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COACHING GEAS

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FREQUENCY RANGE

SHORTWAVE FREQUENCIES forINTERNATIONAL

BROADCASTING STATIONS

HUMAN EAR PICKSSOUNDS

SHORT WAVE

FREQUENCY RANGEAPPLICATION

FREQUENCY RANGE

5.59-26.1 kHzSHORTWAVE FREQUENCIES forINTERNATIONAL

BROADCASTING STATIONS

20-20000 HzHUMAN EAR PICKSSOUNDS

TX: xxx.250-xxx.475 MHzRX: 2100 MHz

SHORT WAVE

FREQUENCY RANGEAPPLICATION

pH

pH OF 8.5 IS

pH

MEASUREMENT OFACIDITY

ANSWERQUESTION

pH

ALKALINEpH OF 8.5 IS

pOSITIVE

HYDROGEN ION

pH

pHMEASUREMENT OFACIDITY

ANSWERQUESTION

LAWS

ECE in RADIO STATION

LOCAL EXCHANGECARRIER

RADIO

TELEPHONE

E-COMMERCE

LAWFUNCTION

LAWS

DO 88ECE in RADIO STATION

EO 109LOCAL EXCHANGECARRIER

RA 3846RADIO

RA 6849TELEPHONE

RA 8792E-COMMERCE

LAWFUNCTION

USED in DNA

USED in DIE-CAST

GALVANIZED STEEL ARESTEEL PRODUCTS COATED

WITH

CHIEF ORE of ZINC

ANSWERQUESTION

ZINC

ZINCUSED in DNA

ZINCUSED in DIE-CAST

ZINCGALVANIZED STEEL ARESTEEL PRODUCTS COATED

WITH

SPHALERITECHIEF ORE of ZINC

ANSWERQUESTION


2/18

WATTAGE

CLASS B-1 WITH 500W

MAX EFFECTIVE RADIATED POWERIN CEBUFO R CHANNELS 7-13

MAX POWER ALLOCATION FORAM IN METRO MANILA

MINIMUMCARRIER POWER OUTPUTOF STANDARD AMW HERE AN ECEIS

REQUIRED

WATTAGEAPPLICATION

WATTAGE

1000 WCLASS B-1 WITH 500W

1000 kWMAX EFFECTIVE RADIATED POWERIN CEBUFOR CHANNELS 7-13

50 kWMAX POWER ALLOCATION FORAM IN METRO MANILA

1 kWMINIMUMCARRIER POWER OUTPUTOF STANDARD AMW HERE AN ECE ISREQUIRED

WATTAGEAPPLICATION

TIME

COMMERCIAL LOADLIMIT IN METRO

MANILA

AM PRIMETIME

DAYTIME

TIMEAPPLICATION

TIME

15 MINUTES

for 1 hour program

COMMERCIAL LOADLIMIT IN METRO

MANILA

6 AM to 8 PMAM PRIMETIME

2200-1000 UTCDAYTIME

TIMEAPPLICATION

MONEY

PERFORMANCE BOND TOREGISTER AS VoIPSERVICE

PROVIDER

IN CONSTANT PERCENTAGEMETHOD, GROUP II

IN CONSTANT PERCENTAGEMETHOD, GROUP III

ECE RETAINERS FEE

ECE IN COURT

MONEYAPPLICATION

MONEY

P 5 MILLIONPERFORMANCE BOND TOREGISTER AS VoIPSERVICE

PROVIDER

8% or NOT less than P 6000IN CONSTANT PERCENTAGEMETHOD, GROUP II

6% or NOT less than P 3000IN CONSTANT PERCENTAGEMETHOD, GROUP III

P 1500ECE RETAINERS FEE

P 500ECE IN COURT

MONEYAPPLICATION

NUMBER

R.A. 9292 I.R.R.RESOLUTION NUMBER

EXPONENT OFAVOGADROS NUMBER

SI BASIC UNITS

FM BROADCAST

TRANSLATOR

NUMBERAPPLICATION

NUMBER

2R.A. 9292 I.R.R.RESOLUTION NUMBER

23EXPONENT OFAVOGADROS NUMBER

7SI BASIC UNITS

2FM BROADCAST

TRANSLATOR

NUMBERAPPLICATION

UNITS

MOMENT MASS ofINERTIA

