√

1.) FIND THE VALUE OF x IF 2 = x+ √ x + √ x+ …

A.) 1 C.) 4

B.) 2 D.) 8

x
x
2.) FIND THE VALUE OF x IF 3 = x+
x
x+
x +…

A.) 6 C.) -4.5

B.) -4 D.) 3

3.) FIND THE GENERAL SOLUTION OF THE GIVEN DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION: y = -4y1 + 7y = 0

(D2 – 4D + 7) y = 0

A.) y=α e 2 x cos √ 3 x + β e2 x sin √ 3 x C.) y=α e−2 x cos √ 3 x + β e2 x sin √ 3 x

B.) y=α e √3 x cos 2 x + β e√ 3 x sin 2 x D.) y=α e √3 x cos 2 x + β e−√ 3 x sin 2 x

4.) FIND THE LAPLACE TRANSFORM OF coskt–sinkt

s2 k2
A.) C.)
s 2+ k 2 s 2+ k 2

s−k k
B.) D.)
s 2+ k 2 s + k2
2

5.) DETERMINE THE SUM OF THE INFINITE SERIES:

∞ k +1
2
∑( 3 )
k =1

A.) 1.3333 C.) 2

B.) 0.6666 D.) 1.5

1
X 2X X
6.) CALCULATE THE LIMIT: lim ( 3 +3 )
X→ ∞

A.) e C.) limit does not exist

B.) 9 D.) 3

│ 2 x−1 │−│ 2 x +1│

7.) CALCULATE THE LIMIT: lim
x →0 X

A.) -4 C.) limit does not exist

B.) 4 D.) 3

8.) SOLVE FOR THE DERIVATIVE OF y=sec 2 x 4 tan 3 x 4

A.) y '=4 x 3 sec 2 x 4 tan 3 x 4 ( sec 2 x 4 + 4 ) C.) y '=4 x 3 sec 2 x 4 tan 3 x 4 ( 5−sec 2 x 4 )

B.) y '=4 x 4 sec 2 x 4 tan 3 x 4 ( 2+sec 2 x 4 ) D.) y '=4 x 3 sec 2 x 4 tan 3 x 4 ( 3+ tan 2 x 4 )

9.) SLOPE OF THE TANGENT LINE TO THE CURVE: y = log x Inx, WHEN x = e:

A.) e C.) e2

B.) e-1 D.) e

10.) WHAT IS THE SUM OF ALL POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS FOR X OF THE EQUATION x( x – k ) = k + 1?

A.) k C.) 2k

B.) -k D.) 1.5k

11.) IN A LAKE, THERE IS A PATCH OF LILY PADS. EVERY DAY, THE PATCH DOUBLES IN SIZE. IF IT TAKES 48
DAYS FOR THE PATCH TO COVER THE ENTIRE LAKE, HOW LONG WOULD IT TAKE FOR THE PATCH TO
COVER HALF OF THE LAKE?

A.) 45 C.) 47

B.) 46 D.) 48

12.) SLOPE OF THE TANGENT LINE TO THE CURVE x 2+ ( y−x )3=9 AT x = 1

A.) 1 C.) 0.833

B.) -1 D.) -0.833

13.) SLOPE OF THE TANGENT LINE TO THE CURVE y = x+ √ x + √ x+ … WHEN X = 2 √

A.) 0.667 C.) 0.833

B.) -0.667 D.) -0.833

2 2
x x

14.) EVALUATE THE ITERATED INTEGRAL ∫∫ 1x cos ( yx )dy dx

π 0
2

A.) -1 C.) 0.833

B.) -0.833 D.) 1

15.) WHAT IS THE FOURTH TERM IN THE EXPANSION OF (3 x−2)10?

