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PEICAI SECONDARY SCHOOL

SECONDARY 2 EXPRESS
END.OF.YEAR EXAMINATION 2018

CANDIDATE
NAME

CLASS REGISTER NUMBER

MATHEMATICS 4048t01
Paper 1 9 October 2018
t hours 30 minutes
Candidates answer on Question Paper

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Write your register number, class and name on all the work you hand in
Write in dark blue or black pen.
You may use an HB pencil for any diagrams or graphs.
Do not use staples, paper clips, glue or correction fluid.

Answer all questions.

lf working is needed for any question it must be shown with the answer.
Omission of essential working will result in loss of marks.
The use of an approved scientific calculator is expected, where appropriate.
lf the degree of accuracy is not specified in the question, and if the answer is not exact, give
the answer to three significant figures. Give answers in degrees to one decimal place.
Fot r, use either your calculator value or 3.142, unless the question requires the answer in
terms of z.

At the end of the examination, fasten all your work securely together.
The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part question.
The total number of marks for this paper is 60.

For Examiner's Use

ANnotations ACcuracv Units

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Deducted
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Setter: Mrs Ho Thuk Lan

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2

Mathematical Formulae

Compound Interest

r
Total Amount = P l+
100 I
Mensuration

Curved surface areaofa cone= ftrl

Surface area ofa sphere = 4itr2
I
Volume of a cone : Lttr2h
3

Volume of a sphere = t fir-

3

Area of trian gle ABC: labsinC

2

Arc length : r0 , where 0 is in radians

Sector area= Lr'T,where d is in radians

2

Trigonometry i

ab c
sinl sin ,B sin C
a'=b'+cz -ZbccosA
r.l?,

Statistics

Zfx
Mean=
* t,

il
Standarddeviation =
WH
I

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Answer all questions

I (a) Simplify 7(3x-2)+4.

Answer (a) ..... ....tlI

(b) Factorise 9x-3ry.

Answer (b) tll

2 Factorise completely 5pm+l\qr-25pr-3qm

Answer 121

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7x _3(4-2x)
3 Simplify
25

Answet' l2l

4 Lai Peng bought a watch for $138.

She sold it for a profit of 140% of the cost price.
Calculate the selling price.

f
Answer $ l2l

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5 4, 9, 14, 19,24

(a) Find an algebraic expression for the nth term in the sequence.

Answer l1l
(b) Showthat 649 is aterm in the sequence.

Answer

t1l

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6 i
,
.l

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6 The digram shows a sketch of the side view of a house.

Using a scale factor of iI , draw the reduction of the sketch in the grid below.

a-/
a-/
a-/ - -
-/ \
\-

,{

::
ii
"t

t21

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7 y is inversely proportional to (x + 2) .
(a) lt is given thaty : 4 when x : 3, find the formula connectingy and x.

Answer 12)

O) Hence frnd the value of x wheny: 5.

Answer x= tll

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8 Written as a product of its prime factors, 360 =23 x 32 x5 .

(a) Write 108 as the product of its prime factors.

Answer t1l

(b) Find the lowest common multiple of 108 and 360.

Give your answer as the product of its prirne factors.

Answer .........tl1

(c) Find the smallest integer k such that 360fr is a cube number

Answer k=.,...,.,... tll

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9 Mr Koh is using a ladder which is 6m long.

He puts it against a wall so that the bottom of the ladder is 1.1m from the wall.

6m

+- 1.1m -+ Diagram not drawn to scale

The safe working angle for a ladder is between 74o to 77" to the horizontal.

Is the ladder in a safe position for Mr Koh to use?

Show your working on which you base your decision.

Answer

t3l

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10 A box contains 22pens, n of which are red, (n - 1) are blue and the rest are green.
t:
A pen is chosen at random from the box.
(a) Write down, in terms of n, the probability that the pen is green.

