WAEC 2017 MATH SYMBOL FOR SUBSCRIBER

WAEC 2017 MATH SYMBOL FOR SUBSCRIBER

MATHS SYMBOLS
(1) / means division or divide
Examples:
2/2 means 2/2
2 whole no 3/4 means 2¾
M=wp+(1/3)yp^2 means m=wp + ¾y 2
(2) Log means logarithm
Example: (8) Log5 (base 8) means Log8 5
(3) * means multiplication
Example: 2*2 means 2×2
(4) ^ means Raise to power
Examples:
3^(-1) means 3 -1
5^(2) means 5 2
30cm^(-2) means 30cm -2
(5) Tita means θ
Example: Tan tita means tan θ
(6) Pie means π
Example: Pie R sqr h means πr 2 h
(7) Base means subscript
Example: 2 Base 3 means A 3
(8) Sqr root means √
Examples:
√3-√6+2√3 means Root 3-root6+2root 3
√(¾) means sqr root(3/4)
(9) bar means a dash on top a number of letter
Example: X bar means x̅
(10) —(1) means equation 1
(11) Proportional means ∝
Example: R is proportional to 3/4rut m means R
∝ ¾
(12) Alpha means α
(13) Beta means β
(14) Gamma means γ
(15) cube root means ∛
(16) Mu means μ
(17) Rho means ρ
(18) Delta means δ
(19) Sigma means σ
(20) Tau means τ
(21) Ohm means Ω
(22) Lamda means λ
(23) Omega means ω
(24) Intersection means ∩
Example: B intersection C means B∩C
(25) Union means U
Example: B union C means BUC
(26) Factorial means !
(27) complements in sets means ‘
(28) (aq),(g),(l),(s) is used in chemistry to show
the state
of matter in equations
(29) Equivalent to means ≡
(30) Not equal to means ≠
(31) Quotation means “ ”
(32) Less or equal to means ≤
(33) Greater or equal to ≥
Example: (3/4)>=(1/2) means ¾ ≥ ½
(34) Plus or minus (or +-) means ±
Example: (3/4)<=(1/2) means ¾ ≤ ½
(35) Element of means ∈
Example: 2 belongs to X or 2 is a member of X
means 2∈X
(36) Percent or percentage means %
(37) Degrees Fahrenheit means ℉
(38) Degrees Celsius means ℃
(39) Universal set means ξ or U
(40) Null or empty set means ∅ or {}
(41) (42) 2.S.F means 2 significant figures
(43) P=(2,3) means P={2,3} in sets
(44) Propotional to means ∝
(45) Therefore means ∴
(46) KNO(3)(s) means KNO3 (s)
(47) NaCl=> Na^(+) + Cl^(-) means NaCl → Na+
+ Cl-
(48) Summation means Ʃ
(49) Parallel lines means ǁ
(50) Perpendicular lines means ˩
(51) Reversible equation means ↔
(52) Infinity means ∞
(53) Approximately means ~
(57) Approximately equal to ≅
Other Symbols
(1) File means ɸ
(2) Δ means Change or Triangle
(3) slope or differentiation means dy/dx or ∂y/
∂x or δy/δx
or Δy/Δx
(4) Parenthesis means …
(5) Naira means ₦
(6) Integral means ∫
(7) Almost equal to means ≈
(8) For all means ∀
(9) There exist means ∃
(10) Epsilon means ε
(11) Vertical dots means ⁞
Tables, Radiativity Diagrams
Table1
A table of this would be computer as follows
X:1,2,3,4
FX:4,6,8,10
F(X-Xbar):10,8,6,4
Table2
A table like this would be computed as follows
Particulars: maintenance,salaries &wages,
Purchase of
Drugs, total
Amount: 2500,1000,2000,5500
Logarithm Table
Tabulate
No:92.63, Log:1.9667
No: 2.914, Log: 0.4645
2.4312
Antilog = 269.9
Therefore 92.63*2.914=2.4312
Radiativity Diagram
means
(238)U(92)=>(234)Th(90) + (4)He(2)
This is computed as follows
(1)(-b± sqr rut(b^2-4ac))/2a
(2)Sqr root ((2Qh)/100)
(3)Xbar=Efx/ef
(4)Summation (n=1 to infinity )P(n)
(5)S.D= Sqr Rut ((Ef|x-xbar|^2))/Ef
(6)R is proportional to1/ sqr root

WAEC Approves New Examination For Private Candidates As From 2018

WAEC Approves New Examination For Private Candidates As From 2018

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has said it had approved the commencement of an additional diet in its examination for the private candidates every year.