IMPULSE

RADIATION

MOLAR MASSHEAT

DYNE

UNITAPPLICATION


3/18

UNITS

kg-m2MOMENT MASS ofINERTIA

N-sIMPULSE

BEQUERELRADIATION

g/moleMOLAR MASS

BTU, CALORIE, JOULEHEAT

gram-cm/s2DYNEUNITAPPLICATION

PIPLETS

NEUTRON

KELVIN IS NAMED AFTER

BOUYANCY

SCIENTIFIC METHOD

PARTS CAN BE DIVIDED

MODERN CHEMISTRYPIPLETWORK

PIPLETS

CHADWICKNEUTRON

THOMSONKELVIN IS NAMED AFTER

ARCHIMEDESBOUYANCY

GALILEOSCIENTIFIC METHOD

DEMOCRITUSPARTS CAN BE DIVIDED

LAVOISIEREMODERN CHEMISTRYPIPLETWORK

TEMPERATURE

FARENHEIT & CELSIUSARE EQUAL AT

ABSOLUTE TEMPERATURE inRANKINE SCALE

WATER is DENSEST

TEMPERATURECONDITION

TEMPERATURE

-40FARENHEIT & CELSIUSARE EQUAL AT

460 FABSOLUTE TEMPERATURE inRANKINE SCALE

277 KWATER is DENSEST

TEMPERATURECONDITION

FARADAY COOLINGCONSTANT

9.65 x 107 coul/kg

CONSTANT OF KEPLER

T2/R3

FINE FROM VIOLATING

RADIO THINGY

2 years

WITHIN HOW MANY YEARS AFTER THEEFFECTIVITY OF RA 9292 WILL THE

BOARD ISSUE CERTIFICATE OF

REGISTRATION WITHOUT EXAMINATIONTO APPLICANTS FOR REGISTEREDELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS?

5 years


4/18

MAX TERM OF THECERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITYISSUED BY NTC TO A CATV

OPERATOR

15 YEARS

NEWTONS FIRST LAW ISALSO KNOWN AS

LAW OF INERTIA

IT IS IMPOSSIBLE

SECOND LAW OFTHERMODYNAMICS

RATIO OF THE SQUARE OF THE TIMEREQUIRED BY A PLANET TO COMPLETEONE REVOLUTION ABOUT THE SUN TOTHE CUBE OF THE DISTANCE OF THE

PLANET TO THE SUN IS THE SAME FORALL PLANETS IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM

KEPLERS THIRD LAW ofplanetary motion

IF NO NET FORCE ACTS ON IT, ANOBJECT AT REST WILL REMAIN AT REST

AND AN OBJECT IN MOTION WILLREMAIN IN MOTION AT CONSTANT

VELOCITY

FIRST LAW of MOTION

THE NET FORCE ACTING ON AN OBJECTEQUALS THE PRODUCT OF THE MASS &THE ACCELERATION OF THE OBJECT.THE DIRECTION OF THE FORCE IS THESAME AS THAT OF THE ACCELERATION

SECOND LAW ofMOTION

WHEN AN OBJECT EXERTS A FORCE ONANOTHER OBJECT, THE SECONDOBJECT EXERTS ON THE FIRST A

FORCE OF THE SAME MAGNITUDE BUTIN OPPOSITE DIRECTION

THIRD LAW of MOTION

WHEN ONE OF THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTIONIS FIXED IN QUANTITY OR IS DIFFICULT TO

INCREASE, INCREASING THE OTHER FACTORS

OF PRODUCTION WILL RESULT IN A LESS THANPROPORTIONATE INCREASE IN OUTPUT

LAW of DIMINISHINGRETURN

EVERY POINT ON THE WAVEFRONT CANBE CONSIDERED AS A SOURCE OF

SECONDARY WAVELETS THAT SPREADOUT IN ALL DIRECTIONS WITH THEWAVE SPEED OF THE MEDIUM. THEWAVEFRONT AT ANY TIME IS THEENVELOPE OF THESE WAVELETS

