Explanation

(a) Paul wrote to the Corinthians to counter the wrong teaching imparted to them. In the first place, he reminded them about his early teaching on the subject which they accepted and hoped would give them justification and salvation if they continued in true faith in Christ. Paul told them that he delivered the doctrine of resurrection to them as he received it; that Jesus died for their sins, was buried and has risen on the third day according to the scriptures. As proofs of his resurrection, he appeared to his disciples including Peter, James and five hundred others. Lastly, he appeared to him Paul, the least of the apostles, being a persecutor of the church. He wondered why some unbelievers should deny the resurrection of Christ if there were such abundant and clear evidence to prove it.

Paul averred that Jesus could not have been raised if there was no resurrection and, if he was not raised, then his preachings and those of others would have been in vain. This means that preachers would be guilty of deception and misrepresentation of God. These would render their faith useless and make them remain in sins. If Jesus did not resurrect, then the dead in Christ remain perished and those who are still alive with faith in Christ stand to be pitied. But the fact remains that Christ has been raised from the dead and has become the first fruit among those who have fallen asleep. Paul stated further that death first came through the first Adam, so also life after death has come to man through Jesus Christ. God has put every thing under Christ's authority and through his grace, Christians are assured of life eternal.

(b) The significance of resurrection of Jesus to Christians are:

(i) Victory over death has been won for the children of God by Jesus.

(ii) Death for a Christian is only the gate-way to eternal life in the kingdom of God for all believers.

(iii) By raising Jesus from the dead, God has shown the world that Jesus is His son.

Correct Answer: A. x² - x - 6

Correct Answer: B. shift in the demand curve

Explanation

A normal good is a good that experiences an increase in its demand due to a rise in consumers' income. In other words, if there's an increase in wages, demand for normal goods increases while conversely, a wage decline leads to a reduction in demand. From the above option, B is correct. A shift in the demand curve happens when other determinants of demand apart from price cause demand to change

Correct Answer: C. a revision of the Richards Constitution

Explanation

It, among other things not listed here except the correct option, sought the establishment of a legislative house in each of the four British colonial territories.

Correct Answer: A)

\(Mg_{(s)}/Mg^{2+}_{(aq)} || Cu^{2+}_{(aq)}/Cu_{(s)}\)

Explanation

In an electrochemical cell, there are two half-cells: the anode and the cathode. The anode is the site of oxidation (loss of electrons) and the cathode is the site of reduction (gain of electrons). In this case, the overall reaction is:

\(Mg_{(s)} + Cu^{2+}_{(aq)} \rightarrow Mg^{2+}_{(aq)} + Cu_{(s)}\)

To identify the anode and cathode, we need to look at the oxidation and reduction processes happening in the reaction:

Oxidation: \(Mg_{(s)} \rightarrow Mg^{2+}_{(aq)} + 2e^-\) (Anode)

Reduction: \(Cu^{2+}_{(aq)} + 2e^- \rightarrow Cu_{(s)}\) (Cathode)

In a symbolic representation of an electrochemical cell, the anode (oxidation) is placed on the left side and the cathode (reduction) is placed on the right side. The half-cells are separated by a double vertical line (||) which represents the salt bridge that allows the flow of ions between the two half-cells. The solid (s) and aqueous (aq) species are separated by a single vertical line (/).

So the correct symbolic representation of the cell is:

Mg(s)/Mg²⁺_(aq) || Cu²⁺_(aq)/Cu(s) (Option A)

Correct Answer: B. 8 A

Explanation

(a) Marine Insurance; is the type of insurance that covers possible losses in respect of ships and goods against the perils of the sea. In foreign trade all goods carried by sea including ships must be covered by marine insurance. Marine insurance policies include Hull, Time , Voyage and Cargo. etc.

(b) Accident Insurance; makes provision for compensation against injuries or hazards which may be due to a person or group of persons. It includes personal accidents, employees liability, accident to properties.

(c) Group Insurance Policy; is taken to cover a number of people instead of issuing each person with a separate policy. This type of insurance can also be taken to cover a group of workers in a company. For instance, if a football team is covered by a group insurance, each will be compensated.

(d) Export Credit Guarantee insurance; is normally taken to cover exporters against the risk of incurring bad debts as a result of selling goods to customers overseas. It also covers risks arising from exchange restrictions and diversion of voyage leading to loss of goods.

(e) Fire Insurance policies; cover all types of risks occasioned by fire to the property during the period covered by the policy. Losses caused by fire may involve a complete loss of the building, factories, shops, etc.

Correct Answer: A. amount of fresh water supplied by tributaries

Correct Answer: D. inbreeding

Correct Answer: A. chlorophyll