I have to do this compilation so that students sitting for UTME do not fall into the pitfall of just "playing poll" with the options. It is better for them to omit shading such answer because of negative marking, if they notice the answer they got is not in the potion provided
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Question 1
UME 2008, Question 2 on Number Based System
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Question 2
The bar chart above shows the allotment of time (in minutes) per week for selected subjects in a certain school. What is the total time allocated to the six subjects per weeks?
(A) 200mins (B) 460mins (C) 720 mins (D) 960 mins


Solution
The total time from the given graph above is
80+160+200+80+120+70=710
None of the options are correct
UTME 2013, Type I, Question 40
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Question 3
UTME 2013, Type I, Question 41
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Question 4
Convert 72₆ to a number in base 3
A. 2211
B. 2121
C. 1212
D. 1122
UTME 2012;type yellow
Solution
You don't need to work the question, because in base 6, digit 7 does not exist. (0,1,2,3,4,5 are the allowed numbers in base 6)

simeonabio:
Question 4
Convert 72₆ to a number in base 3
A. 2211
B. 2121
C. 1212
D. 1122
UTME 2012;type yellow
Solution
You don't need to work the question, because in base 6, digit 7 does not exist. (0,1,2,3,4,5,6 are the allow numbers in base 6)

No 4 is correct naa. 1122(d)

(7x6^1)+(2X6^0)=44
44 to base 3 is 1122. But d technique of d question is not correct, cus dey wana knw if u are intelligent in observing question. Nice one ops. Most companies set pple up with these questions

Mathematically in base 6, Digit 7 does not exist. So the question is wrong. Take a good and observant look at the question again. 72₆ cannot exist. It is totally out of place when working in base 6

Kylekent59:

No 4 is correct naa. 1122(d)

(7x6^1)+(2X6^0)=44
44 to base 3 is 1122. But d technique of d question is not correct, cus dey wana knw if u are intelligent in observing question. Nice one ops. Most companies set pple up with these questions

simeonabio:
Mathematically in base 6, Digit 7 does not exist. So the question is wrong. Take a good and observant look at the question again. 72₆ cannot exist. It is totally out of place when working in base 6

I am not doubting u. That is how interview questions are. Dey will just wana test hw smart u are b4 carrying out order. Hope u reason what I meant

Kylekent59:
I am not doubting u. That is how interview questions are. Dey will just wana test hw smart u are b4 carrying out order. Hope u reason what I meant

yes, i totally agree with you