Answer tzl

I
(b) If the probability of choosing a green pen is find the number of blue pens.
,,

Ansu,er l2l

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11

ll (a) On the grid, draw and label the line of

(i) y *2x=8, t1l
(ii) 3y = x+3. tll
(b) Hence, solve the simultaneous equations

Y +2x=8,
3Y=x+3'
v

) 0
5 4 3 I I 4

Answer x=. tll

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12

12 The stem-and-leaf diagram shows the heights, in cm, of a group of students. i

9 1 ) 5 68
l0 0 0 4 5 8 9

.) ,)
u 7 6 7

t2 0 I

l3 5 9

Key 13 5 Represents 135 cm

For the heights, find

(a) the modal height,

Answer cm []
(b) the range,

Answer cm []
(c) the median height,

Answer cm [1]

(d) the mean height.

Answer cm [2]
i,,

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13

l3 (a) Miss Loh has a map drawn to a scale l: 150 000.

The distance on the map between Changi international airport and the city
centre is 5.5 cm.
Calculate the actual distance, in kilometres, between Change international
airport and the city.

Answer km [2]

(b) Changi intemal airport covers an area of 15 km2.

Calculate the area, in square centimehes, covered by the airport on the
map.

Answer cm'131

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14 The diagram shows a regular hexagon, PQRSTLI, and three of the sides, WP, PU and
W, of a second regular polygon.
Angle TUV and angle QPW are right angles.

R
W

Find
(a) angle PW,

(b) the interior angle of the second regular polygon,

t,:
Answer " [21
)

(c) the number of sides in the second regular polygon.

.i,

Answer t3l

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15 The diagram shows a toblerone box whose cross-section is an equilateral triangle.

AB = AC = BC = 21 cm and AD: 30 cm.
30 cm
Calculate the
tJ
(a) height ofthe equilateral triangle,
o
a

Answer .....cm [2]

(b) volume of the toblerone box,

Answer cm' 12)

(c) volume of one bar of toblerone chocolate,

Answer cm' tll

(d) total surflace area ofthe toblerone box

Answer cm' l2l

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t6 The diagram shows a candle in the shape of a cylinder. 6cm

The candle has a diarneter of 6 cm and a height of 13 cm.

(a) Calculate the volume of the candle.

Leave your answer in terms of zr.
13 cm

Answer cm' 121

The cylindrical candle is melted and made into the shape of a sphere.

(b) Find the radius of the sphere.

Answer ..cm [2]

The diagram shows the plan view of a box holding four of the spherical candles.
The box is in the shape of a cuboid and the candles just fit into the box.

(c) Calculate the volume of the empty space in the box.

Answer cm' t3I

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PEICAI
PEIGAI SECONDARY SGHOOL
SEGONDARY 2 EXPRESS
END.OF.YEAR EXAMINATION 201 8

CAND!DATE
NAME

CLASS REGISTER NUMBER

MATHEMATICS 4048102
Paper2 10 October 2018
2 hours
Candidates answer on Question Paper

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Write your register number, class and name on allthe work you hand in.
Write in dark blue or black pen.
You may use an HB pencil for any diagrams or graphs.
Do not use staples, paper clips, glue or correction fluid.

Answer all questions.

lf working is needed for any question it must be shown with the answer.
Omission of essential working will result in loss of marks.
The use of an approved scientific calculator is expected, where appropriate.
lf the degree of accuracy is not specified in the question, and if the answer is not exact,
give the answer to three significant figures. Give answers in degrees to one decimal place.
Fot r, use either your calculator value or 3.142, unless the question requires the answer in
terms of n.

At the end of the examination, fasten all your work securely together.
The number of marks is given in brackets [] at the end of each question or part question
The total number of marks for this paper is 80.

For Examiner's Use

ANnotations ACcuracy Units

Marks
Deducted
3 1 1

This document consists of 9 printed pages & I blank page.

