A machine costs $10,000. It has an expected life of six years and has a residual value Of $400. Using the straight-line method, what is the depreciation per annum?
3. Question | Chemistry
A molecule of ethene can be described as all of these EXCEPT for:
4. Question | Biology
Cells become specialised to carry out different roles.This process is called:
5. Question | Integrated Science
When we sweat, we lose heat because:
6. Question | Physics
The specific heat capacity of a particular liquid is 3000 J kg-1 K-1. A large beaker containing
2 kg of the liquid has to be warmed from 25 ℃ to 35 ℃. A 100 W heater is used. If all the
thermal energy could be transferred to the liquid, how long would it take?
7. Question | Mathematics
Which of the following sets has a finite
number of members?
8. Question | Chemistry
Nitrogen fixation produces:
9. Question | Biology
Which one of the following is NOT a harmful effect of smoking?
10. Question | Chemistry
We can separate an insoluble solid from a liquid using:
11. Question | Principles Of Accounts
Mrs. Green is a dry goods merchant. Which of the following transactions would result in a debit to her Cash Account?
12. Question | Mathematics
Which of the following is the Highest Common Factor of 18, 24 and 36?
13. Question | Mathematics
A square has the same area as a rectangle with
sides of length 9 centimetres and 16 centimetres.
What is the length of the square?
14. Question | Mathematics
In the figure above,
AB || CD and ∠BAD = 32° . ∠APC =
15. Question | Principles Of Accounts
Which of the following is NOT recorded in the General Journal?
16. Question | Integrated Science
The point where two neurones connect is called:
17. Question | Physics
The lowest and the highest frequencies a typical young person′s ear can detect are
approximately:
18. Question | Chemistry
To work out the heat change in a reaction we need to know just three things, the mass, the temperature change and the:
19. Question | Chemistry
Acid soils can be neutralised by adding:
20. Question | Physics
Boiling and evaporation both involve a liquid turning into a vapour (i.e. a gas).The following
statements relate to water.Which one is NOT true?