Announcing the approval at a news conference in Lagos on Thursday, the council’s Registrar, Iyi Uwadiae, said the move was in connection with the growing concerns among stakeholders over what they perceived as discrimination or denial of equal opportunity to private candidates.

“WAEC conducts its West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) twice every year, in May/June for school candidates and in November/December for private candidates.

“The council also conducts various national examinations in the member countries except Nigeria.

“Now, the school candidates who wish to retake the examination usually have the opportunity of doing so with the private candidates’ examination.

“With this development, there has been a wave of agitation, criticisms and appeal across the sub-region for the council to ameliorate the agony of long waiting experience by private candidates who desire another attempt at WASSCE,’’ he said.

Mr. Uwadiae added that the situation was often cited as being responsible for the level of desperation sometimes exhibited by the perpetrators of malpractice at the private candidates’ examination centres.

“The council, after painstakingly considering all ramifications of the matter, has finally given approval for the national offices to begin the conduct of one additional diet each year of WASSCE for private candidates.’’

NAN quoted him as saying that the modalities for the take-off of the examination were already being worked out and the examination could begin in February/March of 2018.

“I must be quick to point out that though the council has given the nod, the conduct of the additional diet may not take off in all the member countries immediately or at the same time.

“But let me also assure stakeholders in Nigeria that the Nigeria national office has indicated its willingness and readiness to blaze the trail by making the examination available to Nigerians in 2018.

“Details of the scheduled dates, available subjects, location of centres and their information would be provided by the Head of Nigeria national office at the appropriate time,’’ Uwadiae said.

Waec 2017 civic/education essay & obj may/jun answer available

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1a)
interpersonal relationship is a strong, deep, or close association or acquaintance between two or more people that may range in duration from brief to enduring.
1b)
i)Patience: This is the ability to be calm and not be quick to provocation.
ii)Honesty: This is the quality of being truthful and upright in your dealing with others.
iii)Tolerance: It is the ability to accept others the way they are. Always remember that no two people can be exactly the same.
iv) Make others feel important. Show to them how you care.
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3a)
A responsible parenthood is simply defined as the “will” and ability of parents to respect and do the needs and aspirations of the family and children.
3b)
i)Teaching morality.
Good citizens need to be people who act according to moral principles. Rather than being selfish or trying to deceive each other, they ought to deal in a kind and upright way with each other. Part of a parent’s responsibility is ensuring that they bring up the next generation of citizens properly.
ii)Teaching social interactions.
Being polite, making friends, and reaching out to others are all important things in society. Parents can teach children to be comfortable when socializing from an early age.
iii)Budgeting and finances.
In order to keep the economy of a given society going, the citizens need to have good control of their finances. Parents can help to get their children into good financial habits early on.
iv)Showing children the ropes.
A responsible parent will teach their child how to move in society: how to pay for things in shops and get the correct change, for example, or how to take public transport.
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4)
i) To work in collaboration with other agencies or bodies that may ensure elimination and prevention of the root causes of the problem of traffic in any person;
ii)To strengthen and enhance effective legal means for international cooperation in criminal matters for suppressing the international activities of traffic in person;
iii)To strengthen cooperation between the Attorney-General of the Federation, Nigeria Police, Nigeria Immigration Services, Nigeria Customs Services, Nigeria Prison Services, Welfare Officials and all other agencies in the eradication of traffic in person;
iv)To take charge, supervise, control and coordinate the rehabilitation of trafficked persons;
v)To investigate and prosecute traffickers.
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7a)
constitution is a set of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is governed.

7b)
-The Legislative Arm This is the law creating section of state, known as the Parliament, and also the citizens of Western Australia choose its
members.
-The Executive Arm This is the law administering (carrying-out) section of state, known as the executive, and its members are drawn from the members of parliament whose party has the bulk of seats within the assembly.
-The Judicial Arm The third arm of the central government is a self-governing judiciary. The
Judiciary interprets the laws, utilising as a basis the laws as enacted and instructive statements created within the assembly during the enactment.

7c)
A political party is a group of people who come together to contest elections and hold power in the government

7d)
Free press refer to: Freedom of the press, legal protections for public communications media.

