PAK Navy FMT MATHS QUIZ 2
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#1. If A = {a, b} and B = {1, 2}, then number of elements in A x B is:
#2. If A is a set of n elements, then total number of subsets (power set) of A is:
#3. The identity element with respect to addition in real numbers is:
#4. The multiplicative identity in real numbers is:
#5. If i = sqrt(-1), then value of i^2 is:
#6. Value of i^4 is:
#7. The modulus of complex number z = 3 + 4i is:
#8. The conjugate of complex number 2 – 3i is:
#9. Logarithm of 1 to any non-zero base is equal to:
#10. log_a(m * n) is equal to:
#11. log_a(m / n) is equal to:
#12. log_a(m^n) is equal to:
#13. If 2^x = 16, then value of x is:
#14. The arithmetic mean between 4 and 12 is:
#15. The geometric mean between 4 and 16 is:
#16. The harmonic mean between two numbers a and b is:
#17. In an AP, if first term a = 3 and common difference d = 4, then 5th term is:
#18. The sum of angles in a triangle is equal to:
#19. In a circle, angle subtended by a semicircle is:
#20. The area of a circle with radius r is:
#21. The circumference of a circle with radius r is:
#22. The perimeter of a square with side ‘a’ is:
#23. The area of a rectangle with length l and width w is:
#24. Value of tan(90°) is:
#25. Value of sin(90°) is:
#26. Value of cos(0°) is:
#27. The period of sin(x) function is:
#28. The period of tan(x) function is:
#29. The mid-point of segment joining (2, 4) and (6, 8) is:
#30. Equation of x-axis is:
Pak Navy FMT Maths Quiz 2
Practise Regularly. Learn from Every Attempt.
Take the Next Step in Your Preparation
Preparing for an initial test requires more than reading notes. Candidates also need to practise answering questions, recognise mistakes, and develop confidence under time limits. This free maths practice activity gives you an opportunity to assess your current skills and build a more effective study routine.
Your Three-Step Method
1. Understand: Read the question slowly enough to understand the information provided.
2. Solve: Work out the answer using a clear, logical method. Avoid unnecessary steps.
3. Review: Check your answer and determine whether any mistake occurred during calculation or question interpretation.
Make Your Practice Count
Do not focus only on how many questions you finish. Pay attention to how accurately you answer them. If you make an error, identify its cause and try a similar question later without looking at the solution.
Try to practise in a quiet place where you can concentrate. Keep paper and a pencil nearby if working out calculations on paper helps you understand the steps.
After Completing the Quiz
- Check your score and review the answers you missed.
- Write down questions that you found difficult.
- Practise again after revising the relevant method.
- Compare your progress over several practice sessions.
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