A.) -2099520x7 C.) -2099520x4

B.) 2099520x7 D.) 2099520x4

16.) FIND THE TENTH TERM IN THE EXPANSION ( x +3 )12

A.) 4330260x7 C.) 4330260x3

B.) -4330260x3 D.) 4330260x4

17.) EXPRESS 1296 x 12−4320 x 9 y 2 + 4320 x 9 y 2+5400 x 6 y 4−3000 x 3 y6 + 625 y 8 IN THE FORM ( a+ b )n

4 5
A.) ( 6 x 3 +4 y 2) C.) ( 6 x 2 +3 y 2 )

5 4
B.) ( 6 x 2 +2 y 2 ) D.) ( 6 x 3 +5 y 2 )

18.) CHRISTINE MAE IS 7 YEARS OLDER THAN VIENAH. IN THREE YEARS, CHRISTINE MAE WILL BE TWICE
AS OLD AS VIENAH. FIND THE SUM OF THEIR PRESENT AGES.

A.) 11 C.) 16

B.) 14 D.) 21
19.) PADDY CAN DO A CERTAIN JOB IN TWELVE HOURS, AND LYNETTE TAKES EIGHT HOURS TO DO THE
SAME JOB. HOW LONG WOULD IT TAKE IF PADDY AND LYNETTE WORK TOGETHER TO FINISH THE SAME
JOB?

A.) 4.8 HOURS C.) 6 HOURS

B.) 3.6 HOURS D.) 4 HOURS

20.) PRINCESS CAN BAKE AN ICE CREAM CAKE IN 3 HOURS, WHILE HER FRIEND CZARINA, CAN BAKE THE
SAME CAKE IN JUST 2 HOURS. IF THEY WORK TOGETHER, HOW MANY CAKES CAN THEY BAKE IN 6
HOURS?

A.) 5 CAKES C.) 6 CAKES

B.) 4 CAKES D.) 7 CAKES

21.) SIX FRIENDS GRADUATED FROM XAVIER UNIVERSITY WITH BACHELOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING.
THEY ALL TOOK JOBS IN DIFFERENT AREAS IN MANILA, NAMELY, SAMPALOC, TONDO, MALATE, STA.
MESA, PACO AND PANDACAN. THE FRIENDS, NAMES, IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER WERE JAYA, FIA,
CHESNA, KATHRYN, PATRICIA, AND GERALDINE. FIA DIDN’T GOT THE JOB IN TONDO, AND JAYA DIDN’T
MOVE TO PACO. KATHRYN GOT THE JOB SHE WANTED IN PANDACAN, AND GERALDINE GOT THE JOB
SHE WANTED IN MALATE. CHESNA HOPED TO GET THE JOB IN STA. MESA BUT SHE DID NOT. FIA
TURNED DOWN THE JOB IN SAMPALOC JUST AFTER CHESNA TOOK A JOB IN PACO, AND PATRICIA TOOK
THE JOB IN SAMPALOC. WHERE DID JAYA GET A JOB?

A.) MALATE C.) TONDO

B.) PANDACAN D.) SAMPALOC

22.) BETHANY JOY CAN MOW THE LAWN IN 40 MINUTES AND BREAN MEG CAN MOW THE LAWN IN 60
MINUTES. HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE FOR THEM TO MOW THE LAWN TOGETHER?

A.) 36 MINUTES C.) 48 MINUTES

B.) 24 MINUTES D.) 21 MINUTES

23.) A TRIANGLE IS INSCRIBED IN A SEMI-CIRCLE OF DIAMETER 2R SUCH THAT ONE SIDE OF THE
TRIANGLE IS 2R. FIND THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE AREA OF THAT PART OF THE SEMI-CIRCLE NOT OCCUPIED
BY THE TRIANGLE.

A.) 0.517R2 C.) 0.537 R2

B.) 0.573 R2 D.) 0.571 R2

24.) JOHN DIED 125 YEARS AFTER PAUL WAS BORN. THE COMBINED YEARS OF THEIR COMPLETE LIVES
WERE 103 YEARS. IF PAUL DIED IN 1960, IN WHAT YEAR WAS JOHN BORN?

A.) 1978 C.) 1980

B.) 1982 D.) none of these

25.) A AND B ARE RUNNING ON A TRACK HAVING 8 LAPS TO THE MILE. IF THEY RUN IN OPPOSITE
DIRECTIONS THEY MEET EVERY 20 SECONDS. IF THEY RUN IN THE SAME DIRECTION IT REQUIRES 3
MINUTES FOR A TO OVERTAKE B. FIND THE RATE OF A IN FEET PER SECOND.

