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BOOK-KEEPING OBJ:1BBBBACCADD11DBACBA CCDD21BDBBADCCDDMor e Loading....(1a)Public warehousing isowned and operated byprivate individuals who let itout to anybody for safekeepingof goods.(1c) bonded warehousing is aplace where goods whosecustom duties have not beenpaid are stored until the dutiesare settled.(1b)Private warehouse: it's agoods storage premise,perfectly delimited andindividualised in thedestination document, whereforeign goods remain undercustoms control withoutpaying duties and taxes causedby their import.(2a)The feasibility study is anevaluation and analysis of thepotential of a proposed projectwhich is based on extensiveinvestigat ion and research tosupport the process ofdecision making.(2bii) A cost benefit analysis ofa state agency?s proposedelectronic payment acceptanceand/or disbursement projectthat should demonstrate theeconomic feasibility.(2bi) Technical feasibility isattainability of a system usingcurrently existing technology.Technica l feasibility takes intoaccount whether the requiredtechnology is available or notand whether the requiredresources are available interms of manpower andequipment(3a.) The buying and selling ofgoods, especially ona large scale, as between citiesor nations(5a)a store-keeper is the headof a service department who isresponsible for a properstorage, protection and issueof all kinds of material(5b) To avoid over and under-stocking of materials.- To maintain systematicrecords of materials.-To protect materials fromlosses and damages.- To minimize the storage costsof materials(5ci) . Issuing purchaserequisition s to PurchaseDepartment as and whennecessity for materials instores arises.Ii). Receiving purchasedmaterials from the purchasedepartment and to confirmtheir quality and quantity withthe purchase order.iii) Storing and preservingmaterials at proper andconvenient places so that itemscould be easily located.iv). Storing the materials insuch a manner so as tominimise the occurrence ofrisks and to prevent losses dueto defective storage handling.V). Issuing materials to variousdepartments against materialrequisition slips dulyauthorized by the respectivedepartmen tal heads.Vi). Undertaking a propersystem of inventory control,taking up physical inventory ofall stores at periodical intervalsand also to maintain properrecords of inventory(6a) A centralized store is thatstore which receives materialsfor and issues them to alldepartments, divisions andproduction floors of thecompany.(6b) A decentralized store isthat type of store whichreceives materials for andissues them to only onedepartment and not to thewhole company[SHARE]

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(12a)Given, 5cos(x+8.5)-1=0C0s(x+8.5)^o=1/5cos(x+8.5)^o=0.2x+8.5^o=Cos^-1(0.2)x+8.5^o=78.46x=78.46-8.5x=69.96^ox=70(degree)(12bii)QR^2=(PR^2)+(PQ^2)-2PR*PCOS(RPQ)P^2=32^2+24^2-2(32)(24)COS45(DEGREE)P^2=1600-1536*0.7071P^2=1600-1086.1P^2=513.88P=sqrt(513.88)p=22.67kmDistance QR=22.67km(12biii)32/sin(tita)=22.67/sin45(deg),sin(tita)=0.9981tita=sin^-1(0.9981)tita=86(degree)(5)Pr(x)=0.5, Pr(X^1)=0.5Pr(Y^1)=0.3 , Pr(Y)=0.7(a)Pr(both contracts)=Pr(x)*Pr(Y)=0.5*0.7=0.35(b)Pr(exactly one of the contracts)=Pr(X)*Pr(Y^1)+Pr(X^1)*Pr(Y)=(0.5*0.3)+(0.5*0.7)=0.15+0.35=0.5(c)Pr(Neither of the contrasts)= pr(X^1)*Pr(Y^1)=0.5*0.3=0.15(4a)Area(A)= (tita/360*pieR^2) -(1/2R^2Sin(tita))504=((90/360)*22/7*r^2)-(1/2*r^2*sin90)504=(0.25*3.142*r^2)-(0.5r2)504= 0.7855r^2 - 0.5r^2504= 0.2855r^2r^2= 504/0.2855r^2=1765.32r=Sqrt(1765.32)r=42cm(4b)Drawthe diagram

(3a)Let p=1/x ,q=1/yp q=5 ---->equ(1)q-p=1 ---->equ(2)p q=5 ---->equ(1)p q=1 ---->equ(2)Add equ(1) and equ(2)2q=6 , q=6/2=3Substitle q=3 into equation(1)p q=5p 3=5P=5-3p=2Recall p=1/x , 2=1/x, x=1/2q=1/y, 3=1/y , y=1/3Therefore: x=1/2 , y=1/3(3b)Wherethe road is good72=x/0.75x=72*0.75x=54kmWhere the road is bad48=x/0.75x=48*0.75x=36kmNumber of kilometers of good surface is 54km(4a)Area(A)= (tita/360*pieR^2) -(1/2R^2Sin(tita))504=((90/360)*22/7*r^2)-(1/2*r^2*sin90)504=(0.25*3.142*r^2)-(0.5r2)504= 0.7855r^2 - 0.5r^2504= 0.2855r^2r^2= 504/0.2855r^2=1765.32r=Sqrt(1765.32)r=42cm(4b)Drawthe diagram:::KEEP REFRESHING THIS