Setter: Mr Mohd Sharizan

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Mathematical Formulae

Compound Interest

Total Amount = P l+r

100 )

Mensuration

Curved surface area ofa cone= firl

Surface area ofa sphere = 4/rr2

I
Volumeofacone = lrr2h
3

Volume of a sphere : ;4 7Tr-?

Area of trian gle ABC: ]absinC

2

Arc length : r0 , where 0 is in radians

Sector area: g is in radians

lr",where
Trigonometry

ab c
sin,4 sin8 sinC
a2 =b2 +c2 -ZbccosA

Statistics

M""n: IF
Zf

standard deviation :
ff:H

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Answer all questions.

1 (a) Solve the lnequallty

.. x-l < x+3
t2)
- 24
(b) Express as a single fraction in its simplest form +--U--
x+3 (x+3)' 12)

27y3 .3y222
(c) Simpli$ lzl
824

(d) Solve the equation ,+3 = !. t21

x

2 (a) It is given that y- =+*2' .

9x-z
(i) Findy whenx =2andz=3, tll
(ii) Express x in terms of y and z. t3l

(b) Simplifr
,
4xz -16
t3l

3 In the diagram below, triangle ABC is similar to triangle EDC.

Given thatAB = 9 cm, AC:8 cm and 9cm

A B
CE=4cm,find
(a) the length of DE, t?l
(b) the ratio of DC: DB. l2l
8

C
4cm

D E

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4 W x

156 m

Z Y
133 m

I/I. M is the
The diagram shows a park WXYZ on a horizontal ground, crossed by a path
midpointof WY. WZ:l56m,ZY= l33m andXW=XY. IWY =90o, ZWY=90"
and IWXY = 58o .

(a) Show that I,YYZ = 110.6o, corect to 1 decimal place t3l

(b) Find (i) W, 12)

(iD xr. L2)

(c) The price of the land is $55 000 per hectare.

:
Given that t hectare 10 000 square metres, calculate the cost of the park. t4]

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5 The container belolv consists of a hollow cone of height i cm glued to a hollow

hemispherical base of radius 6 cm.

lt

hcm

6cm

(a) Express the volume of the container in terms of h andn . 121

The volume of the entire container is 504zr crn3.

(b) Show that the value of h is 30. t3l
(c) Find the external curved surface area of the cone. giving your answer to the
nearest square centimeters. l2l
(d) Initially the container is completely filled with water, but the rvater leaks from
the container at a constant rate of 0.3 litres per second. Calculate the time taken,
I
in seconds, to empty the container of water. litre 1000 : cm]] [3]

6 A six-faced fair die was thrown 16 times. The table shows the number of times that each
possible score occuned.

Score I 2 J 4 5 6

Frequency 2 x 1 3 v 2

(a) Show thatx * y =8 .

tll
(b) If the mean score is 3.375, show that 2x+5y --25. t3l

(c) Using (a) and (b), find the values of x and y . t3l

(d) Calculate (i) the mode, tll :j!

(ii) the median 12)

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7 A ball is thrown from the top of a building. Its vertical height, 11m, above the ground at
time, / seconds, during the flight is given by the formula H = 90 +l5t - 5P.

I
H

lir;
I

(a) Find the height of the building. 12)

(b) Find the value of t when the ball is again at the same level as the top of the
building. 12)

(c) (i) Factorise completely 90 +lst - 5P. tll

(ii) Hence find the time of flight of the ball. tll
(d) Some of the corresponding values of H and, in the equation H = 90 +llt - 5f
are given in the table below.

t 0 I 2 J 4 5 6

H 90 100 100 x 70 40 0

(i) Find the value of x. tll

(iD Using a scale of 2 cm to represent I unit, draw a horizontal x-axis for
0 < t < 6. Using a scale of 1 cm to represent l0 units, draw a vertical
y-axis for 0 S H < 740. On your axes, plot the points given in the table
and join them with a smooth curve. I3l
(iD Using the graph in part (dxi), what is the maximum height the ball
can reach above the ground? tl]

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Day I Day 2 Day 3

John leamed to stack plastic cubes in his play centre. On day l, he fonned a
rectangular block with 6 plastic cubes. On day 2, he enlarged his rectangular block
by adding plastic cubes to the previous day's block as shown in the diagram above,
and likervise after day 3.