HUYGENS PRINCIPLE


5/18

AT CONSTANTTEMPERATURE, THE VOLUME

OF GAS IS INVERSELYPROPORTIONAL TO THE

PRESSURE

BOYLES LAW

AT CONSTANT PRESSURE,THE VOLUME OF GAS ISPROPORTIONAL TO ITS

ABSOLUTE TEMPERATURE

CHARLES LAW

FIRST LAW OF HESSLAW

BORN-HABERS

SCIENTIFIC LAW

SUMMARIZES OBSERVED FACTS

STATES THAT FOR ANY 2 BODIES INTHERMAL EQUILIBRIUM, THE RATIOS OFEMISSIVE POWER TO ABSORPTIVITIES

ARE EQUAL

KIRCHOFFS LAW

1 CURIE = ___DISINTEGRATION per SECOND

3.7 x 1010

WAVELENGTH VISIBLE TO

HUMAN EYE

4000-7000

CONDUCTION GAP OF

GALLIUM ARSENIDE

1.43 eV

MOLECULAR MASS OF WITHDIFFUSION RATE OF AS

H2

8


6/18

GOOD TX/RX

40-8000 vib/s

1 slug = __ kg

14.6

MASS OF ELECTRON ATREST

9.109 x 10-31 kg

COEFFICIENT OFRESTITUTION FOR ELASTIC

COLLISION

ALWAYSEQUAT to 1

IN THE EQUATION,PV = nRT, R IS EQUAL TO

8317 J/kmol.K

CLASS B TX

ANTENNA HEIGHT

ERP

CLASS B TX

500 ftANTENNA HEIGHT

30 kWERP

SPECIFIC GRAVITY

MERCURY

SILICON

SPECIFIC GRAVITYELEMENT

SPECIFIC GRAVITY

13.6MERCURY

2.34SILICON

SPECIFIC GRAVITYELEMENT


7/18

CARBON, OXYGEN &HYDROGEN

CARBOHYDRATES

CARBON DIOXIDE IS NOTAN ___ COMPOUND

IONIC

MOST COMMON CRYSTALDEFECT

LINE DEFECT

NOT AN IONIC COMPOUND

C6H12O6

BREACH OF CONTRACT THATIS SERIOUS OR NOT SERIOUS

INNOMINATE TERM

OTHER NAME OF SPECIFICGRAVITY

RELATIVEDENSITY

STAINLESS STEEL

SOLVENT

SOLUTE

STAINLESS STEEL

IRONSOLVENT

CHROMIUMSOLUTE

MOST ABUNDANT METAL

ALUMINUM


8/18

ABUNDANT ELEMENTS ONEARTH

1.OXYGEN

2.SILICON

BRASS

COPPER+ZINC

BEST CONDUCTOR

SILVER

ELECTRON DOT SHOWS

NUMBER OF ELECTRONS INTHE OUTERMOST ENERGY

LEVEL

UNCOMBINED MOLECULESYIELD

ZERO OXIDATIONNUMBER

ATTRACTION OFMOLECULES

UNLIKE MOLECULES

LIKE MOLECULES

ATTRACTION OFMOLECULES

ADHESIONUNLIKE MOLECULES

COHESIONLIKE MOLECULES

ARTIFICIAL EXPENSE

AMORTIZATION

APPROVAL OF IRR RA 9292

AUGUST 31, 2007


9/18

AT 0C, SOUND TRAVELSFASTEST IN

GLASS

SUBLIMATION

SOLID to GAS

CONDENSATION

GAS to LIQUID

KEYSTONE INPROFESSIONAL CODE

INTEGRITY

LEADERSHIP FORPROFESSIONALS

FREE-REIN

WATER IS HARD WHEN

MIXED WITHDISSOLVED SALTS

COLOR OF CHLORINE

GREENISHYELLOW

UNIT CHARGE OF ALPHA

+2

HOW MANY TIMES ISNEUTRON HEAVIER THAN

ELECTRON?

1839


10/18

ATOM IS FROM GREEK WORDATOMOS MEANING

INDIVISIBLE

NAMING CHEMICALCOMPOUNDS

CHEMICALNOMENCLATURE

NITROGEN GROUP

VA

GROUPS 1-7A

REPRESENTATIVES

INTENSIVE PROPERTIES

TEMPERATURE

PRESSURE

DENSITY

NUMBER OF PROTONS

ATOMICNUMBER

HIGHER TO LOWER

ENERGY LEVEL

QUANTUM

SUCCESSIVE COMPRESSIONSFOLLOWED BY

RAREFACTIONS

MUSICAL TONE

LIQUID SOLUTION

AQUEOUSSOLUTION


11/18

DECREASES THECONDUCTIVITY OF COPPER

ADDING IMPURITIES &ALLOYING COMPONENTS

ACID IN CAR BATTERIES

SULFURIC ACID

NYLON

POLYMIDE

PERFECT ABSORBER &REFLECTOR

BLACKBODY

UNIT OF INTENSITY OF A L IGHTSOURCE IN TERMS OF A

BLACKBODY RADIATION ATFREEZING PLATINUM

CANDLE

MOMENT OF INERTIA ISDEPENDENT ON

MASS

AXIS OF ROTATION

SIZE & SHAPE

A DIATONIC SCALE MADE

OF 5 ADDED HALF TONES

CHROMATICSCALE

MEASURE OF DISORDER

ENTROPY

HIGH RISK

HIGH PROBABILITYOF OCCURENCE


12/18

CIVIL WRONG COMMITTED BYONE PERSON CAUSING DAMAGETO ANOTHER PERSON OF HIS

PROPERTY, EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING OR REPUTATION