A.) 18.33fps C.) 18.67fps

B.) 18.79fps D.) none of these

26.) SIMPLIFY:

sin 0+ sin 1+ sin2+ ….. sin 90

cos 0+cos 1+ cos 2+… .. cos 90

A.) UNDEFINED C.) 10

B.) 0 D.) 1

27.) A PIECE OF PLYWOOD FOR A BILLBOARD HAS AN AREA OF 1.92 M2. THE MARGINS AT THE TOP AND
BOTTOM ARE 0.20 M AND AT THE SIDES ARE 0.15 M. DETERMINE THE TOP AND BOTTOM WIDTH OF THE
PLY6WOOD FOR MAXIMUM USABLE AREA.

A.) 1 m C.) 1.20 m

B.) 1.50 m D.) 1.60 m

28.) SOLVE THE FOLLOWING: │x – 1 │≤ 2

A.) – 1 ≤ 3 C.) – 1 < x < 3

B.) – 1 ≤ x D.) – 2 ≤ x ≤ 2

29.) DETERMINE THE dy/dx OF y=x 3 sin x AT x =1

A.) 0.070 C.) 3.06

B.)-3.06 D.) 2.51

30.) A FRUSTUM OF A SPHERE IS 6.6cm THICK. THE DIAMETERS OF ITS UPPER AND LOWER BASES ARE
18.5cm AND 32.9cm RESPECTIVELY.

WHAT IS RADIUS OF THE SPHERE?

A.) 19.634 cm C.) 18.219 cm

B.) 16.543 cm D.) 13.998 cm

31.) WHAT IS THE VOLUME OF THE FRUSTUM?

A.) 3126 cc C.) 3843 cc

B.) 4234 cc D.) 5338 cc

32.) A CAR TRAVELLING AT 100 FT/S WHEN THE DIVER SUDDENLY APPLIES THE BRAKES ( x = 0; t = 0 ).
THE POSITION FUNCTION OF THE SKIDDING CAR IS x ( t )=100 t−5 t 2. HOW FAR WILL THE CAR SKID
BEFORE IT COMES TO STOP?

A.) 450 ft C.) 500 ft

B.) 550 ft D.) 600 ft

33.) FIND THE SLOPE OF THE CURVE x 3+ y 3=3 xy AT x = 3/2.

A.) -1/2 C.) -1/3

B.) -1/4 D.) -1

34.) FIND THE EQUATION OF THE TANGENT TO THE CURVE x 3+ y 3=3 xy AT x = 3/2.

A.) x + y = 3 C.) 2x + 4y = 9

B.) x + 3y = 6 D.) 2x = 4y = 15

3 x 2−17 x+ 10
35.) EVALUATE THE LIMIT lim
x →5 x 3−125

A.) 13/25 C.) 0

B.) 13/75 D.) DOES NOT EXIST

36.) DETERMINE THE VERTICAL ASYMPTOTE/S OF THE FUNCTION:

2 x2 +5 x +3
y=
x tan x+ sin x cos x +sin 2 x tan x

π π
A.) x= C.) x=
4 2

B.) x=1 D.) x=0

ENGR. LORENZO BUCTON INVESTIGATES HOW THE NUMBER OF HOURS OF CONTINUED INTERNET
USAGE AFFECTS HOW MANY TIMES BOYS OF A CERTAIN AGE GROUP USE THE BATH ROOM ON A
WEEKLY BASIS. THE RESULTS ARE GIVEN IN THE TABLE.

NAME WEEKLY BATHROOM USAGE NUMBER OF HOURS OF INTERNET USAGE

Ian Dominic 69 56
Janroe 43 39
Froilan 56 53
Ryan H. 63 60
Terrence 53 49
Gabriel 47 44
Lemuel 69 66
 Binson 54 51
Garnelo 75 72
Loise Patrick 55 52

37.) THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF VISITS TO THE BATHROOM PER WEEK IS NEAREST TO:

A.) 58 C.) 60

B.) 59 D.) 61

38.) THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF HOURS OF INTERNET USAGE PER WEEK IS NEAREST TO:

