Examinations of some governorate's schools Ie. fal Multiple choice questions Choose the correct answer from the given ones : (HLA =X+yisthenx4y=- (a)-2 (b) 2 @4 (d) 6 (2) 162 and & are the roots of : X28 X+4=0 sthen LM = (a)-8 (b)-4 © (4 (3) If AADE~A ABC A es »AD=4 cm, sAB=6cm. x Rea, and CE = 1.5 cm. » then AE = om. 8 (a)3 (b) 5 (c)6 (b)7 (4) If Land L? are the roots of : X?—b X+8=0 5 thenb= (a2 (4 6 @8 (5) MAABC ; AD bisects 2 CAB A AB =(X+4) om. sAC=Xem. ee % and CD = 3 cm, » DB =Scm. shen X= Sap tem e (a4 (b) 6 8 (@) 10 (6) If AB is tangent to the circle M at the point B and P,, (A) = 25 em? othen AB = oe em. @s (b) 16 (©) 20 (a) 25 (7) The range of the funetion f : f (X) = 4 sin 3 Xis (@ 4 -4f (b) [-4 04] (R-}3 54 @ E353] (8) If Land M are the roots of the equation : X 24.3X+3=0 > then the equation whose roots are LM and L + M is ~~~ (b) X7=9 () X?+9xX=0 (a) X?4+9=0 (0) X?-3=0 [63 CamScanner + Wied asusallFin x amination Pa (9) In the opposite figure : VZHYX »YZ XL ={M} »XM=2.5cm.»YM=2em. >LM=6cm. » then MZ = em, @)27 (b) 3.6 ©48 @75 (10) The solution set of : 4 -X? 20 is @[-2,2] ©) [4 ef @R-[-2>2] ©R-}-2,2[ (11) The ratio between the lengths of two corresponding sides of two simillar polygons is 5:4 and the difference between thier areas is 27 cm? » then the area of the smaller 2 polygon is ---------- em? @3 (b)9 © 16 (48 (12) sin (180° ~ 6) x sec (270° + 6 (a) tan 0 (b) esc 8 ©1 @-1 (13) In the opposite figure : AABC in which m (ZA) = 90° » AD L BC AB =6 cm. & % and AC =4.5 cm. » then AD = -em. e De (b) 3.6 48 @75 (a) 27 (14) In the opposite figu: Misa circle where BA () CD = {X} sifXA=2AB »XD=6 cm. and CD= 10cm. »then XB cm. @4 (b)8 ©12 @ 16 (15) The angle with measure 495° in standard position is equivalent to angle with measure x 3m ras or @3z iz —a CamScanner + Lis2 asuaallTO $§____ Final examinations (16) In the opposite figure : A ABC in which BC // DE + CD bisects Z ACB » then AE = no EC” D \E @) 5B we AC Om ORE 5 . (17) The terminal side of angle @ in the standard Position intersects the unit circle at ion (VS ,=2 the point y 2) sthen cos (F+ 6) +sin 20-6) = 4 7 (@o w4 ot @F (18) In the opposite figure : aca yx 1ELZ YX MN XM =NL J a then MX = rere cm. ) \; e @3 ws % @32 (@i2 (19) The simplest form of 1202? = .-..--e @-i -1 Oi @1 (20) In the opposite figure : Acircle in which BA 1. CD = {X} sif m(Z X) =46° and m (BC) = 150° » then m (AD) = (a) 58° (b) 92° (21) The function f : f (X) = (X— 1) (X +4) is positive at XE (@ }1>4[ @R--4>1[ : fs x 5 (c) 103° (d) 196° ©) 4 o1f @R-L4s1] (22) If the two roots of the equation : X? +4. X+k=0 are real different » then k =~ a) Fo 54 () 4 sof (©) + 94] (@) {4} chie sparen caueenytaeaienay cul crs etal [EE CamScanner + Wise asusallFinal examinations (23) In the opposite figure : ABC is right-angled triangle at A sD EBC if AB = 12. em. AC = 16 om. s then tan 0 =~ @ @4 (24) If the two roots of the equation : 4X. 2_ 90 X+m-=0 are equal » then m= (a5 (b) 16 (c) 20 (d) 25 (25) If one of the two roots of : X?— (b +4) X- 9 =0 is additive inverse of the other sthenb= (@-4 (0 4 @-9 (26) AB is a tangent to M at B AB =6 em. B & If the radius is 2.5 5 then AD = cm. = c 5 A @4 (5 ©9 (@36 (27) If sin (0 + 10°) = cos (40°) » where 8] 5a» then 8 =~. (a) 40° (b) 50° (©) 120° (@ 130° (28) In the opposite figure : . A. i BC// DE paren of AADEREE . e A.ABC in which BC// DE en OED b @+ ot 3 é < ot @t Answer the following questions : AL 6 @ in the opposite figure : P iS my ABCD is a quadrilateral in which AB = 6 cm, 5BC =9cm. »CD=6cm. > : /; and AD =4 cm. If AE bisects A and intersects BD at E XS Prove that : CE bisects 2 BCD v BAB is a diameter ofa cite whose radius lengths 12 em. + the chon! AC is draw such hat m (. BAC) = 50° +find the length ofthe are (AC) that 66 : CamScanner + Lis2 a>suaallFinal examinations QL +3 and M +3 are the roots of the equation Xx? roots are Land M ~ 12.X4+3.