TORT

A VAPOR THAT IS NOTABOUT TO CONDENSE

SUPERHEATEDvapor

A NON-PERFORMANCE THAT RESULTSIN THE INJURED PARTY RECEIVINGSOMETHING SUBSTANTIALLY LESS

THAN OR DIFFERENT FROM WHAT THECONTRACT IS INTENDED

MATERIAL BREACH

ANOTHER TERM FORMODULUS OF RIGIDITY

SHEAR MODULUS

RATIO OF SHEAR STRESSTO SHEAR STRAIN

MODULUS OF RIGIDITY

RATIO OF TENSILE STRESSTO TENSILE STRAIN

YOUNGS MODULUS

INVERSE OF BULK

MODULUS

COMPRESSIBILTY

ABILITY OF FLOW OR NOT

TO FLOW

VISCOSITY

THE TENDENCY TO MIX

MISCIBILITY


13/18

THE LENGTH OF TIME FORTHE CUMULATIVE NETANNUAL PROFIT TO EQUALTHE INITIAL INVESTMENT

PAYBACK

METHOD OF DETERMININGWHEN THE VALUE OF ONEALTERNATIVE BECOMESEQUAL TO THE VALUE OF

ANOTHER

BREAK-EVEN

PAYMENTS ARE MADE AT THEEND OF EACH PERIODSTARTING FROM THE FIRST

PERIOD

ORDINARYANNUITY

PAYMENTS ARE MADE AT THEBEGINNING OF EACH PERIODSTARTING FROM THE FIRST

PERIOD

ANNUITY DUE

RATIO OF THERMALCONDUCTIVITY TO ELECTRIC

CONDUCTIVITY

WIEDEMANN-FRANZ

USED FOR THE FAILURE OFLENS TO FORM A SHARP &

DISTINCT IMAGE OF A WHITEOBJECT

SPHERICALABBERATION

IMAGE THAT PASSES

THROUGH THE LENS

REAL

IMAGE THAT COMES FROM

THE LENS

VIRTUAL

RATIO OF IMAGE HEIGHT

TO OBJECT HEIGHT

LINEARMAGNIFICATION


14/18

FUNDAMENTAL OBLIGATIONUNDER THE CONTRACTWHICH GOES TO THE ROOT

OF THE CONTRACT

CONDITION

PROCESS OF PRODUCING, FORMINGOR FABRICATING ELECTRONIC

EQUIPMENT &/OR RELATEDCOMPONENTS, PARTS, DEVICES &

ACCESSORIES

MANUFACTURING

ACT OF GIVING ADVICE & INFO TO THECLIENT IN THE AREA OF ECE & ITS

RELATED FIELDS IN LINE WITHCURRENT INTERNATIONALLY

ACCEPTED STANDARDS & PRACTICES

ENGINEERINGCONSULTATION

STATEMENT OF FACT BY ONEPARTY TO THE OTHER

BEFORE THE CONTRACT ISMADE

REPRESENTATION

FOUNDATION OF ETHICS

HONESTY

JUSTICE

COURTESY

ESTIMATE THE EXPECTED PROJECTCOMPLETION DATES & THE

PROBABILITY THAT THE PROJECT WILLBE COMPLETED BY A SPECIFIC DATE

GANTT CHART

PERT

CPM

MEASURES LUMINOUS

INTENSITY

PHOTOMETER

INSTANCE WHERE INCIDENTANGLE IS GREATER THAN

CRITICAL ANGLE

TOTAL REFLECTION

COST SPENT ON CERTAINNATURAL RESOURCES SUCH

AS MINES & OIL WELLS

DEPLETIONCOST


15/18

TO BEND A STRIP OFSTEEL

ELASTICITY ofFLEXION

WORKERS ARE LEFT ALONEBUT THE LEADER STILL

SUPERVISES

LAISSEZ-FAIRE

TEMPERATURE ABOVE WHICHGAS CANT BE LIQUEFIED BYAN INCREASE IN PRESSURE

CRITICALtemperature

REACTION BETWEEN AN ACID& A BASE FORMING SALT &

WATER

NEUTRALIZATION

ELEMENT WITH BLACK COLOR& EMITS A PURPLE GAS

IODINE

THE DISTINCT PATTERN IN SPACEWHICH THE ATOMS OF METAL

ARRANGE THEMSELVES WHEN THEYCOMBINE TO PRODUCE A SUBSTANCE