A.) 52 C.) 54

B.) 53 D.) 55

39.) PREDICT THE NUMBER OF WEEKLY BATHROOM VISITS IF THE HOURS OF INTERNET USAGE FOR
THAT WEEK IS 80:

A.) 85 C.) 87

B.) 86 D.) 88

40.) PREDICT THE WEEKLY HOURS OF INTERNET USAGE IF THE NUMBER OF BATHROOM VISITS FOR
THAT WEEK IS 64:

A.) 58 C.) 60

B.) 59 D.) 61

41.) A NUMBER OF MEN CAN BE FORMED INTO A SOLID SQUARE. IF 4 MEN ARE ADDED, A HOLLOW
RECTANGLE, TWO MEN DEEP ON EACH SIDE AND TWO MEN LONGER THAN IT IS WIDE, CAN BE
FORMED. IF THE SIDE OF THE SQUARE IS EQUAL TO THE WIDTH OF THE RECTANGLE, DETERMINE THE
ORIGINAL NUMBER OF MEN.

A.) 32 C.) 36
B.) 28 D.) 40

42.) THE SUM OF TWO NUMBERS MULTIPLIED BY THE SUM OF THEIR SQUARES IS 5500. THEIR
DIFFERENCE MULTIPLIED BY THE DIFFERENCE OF THEIR SQUARES 352. FIND THE PRODUCT OF THE TWO
NUMBERS.

A.) 117 C.) 121

B.) 221 D.) 212

43.) DETERMINE THE GENERAL SOLUTION OF THE DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION y’’’ -4y’’ + y’ +6 = 0
A.) y = c1e-x + c2e-2x + c3e3x C.) y = c1ex + c2e-2x + c3e-3x
B.) y = c1ex + c2e-2x + c3e3x D.) y = c1e-x + c2e2x + c3e3x

44.) SIMPLIFY: (2xy)5 (-3x2y3)4 (-5x3y4)3

A.)324000x22y29 C.) -324000x17y19

B.) -324000 x22y29 D.) 324000x17y19

IN XAVIER UNIVERSITY, A STUDY IS CONDUCTED TO DETERMINE THE STATISTICS OF THE HUMAN HEIGHT
OF FEMALE STUDENTS FROM THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. THE FOLLOWING TABLE PRESENTS THE
HEIGHT RANGE OF TEN GIRLS FROM A CERTAIN AGE GROUP:

NAME HEIGHT RANGE

Christine 165-169cm
Vienah 155-160cm
Threa 161-169cm
Casey 160-167cm
Niña 130-135cm
Kristina 170-175cm
Camille 160-165cm
Sheira 152-155cm
Ferle 120-121cm
Crislyn 122-130cm

WHAT IS THE MEAN HEIGHT OF THE FEMALE STUDENTS BASED ON THE DATA GIVEN?

A. 156.03cm C. 152.05cm
B. 151.07cm D. 158.04cm
WHAT IS THE STANDARD DEVIATION?

A. 17.71cm C. 11.35cm
B. 14.56cm D. 19.19cm

45.) A MAP SCALE OF 1/500 WILL MOST LIKELY PRODUCE WHAT CONTOUR INTERVAL?
A. 1M C. 0.5M
B. 2M D. 10M

SET 1:AREA COMPUTATIONS

SOLVE FOR AN AREA OF A GIVEN SECTION NEAR A STREAM USING THE METHODS SPECIFIED:
DISTANCE, D (METERS) LENGTH, H (METERS)
8.1 26.1
 15.0 35.2
15.0 34.8
15.0 41.8
15.0 45.1
11.1 20.0

46.) USE TRAPEZOIDAL TECHNIQUE TO SOLVE FOR THE AREA IN SQ. M.

A. 2195.955 SQ. M. C. 2195.905 SQ. M.
B. 2095.955 SQ. M. D. 2915.955 SQ. M.
47.) USE SIMPSONS ONE-THIRD RULE TECHNIQUE TO SOLVE FOR THE AREA IN SQ. M.
A. 2814.755SQ.M. C. 2815.205SQ.M.
B. 2184.755SQ.M. D. 2915.205SQ.M.
48.) DETERMINE WHICH AMONG THE TWO VALUES FROM TRAPEZOIDAL RULE AND SIMPSONS ONE-
THIRD RULE IS MOST ACCURATE.
A. 2195.955 SQ. M. C. 2815.205 SQ.M.
B. 2095.955 SQ. M. D. 2915.205 SQ.M.