(3a)occupational mobility of labour:it refers to freemovement of labour from one occupation, work placeand geographical area to another.(3b) -marriage-promotion-climate-bad management(3c)-Educational and training -PromotionQ4aCrop farming is the cultivation of plants for food, animalfoodstuffs, or other commercialuses.Q5ai .Number of Members : For a public limited companyminimum seven (7) and maximum number is limited bynumber of shares. And In private limited company minimumnumber of members is two (2) and maximum number ofmember is fifty (50).ii. Subscription of Shares and Debentures: Public limitedcompany can subscribe to public to sell its shares anddebentures. It can collect huge amount of capital from thepublic by selling shares. And Private limited company by itsArticles of Association cannot subscribe shares anddebentures to the public.iii. Commencement of Business:Public limited companycannot start its operation after registration. It requiresCertificate of Commencement to start its operation. AndPrivate limited company can start its operation after gettingCertificate of Incorporation (registration) from the registrarof Company.iv. Transferabilityof Shares: Public limited company cantransfer its shares easily. Shares are transferable. AndPrivate limited company cannottransfer its shares.Registration s are imposed on transfer of shares.v. Minimum Subscription: Public limited company cannot sell

NECO 2014 TIMETABLE
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time will be fixed by the Council) 4114
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(4) A climate is the average weather
condition of a place over a period of time
usually measured over a period of about
35years.
(4c) The temperature of a place decreases
by 6.5degree c through every 1000m
ascent i.e.
Sea level =40 degree c
6000m = 40 degree c - (6.5degree c*6)
(1a) To draw the map to a new scale from
1:50,000 to 1:25,000 means to enlarge
the map to twice its original size. I.e old
scale/new scale =50,000/25000=2
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(3a) Latitudes are angular distances
drawn along the earth surface dividing
the earth north and south of the equator.
They include the equator, tropics of
cancer and Capricorn, the arctic and
antarctic circles and the north and south
pole.
(3b)
(i) They are both measured in angles.
(ii) They both combine to determine the
exact position of places on the earth
(iii) They both contain great circles.
(3cii) The lines of latitudes are called
parallels while that of longitudes are
called meridians.
(3ciii) The lines of latitudes are used for
calculating distance while that of
longitudes are used for calculating local
time.
(3civ) The lines of latitudes run from west
to east while that of longitudes run from
north to south.
(3cv) The lines of latitude measure up to
180 degree while that of longitude
measure up to 360 degree.

(5a) Chemically formed sedimentary rocks
are precipitation from rock solutions.
(5b) sodium chloride, dolomite and
gypsum.
(5c) they are mainly important as salts
which includes table salts which is a
mineral component of food for man and
also chemical salts used in laboratory.

(1a) To draw the map to a new scale from 1:50,000 to 1:25,000
means to enlarge the map to twice its original size. I.e old
scale/new scale =50,000/25000=2
=============================
(3a) Latitudes are angular distances drawn along the earth
surface dividing the earth north and south of the equator. They
include the equator, tropics of cancer and Capricorn, the arctic
and antarctic circles and the north and south pole.
(3b)
(i) They are both measured in angles.
(ii) They both combine to determine the exact position of places
on the earth
(iii) They both contain great circles.
(3cii) The lines of latitudes are called parallels while that of
longitudes are called meridians.
(3ciii) The lines of latitudes are used for calculating distance
while that of longitudes are used for calculating local time.
(3civ) The lines of latitudes run from west to east while that of
longitudes run from north to south.
(3cv) The lines of latitude measure up to 180 degree while that
of longitude measure up to 360 degree.
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(4) A climate is the average weather condition of a place over a
period of time usually measured over a period of about 35years.

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8a i) Rotational Motion
I.The movement of the blades of a fan.
II.The motion of the wheel of a car.
(ii) Linear Motion
I.The motion of a boy from a point to
another
point on a straight line.
II.The motion of a ball on a straight
course.
(8b.)
AIM: To determine the density of an
irregularly
shaped solid
APPARATUS: An irregularly shaped solid, a
beam balance,a measuring cylinder,a price
of thread
PROCEDURE: Place the irregularly shaped
solid
on the beam balance and measured its
mass as
mkg and place the solid in the measuring
cylinder that contains water up to say
xm^3
with the aid of the thread.Record the
new volume of ym^3.