7e)
The armed forces of a country are its government-sponsored defense, fighting forces, and organizations

7f)
Civil society is the “aggregate of non-governmental organizations and institutions that manifest interests and will of citizens”.
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Waec 2017 Literature In English (prose) & obj may/june answer available

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6. The use of irony in the text is called situational irony. Bigger has always regarded every white person as his mortal enemy and as fake will have it,a white friend is brought his way. To him, Every white person is a symbol of oppression. On the contrary. Many Dalton is friend to bigger but bigger is ready to exhibit his disdain for white folks as the same feelings is felt towards Jan too. On the other hand, many and jam (the two I white lovers ) shows him love and friendliness which makes him ashamed of himself. Both lovers are closing so at the rock of disapproval from their own folks. The two parties are actually operating in total ignorance of the other hand situation , a condition brought about by years of unhealthy extreme opinion of the other .

It is ironical that jam,whom bigger tried blame his murder of Mary on, would later take step to free the some bigger of culpability in the crime. He is the one who brings max to Bigger to act as his counsel during his arraignment.

Another ironic situation is noticed with the respect of bigger is freedom. While restricted to a cell in prison , he feels free where as outside he feell 4)

In Kufi, wives were accused of killing their husbands because of the belief that someone had to be responsible for every death. They also suspected feathered creatures like birds as they were usually linked to witchcraft

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5)

i ) Blindness
In the ancient Greek drama , Oedipus the
tragic hero is convinced he can overcome the
Oracle 's
predication that he will unwittingly kill his father
and
marry his mother . He blinds himself in a fit of
rage after
the prophecy is fulfilled .
ii) Hubris
Is the word given to the excessive pride exhibited
by the
tragic hero in
ancient Greek drama , which brings about his
downfall . It is
hubris that ultimately causes Bigger' s death. Filled
with
excitement after committing the
seemingly ultimate crime- killing and decapitating a
white
woman - Bigger puts aside his doubts and his
instinctual
desire to run and save himself and repeatedly
returns to
the scene of the crime, the Dalton house .
‬: 3)
Ajumobi was a brave and powerful hunter who enjoyed boasting
of his prowess as a successful hunter.
In his lifetime, he was firm and had absolute control of his household.
Ajumobi was a happy and lively man.
Like most men in Kufi, he liked
drinking palmwine in the company of
friends. He was quite ambitious. Prior
to his death, he planned to renovate his house and even take a second
wife. Yaremi loved her husband
greatly and in spite of their many
squabbles in his lifetime, she missed
his affection and companionship.
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Waec 2017 Geography Obj and Theory – May/June answer available

NOTE THAT SUBSCRIBERS GETS THE ANSWERS FIRST BEFORE ITS BEEN UPDATED HERE..

ALWAYS SUBSCRIBE IF YOU NEED FAST AND EARLY RUNZ

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4)

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5)

CLICK HERE FOR NO.5 DIAGRAM

1ai)

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY

-Advanced technology has has helped in the provision of more efficient farming equipment like tractors,planters to increase the food production

-It has also led to the development of chemicals such as insecticides,pesticides to control pests and diseases

-New crop varieties and animal breeds with early maturity and high yied have been developed

1aii)

IMPROVED MEDICAL CARE

-It has promoted excess births over deaths

-It has a good knowledge of the causes of infections and diseases and how to prevent them has lead to increase in population

-Better sanitation which has helped to check outbreak and spread of diseases has led to population increase

1b)

-Relief: Jara is located in lowland with deep volcanic and alluvial plains which favours the cultivation of crops and habitations

-Favourable climate: This area has moderate temperate and abundant rainfall throughout the year and is supported by irrigation for the cultivation of crops

-Fertile soil: Jara is blessed with rich volcanic alluvial soils which favours the growth of many crops

-Intensive agriculture:The soil is intensively and continously cultivated because of its fertility for the growth of rice and other crops

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2ai)

URBAN:

-Industrial function

-Commercial function

-Administrative function

RURAL:

-Agricultural function

-Lumbering function

-Fishing function

2b)

-Provision of food:Urban areas depend on rural areas for food stuffs

-Unskilled labour supply:Unskilled labour supply usually come from rural to urban industries

-Medicinal herbs:Medicinal herbs and roots are usually bought from rural to urban areas for phamaceuticals

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3a)

i)lack skilled workers and use unskilled workers intensively.

ii)Developing nations are highly dependent on the advanced or developed nations.

iii)Poor funding of industries.

iv)Most of their Raw materials are farm produce.

v)They manufacture goods to meet their immediate needs not for export

3b)

i)Raw Materials: The significance of raw materials in manufacturing industry is so fundamental that it needs no emphasising. Indeed, the location of industrial enterprises is sometimes determined simply by location of the raw materials.

ii)Power: Regular supply of power is a pre-requisite for the localisation of industries. Coal, mineral oil and hydro-electricity are the three important conventional sources of power. Most of the industries tend to concentrate at the source of power.

iii)Labour: No one can deny that the prior existence of a labour force is attractive to industry unless there are strong reasons to the contrary.