SET 2:AREA COMPUTATIONS

49.) SOLVE FOR AN AREA OF A GIVEN SECTION NEAR A STREAM USING THE METHODS SPECIFIED:
DISTANCE, D (METERS) LENGTH, H (METERS)
1.2 26.1
15.0 35.2
15.0 34.8
15.0 41.8
16.0 45.1
1.1 20.0
50.) USE TRAPEZOIDAL TECHNIQUE TO SOLVE FOR THE AREA IN SQ. M.
A. 2106.70SQ. M. C. 2105.91
B. 2106.71SQ. M. D. 2105.90
51.) USE SIMPSONS ONE-THIRD RULE TECHNIQUE TO SOLVE FOR THE AREA IN SQ. M.
A. 2105.96 C. 2234.96
B. 2105.90 D. 2243.96

SET 3:HORIZONTAL CURVES

A ROAD IS TO CONSTRUCTED USING A HORIZONTAL CURVE COMPONENT WITH THE
FOLLOWING DATA: PI AT 6+26.57

52.) CALCULATE THE STATION OF THE BC AND EC.

A. 190.31 FT C. 290.31 FT
B. 190.21 FT D. 290.30 FT
53.) CALCULATE THE EXTERNAL DISTANCE FOR THE CURVE.
A. 10.63 FT C. 11.63 FT
B. 10.36 FT D. 11.36 FT
 SET 4:HORIZONTAL CURVES
A ROAD IS TO CONSTRUCTED USING A HORIZONTAL CURVE COMPONENT WITH THE
FOLLOWING DATA:
PI AT 14+87.33
54.) SOLVE FOR THE POINT OF TANGENCY STATIONING
A. 15 + 80.68 C. 15 + 81.68
B. 14 + 80.68 D. 15 + 82.68
55.) FROM THE P.C. THE DEFLECTION ANGLES OF TWO INTERMEDIATE POINTS A AND B OF A SIMPLE
CURVE ARE 4⁰ AND 12⁰, RESPECTIVELY. FIND RADIUS OF THE CURVE
A. 250 M C. 275 M
B. 300 M D. 350 M
56.) USING THE SAME DATA IN NO. 26 SOLVE FOR THE CHORD FROM A TO B.
A. 87.25 M C. 97.42 M
B. 65.24 M D. 48.71 M
57.) TWO CURVES HAS A COMMON TANGENT 520 M LONG. THE FIRST CURVE PASSING THROUGH
THE P.C. IS A 3-DEGREE CURVE WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 50⁰. FIND THE LENGTH OF T2
A. 341.808 M C. 342.808 M
B. 341.884 M D. 342.884 M
58.) USING THE SAME DATA IN NO. 28 SOLVE FOR RADIUS OF THE SECOND CURVE.
A. 1,084.3 M C. 1,143.7 M
B. 1,265.2 M D. 1,304.3 M
59.) HOW MANY RADII CAN A REVERSE CURVE CONTAIN?
A. ONE C. THREE
B. TWO D. FOUR

SET 5:ROAD CONSTRUCTION: CUT & FILL VOLUME

THE CENTER HEIGHT OF THE ROAD AT STATION 6+420 IS 2 M FILL AND AT STATION 6+470 IS 1.2
M CUT. THE GROUND MAKES A UNIFORM SLOPE OF +4.8% FROM STATION 6+420 TO STATION
6+470.
60.) WHAT IS THE SLOPE OF THE ROAD?
A. -1.2% C. -1.4%
B. -1.6% D. -1.8%
61.) HOW FAR FROM STATION 6+420 WILL THE FILL EXTEND?
A. 26.75 M C. 31.25 M
B. 42.25 M D. 34.52 M
62.) WHAT IS THE STATIONING OF THE POINT UP TO WHICH THE FILL IS EXTENDED?
A. 6 + 454.52 C. 6 + 446.75
B. 6 + 451. 25 D. 6 + 462.25
63.) FROM STATION 12+180 WITH CENTER HEIGHT OF 1.4M IN FILL, THE GROUND MAKES A
UNIFORM SLOPE OF 5% TO STATION 12+240 WHOSE CENTER HEIGHT IS 2.8 M IN CUT. HOW FAR
IS THE POINT OF INTERSECTION OF THE GROUND AND THE ROAD FROM STATION 12+180?
A. 25 M C. 15 M
B. 20 M D. 30 M

