ∝
Example: R is proportional to 3/4rut m means R
∝ ¾
(12) Alpha means α
(13) Beta means β
(14) Gamma means γ
(15) cube root means ∛
(16) Mu means μ
(17) Rho means ρ
(18) Delta means δ
(19) Sigma means σ
(20) Tau means τ
(21) Ohm means Ω
(22) Lamda means λ
(23) Omega means ω
(24) Intersection means ∩
Example: B intersection C means B∩C
(25) Union means U
Example: B union C means BUC
(26) Factorial means !
(27) complements in sets means ‘
(28) (aq),(g),(l),(s) is used in chemistry to show
the state
of matter in equations
(29) Equivalent to means ≡
(30) Not equal to means ≠
(31) Quotation means “ ”
(32) Less or equal to means ≤
(33) Greater or equal to ≥
Example: (3/4)>=(1/2) means ¾ ≥ ½
(34) Plus or minus (or +-) means ±
Example: (3/4)<=(1/2) means ¾ ≤ ½
(35) Element of means ∈
Example: 2 belongs to X or 2 is a member of X
means 2∈X
(36) Percent or percentage means %
(37) Degrees Fahrenheit means ℉
(38) Degrees Celsius means ℃
(39) Universal set means ξ or U
(40) Null or empty set means ∅ or {}
(41) (42) 2.S.F means 2 significant figures
(43) P=(2,3) means P={2,3} in sets
(44) Propotional to means ∝
(45) Therefore means ∴
(46) KNO(3)(s) means KNO3 (s)
(47) NaCl=> Na^(+) + Cl^(-) means NaCl → Na+
+ Cl-
(48) Summation means Ʃ
(49) Parallel lines means ǁ
(50) Perpendicular lines means ˩
(51) Reversible equation means ↔
(52) Infinity means ∞
(53) Approximately means ~
(57) Approximately equal to ≅
Other Symbols
(1) File means ɸ
(2) Δ means Change or Triangle
(3) slope or differentiation means dy/dx or ∂y/
∂x or δy/δx
or Δy/Δx
(4) Parenthesis means …
(5) Naira means ₦
(6) Integral means ∫
(7) Almost equal to means ≈
(8) For all means ∀
(9) There exist means ∃
(10) Epsilon means ε
(11) Vertical dots means ⁞
Tables, Radiativity Diagrams
Table1
A table of this would be computer as follows
X:1,2,3,4
FX:4,6,8,10
F(X-Xbar):10,8,6,4
Table2
A table like this would be computed as follows
Particulars: maintenance,salaries &wages,
Purchase of
Drugs, total
Amount: 2500,1000,2000,5500
Logarithm Table
Tabulate
No:92.63, Log:1.9667
No: 2.914, Log: 0.4645
2.4312
Antilog = 269.9
Therefore 92.63*2.914=2.4312
Radiativity Diagram
means
(238)U(92)=>(234)Th(90) + (4)He(2)
This is computed as follows
(1)(-b± sqr rut(b^2-4ac))/2a
(2)Sqr root ((2Qh)/100)
(3)Xbar=Efx/ef
(4)Summation (n=1 to infinity )P(n)
(5)S.D= Sqr Rut ((Ef|x-xbar|^2))/Ef
(6)R is proportional to1/ sqr root
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Technical drawing waec answers 2017

Technical drawing waec answers 2017


2017 WAEC TECHNICAL DRAWING OBJ:


1 A. 21 B. 
2 B 22 C
3 D. 23 D
4 C 24 D
5 B. 25 D
6 C. 26 C
7 D. 27 A
8 A. 28 D
9 C. 29 D
10 C. 30 A
11 D. 31 D
12 C. 32 A
13 A. 33 C
14 A. 34 D
15 A. 35 B
16 D. 36 A
17 B. 37 D
18 A. 38 A
19 D. 39 A
20 D. 40 D











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