Day No. of plastic cubes. N No. of plastic cubes added,l

1 lx2x3=6 6
2 2x 4xS =40 34
3x 6x 7 =L26 86

.f,
^

(a) Find the number of

(i) plastic cubes on day 5, t2l
(ii) plastlc cubes added in the rectangular block on day 5. l2l
(b) Give a single reason why 1253 could not appear in column l. It:l

(c) Find.r in tenns of y'y'. t2l

(d) What is the total number of plastic cubes that Andy rvill be stacking by 28 days? [2]

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9 John is plaruring a weekly exercise routine. He has read the following health advice

Time: For best results, aim to achieve 150 minutes of moderate-intensity or 75

minutes of vigorous-intensity aerobic activity each week.

I minuteof vigorous-intensity aerobic activity:2 minutes of moderate-intensity

aerobic activity, e.g20 minutes ofjogging : 40 minutes of brisk walking.

He plans to go for four brisk walks each week. The map shows his planned route
around a park near his home.

Scale: I : 15000

Key:-
!,*en trq*.q-a* John's route
i*'""* 3'oo.,o [r*. f,*rrx
I*"", I,a*" t*- Y#,
t&Ea
l*r." I'"1.* d*o*
'i. r:

,/:

-- I

(a) Find the actual length of John's route in km. t2)

(b) John plans to do brisk walking at a speed of 5.5 km/h.

Does John meet the weekly time target recommended in the health advice
if he plans to brisk walk at that speed? Show how you decide. 12)

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(c) To use more calories during an activity, John decides to jog the same route tfuee
times a week instead of walking. John weighs 80 kg and he estimates that he can
jog at a speed of 9.7 km/h. He finds the following information on the internet.

Activity Time (15 min) Time (60 min)

Brisk walking 85 Cal 340 Cal

Jogging 102 Cal 408 Cal

Running 153 Cal 612Cal

John thinks if he jogs as compared to brisk walking, he will use more than
double the amount of calories.

Is John correct?
Justifo your decision with calculations. t6l

t
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PEICAI SECONDARY SGHOOL

SEGONDARY 2 EXPRESS
END.OF.YEAR EXAMINATION 2018

CANDIDATE
NAME

CLASS
III REGISTER NUMBER

MATHEMATICS 4048101
Paper 1 9 October 20,l8
rs 30 minutes
Candidates answer on Question Paper

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Write your register number, class and name all
Write in dark blue or black pen.
You may use an HB pencilfor o
Do not use staples, paper cli id.

Answer all questions.

lf working is be
Omission of
The of appropriate.
lf the the answer is not exact, give
if
the degrees to one decimal place
For n, u o unless the question requires the answer in
terms of n Lt{
At the end all your work securely together
The number brackets [] at the end of each question or part question
The total number for this paper is 60.

For Examiner's Use

ANnotations ACcuracy Units

.,,

Marks
Deducted
't:t
3 1 1

This document consists of 16 printed pages.

Setter: Mrs Ho Thuk Lan

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Mathematical Formulae

Compound Interest

Total Amount -- P l+r

100 )
Menntration

Curved surface area ofa cone: firl

Surface area ofa sphere = 41rr2

Volume of a cone : !rr'h

3

Volume of a sphere _4

ef{\
bc
sin I sin,B sin C
a2 :b2 +c2 -ZbccosA

Statistics

z, fx
Mean:
57
Standard deviation: 'zf*'(zn\
-lzr
2

zr )

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Answer all questions

I (a) Simplify 7(3x-2)+4.

