Correct Answer: A. X₃N

Explanation

To find the formula of the nitride of element X, let's determine the valencies of the two elements based on their atomic numbers:

1. Element X:

- Atomic number = 11

- Electronic configuration = 2, 8, 1

- It has 1 valence electron, so it loses 1 electron to achieve a stable octet, forming an ion with a charge of +1 (X^+).

- Valency of X = 1

2. Nitrogen (N):

- Atomic number = 7

- Electronic configuration = 2, 5

- It needs 3 electrons to complete its octet, forming a nitride ion with a charge of -3 (N^{3-}).

- Valency of N = 3

By applying the criss-cross method for their valencies:

- X has valency 1

- N has valency 3

The formula formed is X_3N.

Correct Answer: A. X₃N

Correct Answer: B) Philip

Explanation

This question is asking us to identify the deacon among the seven deacons who was an evangelist and had four daughters who prophesied. The options are Stephen, Philip, Barnabas, and Nicholas.

The correct answer to this question is option B, Philip.

Philip was one of the seven deacons chosen by the apostles to serve the early Christian community. He was also an evangelist who preached the gospel and performed miracles. In Acts 8:5-8, Philip went to Samaria and preached Christ to the people there, and many believed and were baptized. He also cast out unclean spirits and healed the sick.

Furthermore, Acts 21:8-9 tells us that Philip had four daughters who prophesied. This means that they were able to receive messages from God and communicate them to others. This shows that God can use anyone, regardless of gender, to share His message with others.

In conclusion, Philip was the deacon among the seven deacons who was an evangelist and had four daughters who prophesied. It is important to note that as Christians, we are all called to share the gospel and use our gifts to serve God and others.

Correct Answer: B. an increase in chemical reactivity

Correct Answer: B. the brook kidron

Correct Answer: D. \(\frac{15}{4}\)

Explanation

\(\left(\frac{16}{81}\right)^{-\frac{3}{4}}\times \sqrt{\frac{100}{81}}\\

\frac{1}{\left(\sqrt[4]{\frac{16}{81}}\right)^3}\times \frac{10}{9}=\frac{1}{\left(\frac{2}{3}\right)^3}\times\frac{10}{9}\\

=\frac{27}{8}\times \frac{10}{9}=\frac{15}{4}\)

Correct Answer: C.⁹/₄₁

Explanation

*Khul? (Arabic: ???‎), also calledkhula, is a procedure through which a woman can divorce her husband inIslam, by returning thedower (mahr) or something else that she received from her husband, as agreed by the spouses or Qadi’s (court) decree.[1] Based on traditionalfiqh, and referenced in the Qur'an and hadith, khul' allows a woman to initiate a divorce.

*Faskh-e-Nikah is the dissolution of a marriage by an Islamic Court (in a Muslim country) or a Shariah Council (in the UK) when the wife wants to proceed with divorce but the husband unreasonably refuses to grant the Talaq.

*mubara-ah The dissolution of a marriage facilitated by a monetary payment. Also, a form of divorce in which the wife comes before a judge and forsakes all her financial rights in return for divorce. The financial rights may include the dowry she has already received from her husband and the delayed dowry that she would have expected at the time of his death or if he divorced her. It could also include part of the financial support he gave her during their marriage as well as financial compensation over and above what she has received from him.

*In theli'an oath, the husband denies paternity of his wife's child. The wife is given an opportunity to take an oath denying infidelity, and if she does so and the husband persists in his accusation, the marriage is dissolved by a judge and the couple can never remarry.

Explanation

Possible solutions to each of the following problems agricultural development in Nigeria are:

(a) Poor Transportation: (i) Construction of new feeder roads to up the rural areas. (ii) Construction of water ways to link up up the riverine areas. (iii) Construction of railways connect rural areas to the urban centres. (iv) Provision motor vehicles, boats and trains to facilitate the evacuation of farm products. (v) Reduction in transportation cost to make such affordable to the rural farmers. (vi) Regular supply of fuel availability of fuel. (vii) Rehabilitation of existing damaged roads. (viii) Construction of bridges and culverts. (ix) U of beast of burden. (x) Availability of spare parts at affordable prices. (ix) Provision of loans/credit facilities to farmers (xii) Provision of seaports and airports. (xiii) Training manpower to maintain and repair vehicles and roads.

(b) Inadequate farm inputs: (i) Availability of fertilizers. (ii) Establishment of seed services for the production a distribution of improved seed to farmers. (iii) Provision of pesticides to farmers at affordable price for plant protection (iv) Provision of day-old chicks and other young starting stock. (v) Provision of feeds. (vi) Provision of drugs a vaccines to livestock farmers. (vii) Establishment of tractor hiring unit at affordable cost to farmers. (viii) Distribution of farm inputs to farmers at appropriate time by the agro-service centres. (ix) Provision of subsidies to assist farm oi their purchase of input.

(c) Crude tools: (i) Local fabrication of farm machinery and equipment should be encouraged to make farm implements suitable for local conditions available for farmers. (ii) Introduction and utilization of modern farm machines and implements. (iii) Establishment of tractor hiring units to make the machine readily available poor farmers who cannot afford to purchase the expensive farm machines. (iv) Training of skilled man-power in the maintenance, repair and operation of sophisticated farm machines. (v) Provision of subsidies to enable farmers purchase modern equipment/tools maintenance (vi) Provision of loans or credit facilities to farmers.

(d) Inadequate storage facilities: (i) Provision of silos in the rural areas for storage of grains by government. (ii) Farmers should be encouraged to construct provision cribs, barns, and rhumbus for proper storage of farm produce after harvesting. (iii) Provision of cold stores for perishable and livestock products. (iv) Provision of processing facilities such as corn mill, cassava grater rice mill and oil palm press to facilitate processing of farm produce after harvesting so as to enhance storage. (v) provision of storage chemicals such as fumigants. (vi) provision of loans/credit facilities to farmers (vii) Education on usage of modern farm tools and techniques.

Correct Answer: D. hygrometer

Explanation

(b)

(i) Types of Registers in the Control Unit - Memory Data Register (MDR) Current Instruction Register (CIR) -Sequence Control Register (SCR)

(ii) Types of Registers in the Microprocessor. -Temporary register - Permanent register - Program counter register - Address register - Instruction register -Index register - Stack Pointer Register (SPR) Condition code register - Accumulator register - Interrupt control register - Flag register.