Labour supply is important in two respects;

(a) workers in large numbers are often required

(b) people with skill or technical

iv)Transport: by land or water is necessary for the assembly of raw materials and for the marketing of the finished products.

v)Market: The entire process of manufacturing is useless until the finished goods reach the market. Nearness to market is essential for quick disposal of manufactured goods. It helps in reducing the transport cost and enables the consumer to get things at cheaper rates.

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4a)

DRAW A MAP

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MAP DESCRIPTION

-fadama plain

-river sokoto

-cross river

4b)

i)presence of unique landforms

ii)presence of unique historical and religious centres

iii)unique environmental condidtion

iv)presence of natural and artificial lake

4c)

i)unstable political factors and government policies

ii)inadequate maintenance of tourist centre

iii)high rate of crime rate in the country

iv)outspread of diseases

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5a)

DRAW THE GRAPH

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5b)

Movement of goods and services

-Movement of people

-Development of tourism

-Opening up new lands and areas

-Generation of revenue

5c)

-It is very costly to build and maintain railways

-Railway transport is relatively slow in some other areas

-Railway network is generally poor

Waec 2017 Practical Specimens===============================

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IA- Winged termiteB- MaggotC- Adult butterfly with open wings
D- Caterpillar
E- Grasshopper
F- Carrot with leaves attached
G- Irish potatoH- Adult mosquitoJ- Adult cockroachGroup II
K- EuphorbiaL-
CrabM- Cat fishN -Periwinkle in its shell
P- Shell of a land snailGROUP
IIIQ- HouseflyR- EarthwormS- Cross section of unripe mango fruitT- Cross section of tomato fruitNB: Specimen K,L,M,N,P are peculiar to candidates in Ghana only and should not be provided to for candidate in Nigeria, Sierra Leoneand The Gambia==========================
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AGRICULTURE SPECIMENSA: sandy soilB: loamy soilC: clayey soilD: graniteE: NPK 15
: 15 (labelled)F: wood ash (unsieved)G: limestone (labelled)H: cow dungI: wheelbarrawJ; fileK: palm oilL: cotton lintM: liverflukeN: tickO: featherP: apid (live/preserved,diagram,photograph)Q:
cowpea seedsR:
coconut fruitS: tridaxT: chickenU: tilapia fish=============================
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CHEMISTRY SPECIMENSA. One burrete of 50cm³ capacityB. One pipette, either 20cm³ or 25cm³
. All candidate at one center must use pipettes of thesame volume. These should be clean and free from greaseC. The usual apparatus for titrationD.
The usual apparatus and reagents for qualitative work including the following with all reagents appropriately labelledI) red and blue litmus paperIi) aqueous ammoniaIii) dilute hydrochloric acidIv) dilute sodium hydroxide solutionV) barium chloride solutionVi) dilute trioxinitrate (V) acidVii) silver trioxonitrate (V) solutionViii) lime waterE. Glass rodF. Filtration apparatusG.
SpatulaH.
Two boiling tubesI. Four test tubesJ. Methyl orange indicatorK. Wash bottle containing distilled/deionized waterL. Mathematical table/calculator..=======================
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PHYSICS SPECIMENSQuestion1Two Retort stand;Two metre rule;Pieces of thread;Stop watch.
Question2Beaker(0500cm^3);Water;Measuring cylinder(250cm^3);
Thermometer(0200°C);Stirrer;Tripod stand with wire gauze;Bunsen burner/ source of heart;Stop watch/clock;Table salt/common salt 50g
Note: The table salt should be available in 10g × 5 places for each candidate. Otherwise, am electronic balance should be providedQuestion3Two dry cells of 1.5v each;
Plug key;Potentiometer;Ammeter(05 A);Voltmeter(05 v) ;Jockey;Small bulb(Torch light);Ten connecting wire.I

*WASSCE MAY/JUNE 2017 TIMETABLE*====================

===================Wednesday, 22nd March, 2017Animal Husbandry (Essay) 2:00pm – 4:00pmAnimal Husbandry (Objective) 4:00pm – 5:00pm====================