7(3x-2)+4
= 2lx-14+4
= 2lx-10 BI

Answer (a) ..... Zlx-10......... tll

(b) Factorise 9x-3xy.

9x-3ry
= 3x(3- y) B1

Answer (b) ...... 3x(3 - y) . . tl l

'l Factorisecompletely 5pm +l5qr -25

5pm+15qr -25pr-3qm
: 5pnt-3qm+|Sqr -25 5
: m(5p-3q)+5r(3q- 5 5r)+ m)
: m(5p-3q)-
: (5p- -5r A1
bs
A ... (s p -3q)(m - 5r)......... tzl

3 sd
7x
2
7x5 2x
x-2 MI
2 5 5 2
6(4-2x
=-35x
r0 10
35x-6(4-2x)
10
35x-24+l2x
l0
47x-24
AI
10

47 x-24
Ansn*er ....... ......t21
10

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4 Lai Peng bought a watch for $138.

She sold it for a profit of 140oh of the cost price.
Calculate the selling price.
Selling price = (100+140)% x 138
: 240%o x 138 Ml
:331.20 Al
Answer $...331.20.. .tzl
5 4, 9, 14, 19,24

(a) Find an algebraic expression forthe nth term in the sequence.

Answer 5n-l tll

(b) Show that 649 is a term in the sequence.
Answer
-l = 649
5n
5n :650 Ml
n =130
Therefore 649 is the 1

6 The digram shows a

Using a scale below

\l t
u v \y lb\
(qr $.r^{4} ,^vY
,"D2( rV- '
A -1n\\
\./ {*'
) \\\\" ^${
-/ \-)-.a .J )v L
r\"1"
a !-l,u- .^V
\L r'y .i\O* ./\
^t\ -/ \-
i6)*

Dl for outside boundary

Dl for A

12)

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7 y is inverselyproportional to (x+2).
(a) It is given thaty:4 when x = 3, find the formula connectingy andx.
Y(x+2) = 15 M1
4(3 +2) = ft
k =20
Y(x+2)=20 Al
Answer ...... y(x +2) =20 ...... l2l
(b) Hence find the value ofx wheny:5.
5(x+2\ =lg
x=2 Bl
Answer x - ......2. tll
8 Written as a product of its prime factors, 360 =23 x 32 x 5 .
(a) Write 108 as the product of its prime factors.
2 108
2 54 108=22x33 Bl
3 27
3 9
3 J
I
22 ......tI1
(b) Find the lowest 08 and 3
Give
23
o$.1
x5
An*cwer ......23 x33 x 5...... 11]

(c) 360/r is a cube number. 'ir

'x
x3 5')

k- .)
Answer k= 75 tll

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9 Mr Koh is using a ladder which is 6m long.

He puts it against a wall so that the bottorn of the ladder is 1.lm from the wall.

6m

Diagram not drawn to scale

<-1.lm -+
The safe working angle for a ladder is between 74" to 77" to the horizontal.
Is the ladder in a safe position for Mr Koh to use?
Show your working on which you base your decision.
Ansn*er

sss$-
l.l MI
-6
1.1
d=CoS -r
6
0 =79.4" A1
Since the angle is the is not
in a safe for Mr Koh
10 A box contains ) are are green.

A
pen is green.

22- )Ml
n+l
2n

AI
22
23-2n
Answer 121
22
(b) If the probability of choosing a green pen is |2', nna the number of blue pens.
23-2n I . = _I ll
222 P(Sfeen) '222=-
23-2n
=
I 22
22 _x_ No of green pens = 11
22 | 2 t
Z3-Zn=lI Ml No of blue & red pens : n+ (n-l)
-x-
2n=12 =2n -l
n=6 2n-l:ll
Number of blue pens = 5 A1 n=6
Answer ......5 l2l

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1t (a) On the grid, draw and label the line of

(i) y +2x=8, tll
(ii) 3y=x+3. t1l
(b) Hence, solve the simultaneous equations

Y +2x=8,
3Y=x+3'
v

.2-
v
q
\ )

}
-a *(

\# W ri V
L.

