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ladywriter:Lady writer, i want to start freelance writing. which website would need my services? could you guide me on how to get writing tasks? tanx. |
kingkaspa:that is just d simple answer @Valentino. |
Akdegreat:Tanx bro |
amhackdee:.. dats cool bro. |
Here are some of the few things you would probably learn from nigerian movies apart from the fact that you can legally ellope with your beloved girl friend and her once naive parents would later come and beg you to forgive them and marry their daughter. The sad thing is that these principles are wrong. I said they are wrong becos things dont work that way in our modern world. Maybe they worked in the sixties, but no more now. Let's take a look at them: 1. THE RICH AND THE POOR CAN ASSOCIATE TOGETHER IN MARRIAGE UNION BY LOVE: You may have seen those movies where the girl or the boy (e.g INI EDO or MIKE EZURONYE) is the child of the Governor and is dying in love with a guy/girl (e.g D. ELLIOT or MERCY JOHNSON) from a humble background who didnt even attend a university education, that's what i'm talking about. The last time i learn't about such thing was in the SHAKESPARRIAN NOVELS. There is no such thing as that. The marked gap between the rich and the poor in our modern society is so wide that the so called rich considers poverty (anyting below their acceptable standard of living) as a contagious lethal sickness they cannot mess around with. There are many reasons why this point is valid. . 2. WHEN YOU ARE SORROWING, YOU WIN THE COMPASSION OF PEOPLE, EVEN THE RICH: lie lie! Have you seen those movies where one boy (CLEM OHAMEZE) lost his parents and he is the only child, his uncle has taken everything from him and drove him out of his father's house. Then he comes to the streets of ONITSHA to beg sorrowfully and people (YOU AND ME) are dashing him very fat sums of money. And by night he would just enter the GRA in one of estates and knoks on the gate of one wealthy man (PETE EDOCHIE) and then his wife (NGOZI EZEONU) comes out to check whether the gateman is still in his watch, suddenly she notices the peson knocking, and after a brief explanation of a sad story, she expresses some emotional touch of the story and decides to take him in to live with her. Pls if you knock on somebody's gate at odd times in the city they will lock you up. The truth is, people do not subscribe to sorrow, people subscribe to braveness. If they want to help you, they want to see that you have that gots in you to succeed. People that carry sorrow with them don't have gots. They are bedeviled by the feeling of the ugly circumstances surrounding them. Some children, after watching all these nigerian movies, would run away from their poor homes into the streets, looking for one rich man or the other that would take them in. that is a wrong ideology. . 3. i will write this one tomorrow, my battery is down now. pls feel free to add yours or comment on the ones above. tank you. |
finally my brethren, if you meet these types of questions in any job interview, pls choose your answers as C for question 1 and C for question 2. this is because the ppl who kno better THINKS that those contained the answers to the questions. Remember, it's not being right that is important, but being wise! Good people do things right, but wise people do the right things. You might have every good reason to disput with the answers, but even what all of us are giving as answers contraddict one anoda. so as the OP of this post, i want to appreciate everyone who has contributed to dis post, especially @ kentinickole and eckersley. we have all learnt from you...even though we didnt all agree to one answer (i put dat blame on those who may have typed the questions and without being careful enough might have introuced one error or the other into the questions), we have all exercised deep level of learning. i encourage you all to also watchout for more technical but well-constructed interesting past aptitude test questions, cos there is the chance to show us some skills you ve got. thank you very much. For my two friends who chose to turn my post into a luv garden, i appreciate u both. we may well dedicate this post to you both cos you have let us kno dat despite all d disagreements, LOVE will still end it all. love ya all! |
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Lynix:Well, bro the truth is,,, mathematics is not like any other subject. even though i couldnt solve the question myself we all know a right procedure wen we see one. and watevr contravaines acceptable mathematical principles we can easily detect. that is why you see all these erudite fellows disputing with different answers. i put the question up here so that i cud get a clue of how to do the working from whoever knows how to go about it. if i had idea about it why should i post it then? i don't show myself. what i kno i kno and keep to myself or teach whoever needs it, and what i don't kno i try to learn from odas. dnt be freakd out by the many contradictions. its gud for ppl to express themselves based on what they know. i shudnt begin to fret because some ppl tink dat d question is not well-framed. what about those who feel otherwise. everybody is allowed to express themselves d way they like. if u feel u cant handle it just look and pass. |
okk i think i have discovered where the ERROR lies. @Kentiknoki, d place u divided by 5 should not be by 5 but by 6. and when you do that you arrive at 20% markup margin as posted by my protesting friend @ eckersley . pls check through ur solution again @kent....d place u said "this is d price charged for 5kg" it is not supposed to be 5kg but 6kg. got it? ok! |
Valentinooo:tanks bro, i got dat. to be frank, i nevr knew dis before. |
eckersley:we will see about dat. |
[quote author=Kentnickole post=26916152]Ok here is d working: Let x be the cost price; cost price of 6kg = 6X With 20% of profit margin, SP = 6X x 1.2 [quote/]bro how did u come about the 1.2 above? |
WELL, having gone thru the comments i was struck by d fascinating answer given by @KENTKNOKI. He didnt only gv d CORRECT ANSWERS as C C but also showed a thorough working which i quite ascertain is correct. As the OP of this thread i hearby certify him to have the right answer to the question. Let's learn from his solutions. |
teemahbanks:bros, u for create ur own thread nah...shuu! |