GIVEN THE FOLLOWING CROSS-SECTION NOTES OF AN EARTHWORK ON AN 8-M-WIDE ROADWAY:

64.) DETERMINE THE AREA OF THE CROSS-SECTION
A. 12.208 SQ.M. C. 11.428 SQ.M.
B. 11.837 SQ.M. D. 12.615 SQ.M.
GIVEN THE FOLLOWING AREAS BOUNDED BY THE WATERLINE OF A LAKE AND THE CONTOURS
1,2,3,4 AND EACH CONTOUR ARE AT 2 M INTERVAL.
A1 = 6,150 SQ.M. A4 = 4,140 SQ.M.
A2 = 5,010 SQ.M. A5 = 3,150 SQ.M.
A3 = 4,650 SQ.M.
65.) DETERMINE THE VOLUME OF WATER IN THE LAKE.
A. 35,500 CU.M. C. 37,800 CU.M.
B. 36,800 CU.M. D. 38,900 CU.M.

THE CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA OF A ROAD WITH WIDTH OF 10M IS 33.1 SQ.M. THE CROSS-
SECTIONAL AREA IS AS FOLLOWS:

66.) DETERMINE THE VALUE OF X.

A. 3.2 M C. 2.4 M
B. 2.8 M D. 1.2 M

SET 6:HORIZONTAL CURVE

THE DEFLECTION ANGLE FROM PC OF TWO POINTS A AND B ON A SIMPLE CURVE IS 3⁰15’ ABD
8⁰15’ RESPECTIVELY. THE CHORD DISTANCE BETWEEN A AND B IS 40M.

67.) DETERMINE THE LENGTH OF CURVE FROM PC TO A.

A. 32 M C. 26 M
B. 36 M D. 28 M
68.) FIND THE LENGTH OF LONG CHORD FROM PC TO B.
A. 62.3 M C. 71.4 M
B. 65.9 M D. 76.8 M
69.) WHAT IS THE RADIUS OF THE CURVE?
A. 247.6 M C. 258.7 M
B. 229.5 M D. 187.4 M

SET 7:CONSTRUCTION CUT & FILL VOLUME

GIVEN THE FOLLOWING ROAD CROSS-SECTION NOTES IN CUT:
STATION 1000+100

STATION 1000+220

DETERMINE THE AREA OF CUT AT STATION 1000+100 IN SQUARE METER.

A. 13.475 C. 15.663
 B. 12.586 D. 10.685
DETERMINE THE AREA OF CUT AT STATION 1000+220 IN SQUARE METER.
A. 12.586 C. 13.475
B. 10.685 D. 15.663
DETERMINE THE VOLUME CUT USING THE END-AREA METHOD IN CUBIC METER.
A. 1,856.36 C. 1,625.36
B. 1,748.25 D. 1,997.58

SET 8:TRAFFIC VOLUME COUNT

WHICH TRAFFIC VOLUME TERMINOLOGY BEST DESCRIBES THE MEAN DIURNAL TRAFFIC
A. AADT C. WEEKLY ADT
B. ADT D. MONTHLY ADT
WHICH VOLUME COUNT CAN BE USED TO GAGE A WEEKDAY HOURLY TRAFFIC
A. INTERSECTION COUNTS C. CORDON COUNTS
B. PEDESTRIAN COUNTS D. SCREEN LINE COUNTS

SET 9:SPOT SPEED SURVEY

IN CONDUCTING SPOT SPEED STUDY IT MAY BE REQUIRED TO LOOK FOR A MEDIAN SPEED WHICH IS
WHAT STATISTICAL PERCENTILE FUNCTION?
A. 35TH C. 50TH
B. 85TH ZD. 90TH
THE FOLLOWING SPEED DATA WAS OBTAINED ON A RURAL HIGHWAY.

