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6165-021 DECEMBER 2008
Technician Diploma in Construction
Applied scientific techniques 2 - principles
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a1 Figure 1
b2
c3 Figure 1 shows a rectangular plot whose
d4. perimeter is 64 m. lf the length of the plot is
8 m greater than its breadth, then the value
ofxis
lf the formula V = 1n'n
3
is rearranged to
make R as the new subject, the formula will a 8m
then be
a R= r
1 g"h
b
c
d
10m
12m
16m.
a2
b3
c5
d6.
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Which one of the following triangles is both
acute-angled and isosceles?
AA
Questions 14 to 16 refer to Figure 4
Figure 4
a sector
b segment
c secant
d arc.
Figure 2
a 77m2
b 88m2
c 154 m2
d 176 m2.
Figure 3
Figure 5
13 The curve shown in Figure 3 is for the
function 17 The area of the shaded part in Figure 5 is
a /=Sind a 48ncm2
b Y=coso b 64 ncm2
c Y=Tano c 82 xcm2
d y=1+Sind d 92ncm2.
a cos(90-0)-cosd
b cos (90 - q = sin d
c cos (180 - 0) = cos d
d cos (180 - 0) = sin e.
19 A rectangular tank is 5 m long, 2.5 m wide
and 6 m deep, and is one third full of water.
The volume of the water in the tank is
a 25m3
b 50m3
c 75m3
d 100 m3.
Figure 7
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b 0.5
C 1
d 2.
kilsmetr*g
Figure 8
a 50 miles
b 55 miles
c 56 miles
d 58 miles.
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lf the series 2, 5, 8, 11 ..... . .... has 25 terms
in it, the last term would be
a71
b74
c77
d 80.
The 100th term of the series
3, 5,7 ,9, 11 is .....
a 200
b 201
c 401
d 402.
I -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 Figure 11
v 2C 0 1 l, 15 32
28 The tally chart in Figure 11 shows the
grades of students in an examination.
What is the total number of students getting
Figure 10 grades 4lo 6?
a 0.96
b 1.04
c 1.08
d 1.12.
c 170. a Barometer.
d 175. b Voltmeter.
c Thermometer.
31 Boyle's Law states that, the d Hygrometer.
a pressure of a fixed mass of gas is 37 Which one of the following materials is used
directly proportional to its absolute as thermal insulation in cavity wall
temperature, if the volume is kept construction?
constant
b volume of a fixed mass of gas is a Slate.
inversely proportional to the pressure if b Chipboard.
the temperature is kept constant c Expandedpolystyrene.
c volume of a fixed mass of gas is d Mortar.
directly proportional to its absolute
temperature, if the pressure is kept 38 The correct unit of thermal conductivity is
constant
d pressure of gas is atmospheric a m'"c/VV
pressure plus that due to other sources b m'CAff
if the volume is kept constant. c Wm2'C
d Wm "C.
32 The volume of a fixed amount of gas is
maintained at a pressure of 2.0 atm and a 39 The relative humidity of an atmosphere is a
temperature of 50"C. lf the temperature is means of expressing how close it is to
raised to 100'C, with no change in volume,
what will the new pressure be? a boiling point
b evaporation
a 1.7 atm. c freezing point
b 2.3 atm. d moisture saturation.
c 2.6 atm.
d 2.9 atm. 40 Surface condensation occu rs whenever
moist, warm air comes into contact with
33 lf the absolute temperature of a fixed mass surfaces which
of gas is halved at constant pressure, its
volume will a are absorbent
b are at, or below, the dew point
a increase by a factor of 2 c have a high U value
b decrease by a lactor o'f 2 d have a low thermal conductivity.
c increase by a factor of 4
d decrease by a factor of 4.
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41 The U value for a wall comprising of 46 Amplitude and frequency are terms to
elements having individual thermal describe
resistances of 0.1 15 + 1 .609 + 0.075 +
0.210 is A WAVES
b noise
a 2.0 c heat
b 1.5 d elasticity.
c 1.0
d 0.5. 47 Sound levels are measured in
a Coil.
b Capacitor
c Resistance.
d Magnet.
Figure 13 .1
43 The dimension shown on the wave diagram
in Figure 13 is termed +
time
a amplitude
b frequency I
C magnitude
d wavelength. Figure 15
a direct current
b conductance
c capacitance
Figure 14 d alternating current.
44 The dimension shown on the wave diagram 50 Transformers work on the principle of
in Figure '14 is termed electromagnetic induction, so they can only
work on
a wavelength
b amplitude a high voltage
c frequency b alternating current
d magnitude. c low voltage
d direct current.
45 When sound is transmitted through a solid it
is referred to as 51 Connecting a circuit between a single live
cable and a neutral cable would produce
a structure-borne
b airborne a single-phase supply
c liquid-borne b two-phase supply
d transmission-borne. c three-phase supply
d four-phase supply.
q
d flocs.
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A concrete cube of side 150 mm is tested in
compression. The failing load was 675 kN.
'-i;'
lokN
The ultimate compressive stress was I
a 20 Nimm2 Figure 17
b 30 N/mm2
c 40 N/mm2 62 The force which brings the forces in
d 50 N/mm2. Figure 17 acting at a point into equilibrium is
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Figure 21 is
The direction of the resultant of the two
vectors shown in Figure 19 is
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Figure 22 Figure 24
68 The resultant of the vectors shown in 70 The resultant of the forces in Figure 24
Figure 22 is acting at a point is
c 2otNl, okN
d 3orNl, ok,.l
Ra = 6kN RB=
111 Figure 23
71
Figure 25
Figure 26
a -15 kN
b -5kN
c 5kN
d 15 kN.
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z
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Figure 27 is
o zo urr) c 30n**)
t0kN
b 25u**) d 3sr-,
Figure 29
a 0kNm
b 10 kN m
c 20kNm
d 40kNm.
Figure 28
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u skrlm J
c l6lqNnn ../ Figure 30
d Ie*Nm J The resultant moment about point 'A' in
Figure 30 is
\
a 1okN
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b 20kN
c 30kN
d -\40kN
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25 kN
Figure 31 Figure 34
77 The force required at B to bring the parallel The reactions Re and Ra for the supported
force system in Figure 31 into equilibrium is beam shown in Figure 34 are respectively
a 7kN a 5 kN,20 kN
b 14kN b 10 kN, 15 kN
c 21kN c 15 kN, 10 kN
d 28 kN. d 20 kN, 5 kN.
20k N
Figure 35
a 10kNm
b 20kNm
c 30kNm
d 40kNm.
45kN
Figure 33
a 15 kN,30 kN Figure 36
b 20 kN,25 kN
c 25 kN,20 kN The regions of tension shown in Figure 36
d 30 kN, 15 kN. are for a
a cantilever beam
b built-in beam
c portalframe
d continuous beam.
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Figure 37
Figure 38
a 0.22
b 2.2
c 22.0
d 220.0.
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88 ln a tensile lest on a mild steel bar having 90 The totalforce on a retaining wall per metre
an E value of 210 kN/mm2, the stress was run, retaining water to a height of 4 m, is
105 N/mm2. The corresponding strain is approximately
a .002% a 60 kN
b .005% b 80 kN
c .020% c 100 kN
d .050%. d 120 kN.
a 5 N/mm2.
b 10 N/mm2.
c 15 Nmm2.
d 20 N/mm2.
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