annoymous:Ur right bro. But d truth is, they ve got enough questions than to rely on only dis one. d reason we practise past questions is to kno hw to go about a similar one wen we find it. chevron will definitly nt repeat d same question word-to-word next tym, bt will bring similar question. so dey dnt gv a shit who is seeing their past questions. |
akalaka1:lmao. tanx for d humour guy. u nearly got d answers |
ratio of a/9 to b/9 is (a/9) x (9/b) =a/b.. From the eqn above, 8a=9b and ab=0, a/b=9/8[/quote]this isnt d answer. tank u anyway |
I THINK APC is very correct in their argument. Even though the presidency is in control, she never really cares. It is rubbery, infact, to deny those who directly combarted the epidemic, as mentioned in the briefing, the credit to their successful effort. I kno if it dis tin had happened in the USA, those people mentioned wud hv bn honored wt PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF HONOUR. that wud incite similar response if such a tin arises in d future in d absence of d ppl who fought against it nw. But rather than giving credit to those it was due, the rubbers (PDP) have rubbed again, just what they kno how to do. well if dat didnt convince you: A GOOD LEADER GIVES CREDIT TO HIS FOLLOWERS, BUT KEEPS THE BLAMES TO HIMSELF - Dale Carnegie in How To Win Friends And Influence People. |
am smirking |
hehah all answers so far are wrong. seriously dose questions need experienced minds to get to d answers. am still waiting! NOTE dat i kno d answers bt hw u arrive at d answers is wat am interestd in. bt telling me d correct answers wud mean u kno hw to go abt it. gudluck |
Solve these questions from CHEVRON PLC past aptitude test questions: pls gv details of ur solution to the most acceptable answer. 1. A shopkeeper is giving 6kg of rice at the price of $5 per kg. What should be the markup on the cost price if he wants to make a profit of 20%? OPTIONS: A. 25% B. 50% C. 44% D. 20% 2. If 8a = 9b, and ab = 0. what is the ratio of a/9 to b/9? OPTIONS: A. 64/81 B. 8/9 C. 1 D. 9/8 E. 81/64 |
ok. i think that's quite informing. with your advise, i will look for an experienced writer to mentor me cos i wana start a writing career. secondly i will send to as many newspapers as possible. tanx bro @Lovetinz |
olumuyiolaoluwa:lol |
i have written a vivid account of my personal experience during my NYSC and i wish to get this published in a daily news paper. pls does anyone know how i could do this? how can i reach the editors of d dailies with my story? some email addresses i got on the news papers my mails cudnt deliver to them. i need your idea ok, tanx. |
Melahou:if u have a contrary opinion please do share with proofs. dats wy i hv put up d post. u may as well be helping others to stay out of scammers here. tanx |
tanks to you for the information. i hope it will be useful. |
tank you for that @ Kemzico. |
Here are the answers: 1. To rent a bike costs .............................................$15 For each hour u spend wt d bike ........................$4 Lea paid in total..................................................$43 Therefore, Hours spent = (43 - 15)/4 = 7 hours. 2. Assuming you are x yrs old, 500 - 4x = 132 4x = 500 - 132 x = 368/4 x = 92yrs 3. Assuming Jose earns $y in a week, and he earned extra $10 the same week, spent $(y/2) and still have $13 left for that week, then, y + 10 - (y/2) = 13 (2y - y + 20)/2 = 13 y + 20 = 26 y = 26 - 20 y = 6 So Jose earns $6 dolars per week. How about dat? |
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(continued pls...) but they chose to send their children to a public school like university of Ibadan. How can you account for that in terms of value? Definitely there is something they see in UI which they dnt see in HAVARD...and that is what is in their definition of value. Infact, if we talk abt value in terms of academic excellence, those schools cannot differentiate from most of the "average" schools because there are thousands of nigerian schools who produce students dat make A1 all through in their exams. so in order to differentiate, these schools decided to redefine VALUE to their own taste to soute their money-making venture. so if u really wana kno hw relevant it is to have such schools, set a platform for comparison between them and our nigerian "average" school as some of us call them. And the platform should take a definite format: mention a specific value e.g MORAL DISCIPLINE (because to some parents this is even more a priority than academic excellence) and let us compare and see if there are no "average" Nigerian schools who produce students dat are more MORALLY DISCIPLINED than those students from the rich school. thanks. |
good day Nairalanders. pls permit me to contribute to this thread. First its not bad that parents send their children to these hyper expensive schools. it is he who knos the type of bird he wants to kill that chooses the weight of the pebble wit which to kill it. also, its true dat dose schools have standards that are unmatched to average nigerian school. but this point have some comas. what is your definition of "average nigerian schools?". do you mean schools that dnt pay much or schools dat dnt offer much value? i believe if we want to talk about value here we have to narrow it down to definte considerations. this will let us truely scrutinize which schools offer a better "value". i believe there is a conventional definition of VALUE which all schools have equal chances of offering irrespective of the amount they charge, and that VALUE is what is wat every EDUCATIONAL BODY expect from every school. However, if the term VALUE is define outside d context i just mention nw (educational context), that is probably where these schools will raise their shoulders high. The standard is that every school should be able to produce students who can demonstrate excellence in any examinition at their level set by any recognised exam body. However, these schools have gone to change the rules, giving parents more choices on the value to demand for when choosing a school for their wards. In a nutshell, parents' choice of a school for their wards depends solely on their individual definition of value. I stand to say dat dose expensive schools mentioned are nt "better" than the so called "average" nigerian schools in ALL respect. when i was in secondary school, i had a lot of richmen children who came from Lagos to my school. those parents didnt send their wards to those expensive schools not because dey couldnt afford it, but their own definition of value was different. many parents could afford to send their ward to study in Havard and it will not shake their finance. |


@belovedsamex, Bros why yu come copy my ansa naw