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1. .
a. Using a calculator or otherwise
1 4
2
ii. 2 5 2 1 4 3 34
3
2 5 4 15
4
b. ..
i. 250 72.5 $18128
ii. $30000 72.5 413.793 250 $163.793
2. .
a. .
i. 4
ii. 2
b. .
i. 4 x 5
ii. 16 ab
15 4 x 2 3x 1
c. 13 10 x
x 1.3
d. Factorize
i. 6a 2b 3 12a 4 b 6a 2b b 2 2a 2
ii. 2 m 2 9 m 5 m 5 2 m 1
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3. .
a. T = 105 students
b. ..
i. Angles for each sector
Career Calculation Angle
Lawyer 240 80
360
1080
Teacher 63
Doctor 35
Artist 72
Salesperson 110
4. .
a. .
i. Draw Venn diagram
M N
I
ii. {15, 21, 25}
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5. See diagram
a. .
i. RS = 6 m
ii. X = 4 m
b. Perimeter of the floor is 40 m
c. Area is 74 m2
d. 50 0.2 250 pieces of board
6. See diagram
i. .
ii. Calculations
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12
a. HJ 19.2m
tan 32
JK HK HJ
b. 12 12
JK 4.3
tan 27 tan 32
6b Transformations
2
I. P maps unto Q using a translation T
7
II. Part ii is shown on the diagram
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7. Coordinate geometry
a. Using y mx c
i. c 7
7
ii. 3.5
2
iii. M (1,3.5)
y 3.5 x 7
b. Using y mx c y 3.5 x 7 ;
k 3.5(2) 7 0
c. Point of intersection of both lines can be found by using simultaneous equations
y 3.5 x 7
this gives the solution 3.6, 5.6
y x2
8. Stamp question
b. Stamp combinations
i. To use as many $4 stamps as possible , to make $25.70 we need one $250
stamp and one $1.20 stamp in the mix, so the combination will be five $4
stamps, one $2.50 stamp, one $1.20 stamp and one $1.00 stamp
ii. If she uses all her $1.00 stamps, she will still need the $2.50 and $1.20 so she
can get the 70 cents in the $25.70; One possibility is to use all $1.00 stamps,
one $2.50 stamp, one $1.20 stamp and four $4.00 stamps
c. How many stamps
i. 17 stamps
ii. six $1.00 stamps, six $1.20 stamps, five $2.50 stamps
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To find the rate of cooling, draw the tangent at the point shown t = 30 and estimate the gradient. The
answer should be around 0.60C/minute
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10. .
y 4 x 27
a. Simultaneous non-linear equations xy x 40
solutions 2,19 5, 7
b. Linear programming
i. Checking the feasible region
a. (10,5) is outside the feasible region so that combination is not possible
b. (6,6) is possible since it is inside the region
ii. Inequalities defining the region
a. y2
b. y 2x
4
c. y 12 x
5
iii. ..
a. Profit function P 3x 5 y
P 3x 5 y
b. Minimum profit
use(1, 2) $13
angle POS
ii. RPQ = 380. OPQ is a right angle, so subtract OPR = 520 from 900
b. Circle measure
2 r 360 14.5
i. 14.5 980
360 2 3.14 8.5
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1 8.5 8.5 Sin98
ii. A abSinC 35.8cm2
2 2
iv. Length of major arc = circumference minor arc 53.38 - 14.5 = 38.88
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b. Calculate
i. RST 101
0
56sin101
ii. Use the sine rule sin RTS RTS 47.10
75
iii. The bearing of R from T is 260.1
0
c. Add to diagram
i. Draw TX
ii. Calculate TX
13. Vectors
a. Copy and complete the diagram
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b. Complete drawing
i. BN shown on the diagram
PM PA AM
AB AO OB 1
ii. , PA a , 1 b a 3b a
AB b a 3 PM a
3 2 6
MN MB AB
c. To prove collinearity we need MN, b a 3b a , note that PM and MN
MN b
2 2
have the same component vector and share the point M, so the points P, M, N are
collinear
BN 2b a
1 6 4
d. BN 2
2 2 2
4
2
22 20
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2 0 4 1
X ,Y
5 1 3 7
a.
8 1
X 2 Y
2 8
3 2 I
b. will map Q back to Q
1 1
c. Triangle DEF
i. Enlargement
a. The scale factor k 1.5
b. E I (3,10.5), F I (12, 6)
0 1
ii. Clockwise rotation matrix for 900 is
1 0
iii. DIIEIIFII coordinates D II ( 18, 7.5), E II ( 10.5, 3), F II ( 6,12)
3
0
2
iv. maps DEF to DIIEIIFII
3 0
2
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