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    1. The document contains a mathematics revision with 9 questions covering topics like probability, algebra, statistics, propositional logic, and predicates. 2. Questions involve topics like drawing tree diagrams to calculate probabilities, solving algebraic equations, calculating mean, median, mode and standard deviation from data sets, using if-then statements, estimating probabilities, counting password combinations, determining if statements are propositions, rewriting logical statements, and expressing predicates in sentences. 3. The document provides practice and review for discrete mathematics concepts.

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    1. The document contains a mathematics revision with 9 questions covering topics like probability, algebra, statistics, propositional logic, and predicates. 2. Questions involve topics like drawing tree diagrams to calculate probabilities, solving algebraic equations, calculating mean, median, mode and standard deviation from data sets, using if-then statements, estimating probabilities, counting password combinations, determining if statements are propositions, rewriting logical statements, and expressing predicates in sentences. 3. The document provides practice and review for discrete mathematics concepts.

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    POLITEKNIK KUCHING SARAWAK

    JABATAN MATEMATIK, SAINS & KOMPUTER


    KM22, JLN MATANG, 93050 KUCHING

    B2009 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS


    REVISION 3

    1. In a city, the probabilities that a family owns a sofa, a radio and a televisyen are 0.5,
    0.8, 0.7 respectively. Draw a tree diagram based on the above statement.
    Based on the diagram, find the probability that a family owns
    (a) Only a radio
    (b) Only a sofa and a televisyen
    (c) None of the three items

    2. Given a set of data x-3, x+7, 2x+3, 2x-5 and x-2 is 5. Find the value of x. Then find
    the standard deviation.

    3. The table below shows the distribution of marks for a test obtained by 150 students.
    Calculate the mean, median, mode and standard deviation.

    Marks Number of students


    1-9 7
    10-19 19
    20-29 40
    30-39 22
    40-49 7
    50-59 33
    60-69 12
    70-79 5
    80-89 5

    4. Rewrite Students without matric card are not allowed to enter to the library
    using “if... then” statement.

    5. The probability that a mango chosen at random from a store is rotten is 0.22. The
    store has 200 mangoes. Estimate the number of good mangoes.

    6. A computer password consists of an alphabet followed by 5 or 6 digits. Find the total


    number of password that can be formed.

    7. Determine whether 10 + 3 x 12 = 156 is a proposition. Explain your answer.

    8. Given A=Peter likes fishing, B=Peter is tall and C=Peter passes the exam.
    Rewrite the symbols (BA)C.

    9. Let A(x,y) be the predicate x loves y and let the universe of discourse be the set of
    all students. Express Someone loves someone to express in sentences.

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