172 questions asked across 18 exam years, newest first
If and are the roots of the equation , then the roots of the equation are
Answer: C
For the next two (2) items that follow : Let be the root of the equation , where . What is equal to?
Answer: A
For the next two (2) items that follow: Let be the root of the equation , where . What is equal to?
Answer: B
is equal to
Answer: B
What is equal to?
Answer: B
The equation is satisfied by
Answer: C
For the next three (3) items that follow: Consider . What is equal to?
Answer: B
For the next three (3) items that follow: Consider . What is equal to?
Answer: C
For the next three (3) items that follow: Consider . What is equal to?
Answer: D
Every quadratic equation where has
Answer: D
If are the roots of and are the roots of , then what is h equal to ?
Answer: A
If and are the roots of the equation , where , then is equal to:
Answer: C
What is the positive square root of ?
Answer: D
If and , then what is the cardinality of ?
Answer: C
If are the roots of the equation , then what is equal to?
Answer: C
If and are rational and is not perfect square, then the quadratic equation with rational coefficients whose one root is is
Answer: A
How many real roots does the quadratic equation have?

Answer: D
If are the roots of the equation , then what is the value of ?
Answer: Dropped in the final answer key (full marks to everyone)
What is the difference in the roots of the equation ?
Answer: D
If and , then what is equal to?
Answer: A
The quadratic equation will have real roots if
Answer: D
If the sum of the roots of a quadratic equation is 3 and the product is 2, then the equation is
Answer: B
If and are the roots of the equation , then what is the value of ?
Answer: A
The area of a rectangle whose length is five more than twice its width is 75 square unit. The length is
Answer: C
What is where equal to ?
Answer: A