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(3bi) (i) Temperature (ii) Length of the wire (iii) Cross sectional area of the wire (iv) Resistivity of the material used to make the wire (3bii) Given; Lost volts(Vl)=3v I=2A Lost volts=Ir Where r is the internal resistance of the cell ==> r=V/I=3/2 ==>r=1.5ohms

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WAEC GCE PHYSICS NUMBER SEVEN (PICK THREE) (i) Brownian motion (ii) Atomic spectra (iii) Radioactive decay (iv) Diffraction pattern

WAEC GCE PHYSICS (5) GIVEN; G=6.67×10^-11Nm²/kg² Mearth=5.97×10^24 Kg V=3Km/s=3000m/s Velocity of a satellite at parking orbit is given as V=√(GM/r) Make r the subject, we have r=GM/V² substitute == > r=(6.67×10^-11 × 5.97×10^24)/3000 ==>r=1.327×10^11m(3d.p)

WAEC GCE PHYSICS (2) (i) Endoscopy (for internal examination of the body). (ii) Laser surgeries (e.g., removing tumors or correcting vision). (iii) Transmission of images for diagnostic purposes.

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*NECO GCE ECONOMICS* *NUMBER THREE* (3a) A financial institution is an organization that facilitates the flow of funds within the economy by providing financial services such as deposits, loans, investments, and currency exchange. Examples include banks, insurance companies, credit unions, and investment firms. (3b) (PICK ANY FIVE) (i) Issuance of Currency: The central bank is responsible for printing and issuing the national currency, ensuring a stable and controlled supply of money in the economy. (ii) Monetary Policy Implementation: It regulates money supply and interest rates to achieve economic objectives such as controlling inflation, stabilizing the currency, and promoting economic growth. (iii) Lender of Last Resort: The central bank provides financial support to commercial banks and other financial institutions facing liquidity crises to maintain financial stability. (iv) Foreign Exchange Management: It manages the country’s foreign exchange reserves and exchange rate policies to stabilize the value of the national currency against foreign currencies. (v) Regulation and Supervision of Banks: The central bank ensures that commercial banks and financial institutions operate within legal and regulatory frameworks to maintain public confidence in the banking system. (vi) Government’s Banker: It serves as a banker to the government by managing public debt, maintaining government accounts, and financing deficits through loans or monetary instruments.

NECO GCE ECONOMICS (1) GIVEN; Qd=80-8p Qs=50+7p (1a) At equilibrium, Qd=Qs ==>80-8p=50+7p ==>30=15p ==>p=2 So the equilibrium price is N2 The equilibrium quantity can be calculated as follows From Qd=80-8p We have that Qe=80-(8×2)=80-16=64 So the equilibrium quantity is 64 (1b) Fixed price=N6 Qd=80-(6×8)=80-48=32 Qs=50+(7×6)=92 Excess supply=Qs-Qd ==>Excess supply=92-32=60 (1c) (i) Price (ii) Cost of production (iii) Technology (iv) Government policies

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*WAEC GCE GEOGRAPHY* (7a) (PICK ANY THREE) (i)Sandstone (ii)Shale (iii)Conglomerate (iv)Breccia (v)Siltstone (vi)Mudstone (vii)Claystone (viii)Loess (7b) Mechanically formed sedimentary rocks are created from the accumulation, compaction, and cementation of sediments that are transported by physical processes such as wind, water, ice, or gravity. These sediments originate from the weathering and erosion of pre-existing rocks and are deposited in layers in environments like rivers, lakes, deserts, and oceans. (7c) (PICK ANY THREE) (i)Rocks like granite and limestone are used in building and construction. (ii)Minerals in rocks are used in industries for manufacturing products like cement and glass. (iii)Weathered rocks provide the basis for soil development. (iv)Rocks are used in monuments, sculptures, and jewelry. (v)Rocks contain fossil fuels like coal and oil that is good energy resources for mankind

*WAEC GCE GEOGRAPHY PRACTICAL* *NUMBER SIX* (6a) (PICK ANY THREE) (i) Rain (ii) Snow (iii) Sleet (iv) Hail (v) Drizzle (vi) Freezing rain (6b) =CHARACTERISTICS= (i) Common in tropical regions and during summer in temperate zones. (ii) Occurs in the afternoon when the sun's heat is strongest. (iii) Often associated with towering cumulonimbus clouds. (iv) Accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds. =MODE OF FORMATION= (i) The sun heats the Earth's surface, causing the air near the ground to warm up. (ii) Warm air becomes lighter and rises rapidly into the atmosphere. (iii) As it rises, the air expands and cools due to decreasing pressure. (iv) Cooling causes the air to reach its dew point, leading to condensation of water vapor into tiny droplets. (v) These droplets combine to form clouds, and continued rising leads to the formation of cumulonimbus clouds. (vi) When the droplets in the clouds become heavy enough, they fall to the ground as precipitation, often as heavy rainfall.

*NECO GCE MARKETING* *NUMBER FOUR* (4a) An organizational market refers to the sector of the economy consisting of individuals and companies that purchase goods and services for purposes other than personal consumption. These purchases are typically made for use in production, resale, or the provision of services. (4b) (i) Product Promotion: Merchandising plays a crucial role in promoting products at the point of sale. This includes activities like creating attractive displays, using signage, and offering samples to entice customers. (ii) Inventory Management: Effective merchandising involves managing stock levels to ensure that popular products are readily available while minimizing excess inventory. This helps in maintaining a balance between supply and demand. (iii) Customer Engagement: Merchandising techniques, such as interactive displays or in-store demonstrations, engage customers and enhance their shopping experience, which can lead to increased sales. (iv) Brand Positioning: Merchandising helps in establishing a brand's identity by using consistent visual elements, packaging, and promotional materials that resonate with the target audience, thereby enhancing brand recognition and loyalty.