OF RECOGNIZABLE SIZE

SPACE-LATTICE

REPEATING STRUCTURE OFAN ATOM FOR A SOLID

CRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE

UNIT CELL

CLOSENESS OF AGREEING

INDIVIDUAL MEASUREMENTS

PRECISION

MASS ACCELERATED AT THERATE OF 1 ft/s2 WHEN ACTED

ON BY A FORCE OF 1 lb

SLUG


16/18

MAX DISPLACEMENT OF AN OBJECTUNDERGOING HARMONIC MOTION ON

EITHER SIDE OF ITS EQUILIBRIUMPOSITION

AMPLITUDE

AN OSCILLATORY MOTION THATOCCURS WHENEVER A RESTORING

FORCE ACTS ON A BODY IN THEOPPOSITE DIRECTION TO ITS

DISPLACEMENT FROM ITS EQUILIBRIUMPOSITION, WITH THE MAGNITUDE OF

THE RESTORING FORCEPROPORTIONAL TO THE MAGNITUDE OF

THE DISPLACEMENT

SIMPLEHARMONIC

MOTION

FRICTION REDUCES THEAMPLITUDE IN A

DAMPED harmonic oscillator

ELIMINATION OFELECTROLYTES

ELECTROLYSIS

RATIO OF SPEED OF LIGHT TOSPEED IN A PARTICULAR

MEDIUM

INDEX of REFRACTION

BUILDING BLOCKS FORENGINEERING MATERIALS

ATOMS

MEASURE OF RIGIDITY

MODULUS ofELASTICITY

FORCE WHICH BINDS THEPROTONS & NEUTRONS

TOGETHER IN THE NUCLEUSOF AN ATOM

EXCHANGE FORCE

What refers to the process by which aheavy nucleus splits up into two lighter

nuclei?

FISSION


17/18

COMBINATION OF 2NUCLEI

FUSION

USED FORCHROMATOGRAPHY WITH

GREEN EXTRACT

WATER

ITU RADIO REGULATIONSFREQUENCY ALLOCATION

FOR THE PHILIPPINES

REGION 3

FIRST SYMBOL FOR SSBFC

H

USED FOR FUSION

NUCLEAR REACTOR

HCL

POLAR COVALENT BOND

GATHERING OF DATA

FROM CONTROLLED

EXPERIMENT

ELEVATION/DEPRESSION OF

A FLUID IN A SMALL TUBE

CAPILLARITY

CONSTANT EMISSIVITYREGARDLESS OF

WAVELENGTH

GRAY BODY


18/18

CATENARY

y = coshx

TWISTING

ELASTICITY ofTORSION

ELECTROSTATIC UNIT OFPOTENTIAL DIFFERENCE

STATVOLT

TELEPHONE NETWORKWITH OTHER SERVICES

PUBLIC SWITCHED DATA NETWORK

ANSWERS ONLY NYAHA S TA TCO ULOM B B ER NO ULL I GIBB HUNDSMULTIPLICITY LEGITIMATEPOWER FUNCTIONAL AUTHORITY SURFACETENSION ELASTIC LIMIT VOLT CURIE P OLY PR OTIC E LE CTRO N CLO UD A STIG MA TIS M FOCUS CY CLOTRO N FLO ATATIO N DISTILLATION THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY SPECIFIC HEAT SPECIFIC HUMIDITY RELATIVEHUMIDITY ABSOLUTEHUMIDITY INTERMEDIATEPLANNING HEATOFVAPORIZATION

STOICHIOMISTRY INTRINSIC/EXTRINSICREWARDS R EA L/ ID EA L PHYSICIST'SATOMICWEIGHT S PI N NU MB ER Y IELD S TR EN GTH U NDA M PE D V AN D ER WA ALS B ALLI STIC S PER IO D CRITICAL POINT EM IS SI ON CY CL E A ZA MA T DIAMAGNETISM ELECTRIFICATION A PTITUD E TE ST A CC EP TA N CE 100 ms S EN SI BLE H EA T C EN TE R MA S S D IS TO RTIO N ULTIMATERAPTURE D IFFUS IO N FOOT-CANDLEMETER

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