Friday, 24th March, 2017Further Mathematics (Elective)2 (Essay) 9:30am – 12:00pmFurther Mathematics (Elective)1 (Objective) 3:30pm – 5:00pm====================

Friday, 31st March, 2017Data Processing 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.30amData Processing 1 (Objective) 11.30am – 12.20am====================

Monday, 3rd April, 2017Physics 3 (Practical Alternative A) 09.30am – 12.15pm====================

Wednesday, 5th April, 2017Literature-In-English 2 (Prose) 09.30am – 10.45amLiterature-In-English 1 (Objective) 10.45am – 11.45amGeography 2 (Essay) 2.00pm – 4.00pmGeography 1(Objective) 4.00 pm. – 5.00pm====================

Thursday, 6th April, 2017Hausa 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.30amHausa 1 (Objective) 11.30am – 12.30amIgbo 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.30amIgbo 1 (Objective) 11.30am – 12.30amYoruba 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.30amYoruba 1 (Objective) 11.30am – 12.30amCivic Education 2 (Essay) 2.00pm. – 4.00pmCivic Education 1 (Objective) 4.00pm – 5.00pm====================

Monday, 10th April, 2017Physics 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.00amPhysics 1 (Objective) 11.00am – 12.15pmGeography 3(Practical and Physical Geography) 2.00am-3.50pm====================

Tuesday, 11th April, 2017Chemistry 3 (Practical Alternative A) 09.30am – 11.30am====================

Wednesday, 12th April, 2017Government 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.30amGovernment 1 (Objective) 11.30am – 12.30amComputer Studies 2 (Essay) 3:00pm – 4:00pmComputer Studies 2 (Objective) 4:00pm – 5:00pm====================

Thursday, 13th April, 2017English Language 2(Essay) 09.30am – 11.30amEnglish Language 1 (Objective) 11.30am – 12.30amEnglish Language 3 (Test of Orals) 3.00pm – 3.45pm====================

Tuesday, 18th April, 2017Christian Religious Studies 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.30amChristian Religious Studies 1 (Objective) 11.30am – 12.30amIslamic Studies 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.30amIslamic Studies 1 (Objective) 11.30am – 12.30amChemistry 2 (Essay) 2.00pm. – 4.00pmChemistry 1 (Objective) 4.00pm – 5.00pm====================

Wednesday, 19thApril, 2017Financial Accounting 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 12.00amFinancial Accounting 1 (Objective) 12.00am –1.00pmBiology 2 (Essay) 2.00pm. – 3.40pmBiology 1 (Objective) 3.40pm – 4.30pm====================

Thursday, 20th April, 2017 –
General Mathematics (Core) 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 12.00pmGeneral Mathematics (Core) 1 (Objective) 3.00pm – 4.30pm====================

Friday, 21stApril, 2017Agricultural Science 3 (Practical) 09.30am – 11.00am====================

Monday, 24th April, 2017Economics 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.30amEconomics 1 (Objective) 11.30am – 12.30pm====================

Wednesday, 26th April, 2017Biology 3 (Practical Alternative A) 09.30am – 11:30pmLiterature-In-English 3(Drama & Poetry)2.00pm –4.30pm====================

Thursday, 27th April, 2017 computer Studies 3 (Practical) 09.30am – 11.30am (1st Set)Computer Studies 3 (Practical) 12.00pm – 2.00pm (2ndSet)====================

Friday, 28th April, 2017Agricultural Science 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.40amAgricultural Science 1 (Objective) 11.40am – 12.30pm====================

Tuesday, 2nd May, 2017Bookkeeping 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.20amBookkeeping 1 (Objective) 11.20am – 12.00pmStore Keeping 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.20amStore Keeping 1 (Objective) 11.20am – 12.00pmTourism 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.20amTourism 1 (Objective) 11.20am – 12.00pmMining 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.20amMining 1 (Objective) 11.20am – 12.00pmOffice Practice 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.20amOffice Practice 1 (Objective) 11.20am – 12.00pm====================

Wednesday, 3rd May, 2017Commerce 2 (Essay) 2.00pm. – 4.00pmCommerce 1 (Objective) 4.00pm – 4.50pm====================

Thursday, 4th May, 2017Animal Husbandry (Alternative A) 3 (Practical)9.30am – 11.30am====================

Friday, 5th May, 2017Marketing 2 (Essay) 09.30am – 11.30amMarketing 1 (Objective) 11.30am – 12.20am====================