Okay, now my mighty collection of maths-bus questions with some
minor edits. (I don't expect those who have did to do again.)
1) A and B are two
trunk services. When A stops at a bus stop in Bishan St 22, B stops
at another bus stop directly opposite the bus stop A is at. Both A
and B terminates at Yio Chu Kang Term. Is the sum of service A and
B a SBST service?
2) X, Y and Z are
three trunk services. X is the smallest number and Z is the biggest
number. All of them terminates at Jurong East Int and they are SBST
trunk services. They do not ply into the city but they
ply out of the western region of Singapore. After you
have gotten the answer, take 100 away from X+Y+Z. The answer is now
called G. Is G a SMRT bus service or a SBST bus
service?
3) K is an SMRT
service and L is a SBST service. Find the product of K and L by
using the hints provided. Then divide the answer by 6 and then
minus 189. Now, the number is called BBC. What is 1 quarter of
BBC? Is the answer a SMRT bus service or a SBST bus
service?
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K and L
duplicate each other for more than 20 bus stops but does not
terminates at the same Int or Term.
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K was once an SBST
service.
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L has permanent KUBs
deployed and K has permanent OCs deployed.
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Both of them do not
use expressways.
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Imagine that
TIB1P is a permanent bus of K and SBS88H is a permanent bus of
L. Note that they will never cameo on other
services.
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TIB1P is at a bus
stop. Behind TIB1P, there is SBS88H at that bus stop too. Then,
TIB111A and SBS88H leave the bus stop. TIB111A turns right and head
to an Int in the eastern region and SBS88H turns left and head to
an Int in the western region.
4) P, Q and
R are three Jurong Industrial Services terminating at Boon Lay
Int. They only serve 1 MRT station. If P is 6 when added
until a single digit and Q has the most number of fare stages
of all, find half of R. Let’s name half of R,
ZAZ. Round off ZAZ to the nearest hundred. After rounding off, is
the number a service that terminates at Serangoon
Int?
5) J, K and L are
three trunk services that allow passengers to get into Changi
Village Term. After J and L leaves Changi Village Term, they only
meet each other at 4 particular bus stops. K has the most number of
fare stages but does not ply into the city. If L passes by Loyang
Point, what is the sum of J, K and L?
6) D, E, F and G
are four trunk services that terminate at Ang Mo Kio Int. All of
them ply into the eastern region of Singapore. D, F and G use the
same route to get out of Ang Mo Kio. Thus, D, F and G are separated
from E for a period of time. When E reaches Sims Ave East, D can be
found at the road too. If G is a looping service, what is the sum
of D, E, F and G? Is the sum a bus service
number?
7) M, N and O are
three trunk services that ply Jurong West Ave 5. N has the least
number of fare stages and M is 5 when added until a single digit.
What is the terminating point of O?
8) C, D and E are all premium
services to Fullerton Rd. When added together, the sum is 1672.
All of them serve different towns. Both C and E uses CTE to
reach Fullerton Rd. The towns they served also have at
least one CityShopper Services. The sum of C and D is 1103.
If E is the second largest SBST premium service number,
find the sum of C and E. Then minus D from the
sum. Is the answer a premium service
too? If yes, where does it ply?
9) H, I, J, K and
L are SBST premium services that serves the western region of
Singapore. The starting point of J is the furthest from the city
out of the five services while the starting point of H is the
nearest to the city out of the five services. K and L serves a same
road but different bus stops. The fares of H, I and L is $3.30
while the fares of J and K is $3.60. H is the smallest SBST premium
number. L passes by IMM Building while I passes by The Japanese
School. All of them starts at 08:00 except for I and J. What is the
sum of H, I, J, K and L?