6 s T '{7 tou t )-
a\
tl\ \u \e
l)- )

)
I
( IY* 'U-
t-\

/s $\r
t+\-
ly

\\
K r)
$-*
baY'

p d0N{ . -l-
r1
(

\>e *v
[$*'
neo'
\;/ ..y
\ tpts
I I
-/, I

t I
) I 3 I 1 4

Answerx =......3 ttl

y : -........-.-2 tu ,

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12 The stem-and-leaf diagram shows the heights. in cm, of a group of students.

9 I ) 5 6 8

l0 0 0 4 5 8 9
.,
t1 2 2 6 7

12 0 1

l3 5 9

Key l3 5 Represents 135 cm

For the heights, find

(a) the modal height,

t2
(b) the range,
Range : 139 - 9l cm
=48cm
.cm[]
(c) the median

108.s cm []

83
MI
.15 cm AI
Ans*-er 109.15 cm [2]

13 (a) Miss Loh has a map drawn to a scale I : 150 000.

The distance on the map between Changi intemational airport and the city
centre is 5.5 cm.
Calculate the actual distance, in kilometres, between Change international
airport and the city.

I : 150 000
I cm: 150 000 + 100 000
I cm: 1.5 km MI
5.5 cm = 1.5 x 5.5 km
:8.25 km AI

Answer 8.25 km [2]

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(b) Changi internal airport covers an area of 15 lanz.

Calculate the area, in square centimetres, covered by the airport on the map.

(tcm)':(t.stm)' Ml
lcm2:2.25km2
15
15km2, ,*'
2.25

Area (maP) =4JJ = al"n' A1

)
Ansn*er 6- cm' l2l
J

t 1 The diagram shows a regular hexagon, PQRSTU, and three WP, PU and
UV, of a second regular polygon. R
Angle TIJV and angle QPW are right angles. W

Find
(a) angle PUT, T

Z PUT
0N
........120......,.. " [2]

polygon,
Z at a point) Ml
A1
Answer

(c) the of sides in the second regular polygon.

Exterior angle = I80'- 150" or

(z-2)x180 _,rO Mt
l7

= 30o MI 180n-360=150n

Numberofsides= +q MI 360
30n = Ml
.:0o
-tz
-
1i
AI n: 12 A1
Answer ....12....... t3l

;\
-.i

t2 The diagram shows a toblerone box whose cross-section is an equilateral triangle.

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AB = AC: BC = 2l cm andAD: 30 cm.

30 crn
Calculate the
(a) height of the equilateral triangle, tJ

hz +10.52 =212 MI B
hz =330.75
fr = 18.1865
Nr C
h =18,2 A1 I
I

2l cm
Answer ... I 8.2.........cm [2]
(b) volume of the toblerone box,

volume = (;,. zr M1
".Fo,zs),lo
Volume = 5728.75:5730 (3 SF) A1
..... cm' lzl

(c) volume of one bar of to

572
Volume:

o$1
637......cm'tll

2 75 + 3(2lx 30) MI
2
72
(3sF) A1
Answer .........2270 ... cm' 121

13 The diagram shows a candle in the shape of a cylinder.

6cm

212

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11

The candle has a diameter of 6 cm and a height of 13 cm.

(a) Calculate the volume of the candle

Leave your answer in terms of n.

Volume = r(3')xtl M1
= llTn A1

Ansv,er ll7n......... cm' 121

The cylindrical candle is melted and made into the shape of a sphere.

(b) Find the radius of the sphere.

4
_JL
3
(")=ttto MI
l17 x3
r'
4
m
'=\l o
r = 4.4437
r = 4.44 (3SF) AI
cm [2]

The a four of candles.

The the box.

ll
MI

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