CAR SPEED (MI/H) CAR SPEED (MI/H) CAR NO. SPEED (MI/H)
NO. NO.
1 35.1 11 38.3 21 54.1
2 44.0 12 44.6 22 54.0
3 45.8 13 45.2 23 46.1
4 44.3 14 41.1 24 54.2
5 36.3 15 55.1 25 52.3
6 54.0 16 50.2 26 57.3
7 42.1 17 54.3 27 46.8
8 50.1 18 45.4 28 57.8
9 51.8 19 55.2 29 36.8
10 50.8 20 45.7 30 55.8

WHAT IS THE MOST FREQUENT SPEED OF VEHICLES USING THE STATISTICAL DATA?
A. 45 – 46.9 MI/H C. 57 – 58.9 MI/H
B. 37 – 38.9 MI/H D. 51 – 52.9 MI/H
WHAT IS THE MEAN SPEED OF THE GIVEN DATA?
A. 38.15 MI/H C. 48.15 MI/H
B. 58.15 MI/H D. 68.15 MI/H
DETERMINE THE VARIATION OF SPEED DATA RECORDED.
A. 3.50 MI/H C. 4.50 MI/H
B. 2.5 MI/H D. 5.50 MI/H
WHAT SPEED OF A VEHICLE MAY FALL WITHIN THE MEAN SPEED?
 A. 36.9 MI/H C. 47.9 MI/H
B.46.9MI/H D. 48.9 MI/H

TRAFFIC ENGINEERING: Dr. Abuzo

The number of accidents in 6years recorded in a certain section of a highway is 2456. If the accident rate
is 1420 per million entering vehicles, what is the average daily traffic (ADT)?

a. 790 b. 850 c. 910 d. 680

The flow of traffic along North Reclamation is 1800vehicles per hour with a space mean speed of 90kph,
the highest 5-minute volume is 214vehicles.

Determine the traffic density in vehicles per km.

a. 30 b. 25 c. 15 d.20

Determine the spacing of vehicles in meters

a. 50 b. 45 c. 55 d.60

Determine the peak hour factor (PHF)

a. 0.8 b. 0.7 c. 75 d.85

The following data were taken on five cars traversing a 1.5km highway.

Car A B C D E
Time (minutes) 1.3 1.1 1.4 1.0 1.2

a. 75kph b. 72kph c. 81kph d.62kph

Situation 31 – Given the following traffic counts:

Interval Volume (veh)

4:15-4:30 520
4:30-4:45 580
4:45-5:00 670
5:00-5:15 790
5:15-5:30 700
5:30-5:45 630
5:45-6:00 570
6:00-6:15 510

What is the minimum hourly volume, in veh/hr?

 a. 2410 b. 2560 c. 2690 d. 2740

What is the peak hourly traffic volume, in veh/hr?

a. 2710 b. 2650 c.2790 d.2810

What is the peak hour factor?

a. 0.726 b. 0.83 c. 0.563 d. 0.687

Situation 32 – The travel times of six vehicles travelling a one-kilometer segment of North Luzon
Expressway is as follows:

Vehicle Time
A I min and 24sec
B I min and 5sec
C I min and 16sec
D 58 sec
E I min and 2sec
f I min and 9sec

Determine the time mean speed in kph.

a. 53.62 b. 52.17 c. 52.99 d. 53.74

Determine the space mean speed in kph.

a. 52.17 b. 53.62 c. 53.74 d. 52.99

If 1500 vehicles passes the said segment in one hour, what is the traffic density in vehicles per
kilometer?

a. 24 b. 29 c. 32 d. 45

Situation 34 – The average speed per lane of a freeway is 60 kph. The average length of cars moving on
that lane is 5.3 m. the PIEV (perception, identification, identification, emotion and volition) time is 1.1
second.

What is the required center-to-center spacing of vehicles, in meters?

a. 32.6 b. 23.6 c. 18.5 d. 45.2

What is the traffic density in vehicles per kilometer?

a. 54 b. 31 c. 42 d. 22

What is the minimum time headway per vehicle in seconds?

a. 1.42 b. 1.54 c. 1.12 d. 1.67