= 0 find the equation whose Q In the opposite figure : BA // DC // EF where AC = 5 em, > EB= 18cm. >CK = 10 cm, and KF = Find the length of DB and KE Sem, @ In the opposite figure : ABC is a triangle in which D BC where BD = 4 cm, \ »DC=Scm. sand AB =6cm. Lf ey »AC=8em. Prove that : A ABC ~ A DBA 5 then find AD Case Ds Choose the correct answer from the given ones : (1) If X= 3 is one root of the equation : 3 X?-8 X+m=0 5 then m= (a)3 (b)-3 (5 (d)-5 (2) The quadratic equation whose two roots are 8 »— 13 is (a) X?-5X+104=0 (b) X?-~5 X-104=0 ()X?4+5X-104=0 (d) X74+5X+4104=0 (3) The simplest form of the imaginary number i! 7 @i ()-i ©1 (d@)-1 (4) The function f : f (X) = 12-3 X is negative on the interval @ 4 sof (b) ke s4f © 14 of (d) 5-4] (5) The expression (13 ~ 2 i) - ( — i) in the form of the number a +b iis (a) 10i (b)- 101 (©) 104i (d) 10-i (6) The two roots of the equation : X?-4 X+k =0 are equal if k = @1 (b)4 8 @6 (7) The solution set of the equation : X? = Xin Ris : (@) {o} (o) {1} © {-151} (@) {0 51} [67 CamScanner + Lis &>susall—— Final examinations Tl $$ (8) The sign of the function f : f (X) = X74 2 is positive in ss @R (oy RY (R- {0} (@R- {2} (9) If 2-1) is a root of the equation: X24 bX 45=0 5 then b=: “ (@2+i (bs ()-4 (@)-2i (10) The measure ofthe central angle subtended an are of length 2 3 in a circle of diameter length 12 cm, is equal to . ry x X x @z wt OF w+ (QD Tf sin X <0 stan X>0 s then X lies in the ss quadrant, } (@) first (b) second (©) third (@) fourth (12) If sin @ =~ 1 and cos 0 = zero 5 then 8 = « (a) 90° (b) 180° (©) 270° (d) 360° (13) E0° < 8 < 20° and sin (5 8) = cos (4 8) » then 8 = seem (a) 14° (b) 18° (©) 12° (@) 10° (14) f CO =3 sin X » for each X EIR 5 then the maximum possible value of the function FX) Sos (a)-3 (b)3 (1 (d) zero (15) If csc @ =~ 2 5 270° < 8 < 360° y then @= (a) 30° (b) 300° (c) 330° (d) 210° (16) In the opposite figure : IfAE=3 cm, ,EC=2cm. and ED = 6 em. 5 then EB = @5 4 ()6 (@3 (17) If the ratio between the perimeter of two similar triangles their two areas equals 8 1:4 5 then the ratio between (a) 1:2 (by bs4 (1:8 (dL: 16 yx (18) In the opposite figure : kg AX YB = {M} » XY AB 5 then MB = (a) 3.6cm. (b) 4m. we (42cm. (@48em. —68 | CamScanner + Lied agusallTT § Final examinations (19) In the opposite figure : A em we 3 @10 )6 ¥ 9 @s5 é Dom B (20) In the opposite figure : XA is a tangent to circle M Sen, »>XA=6cm. >XC=3em, B om » then the area of the circle = -..-.: em? (a) 36% (b) 8170 () 20.25% (d) 6.25 50 (21) If Ais a point on the plane of the circle M of radius length 3 cm. and AM =4 cm. then P\,(A) = (a) 16 9 ©25 @7 (22) In the opposite figure : m(Z BAC) =m (ZD) > then BC = +++. (a) 3.cm. (b) 4cm. (©) Sem. (4) 6m. (23) Which of the following triangles are similar ------» N MARK (a) ®and@ (b) @and@ (©) @and@ (@@ad® (24) If AXYZ ~ A ABC 5a (A XYZ) =3 a (A ABC) and XY =3 cm. othen AB = see on @3 313 © £ w. (25) In the opposite figure : om. (b)7 | @s Rim Dene [60 CamScanner + Wise asusallFn examinations ptp$ptai iii (26) The exterior bisector at the vertex of an isosceles triangle is ------------ to the base. (a) Parallel (b) equal (©) perpendicular (d) bisector (27) All ~~~ are similar. (a) triangles. (b) squares. (©) rectangles. (@) parallelograms. (28) In the opposite figure : AD is a tangent » AC intersects the circle atB »C >m(ZA)=65° 5m (BD) = 55° ym (DEC) = X+5)° » then X= (a) 60° (b) 70° (©) 35° (d) 84° ea Essay questions Answer the following questions : @® in the opposite figure : (1) Prove that : AAXY ~ A ACB (2) If the area of (A AXY) = 8 cm? »find the area of the polygon XBCY @ mu the opposite figure : IfAD =8 cm. »AB=BC=Xcm. » then find the value of X @Siate two cases of similarity of two triangles. GUL > Mare the roots of the equation : 3 X?-2X-7=0 » find the equation whose roots are L? » M? GP if 4 tan A—3 =0 where A is the greatest positive angle »A E]0 52 1 » then without using calculator find the value of sin (180° — A) + cos (A) + cot (360° — A) —a CamScanner + Wise agua!Final examinations (Gea (muit Choose the correct answer from the given ones : (1) Incircle M if MA=5 cm. ; diameter of circle = 6 cm. 5 then PACA) @ 16 (b)-9 9 (@-16 (2)X=442i 5 y=4—2i sthenxy= @i2 (b) 24 © 20 (@20i (3) In the opposite figure : m (2 A)=40° +m (EC) = 120° pthen Xx sss ° c (a) 40 (b) 60 (©) 120 (@) 170 (4) The solution set of the inequality : X?-3 X+2>0is - () [1 »2] ®R-}2,-1[ ©@R-]12f @[-25-1] (5) If the ratio between two corresponding sides of two similar polygons equals 1 : 3 and the difference between their surface areas 200 cm? » then area of smaller polygon = cm? (a) 25 (b) 90 (©) 225 (a) 100 (6) The angle whose measure 1087° lies in the -------~ quadrant. (a) first (b) second (©) third (@) fourth (7) Two similar triangles the ratio between their perimeters 5 : 3 » then the ratio between their areas is (a)5:3 (b) 3:5 (©) 9:25 (@) 25:9 (8) The simplest form of expression (1 + i) is (a) 16 (b)- 16 (©) 16i @-16i (9) The interior and exterior bisectors of angle of triangle include between them angle of measure +--+ (a) 60° (b) 30° (©) 120° (@ 90° (10) The $.S. of equation : X? + 16 =0 in Ris ~~~ (a) {-2} (b) {2} (© {-252} @o [a CamScanner + Lise asusallFinal examinations ——____— (11) In the opposite figure : D A ABCD is parallelogram AO : OB = 3 : 2 <4 area of A DHC = 100 cm? La »then area of AODA = sense em? c BE (a) 36 (b) 48 (c) 60 (d) 90 (12) If f : f (0) =4 sin 2 X 5 then the greatest possible value of f is =~ @1 (b) zero (4 (8 (13) In the opposite figure : If PAA) = 144 >BM=Sem. Ba sthen AC = sven om. pv ‘ (a) 18 (b)8 (©) 12 (d) 16 (14) The sign of function f : f (X) = X-5 is positive in the interval ----- @ be ssf &) ]5 sf OES sf @ = »-5L (15) If L and M are the two roots of the equation : X? +3 X-4=0 » the numerical value of the expression : L? +3 L+5= @-9 (b)-4 @-1 @9 (16) If tan (180° + 5 6) + tan (270° + 4) =0 » then value of @ which satisfy the equation where 6 €]0 »221[ could be equal (a) 5° (b) 10° (©) 20° (a) 90° (17) If one of the two roots of the equation : 3X? ~(k+2)X+k?+2k=0 is multiplicative inverse of the other root » then k= +s (@)-351 (b)-3 5-1 ©3>5-1 (18) In the opposite figure : ‘AB » AC are two tangent segments to the circle »m (ZA) = 30° sthen y?—X?=- (@) 30 (b) 60 (©) 21600 (a) 10800 (19) In the opposite figure : AD bi: BD_S AD bisects 2 Aspe = 3 é a IfAB = 10cm. »AC=(2y—1)em. a & sthen y = em. : @is (b)35 Cem D Sem 6 j@10 | CamScanner + Wise asusallha. TT Final examinations (20) In the opposite figure : AB =3cm.+BC=2cm, »AF=75 em. sthen EF (2 (3 (55 (75 (21) All ness are similar, (a) triangles (b) rectangles (©) squares (@) paralletograms (22) The sign of the function f 5 where: f (x) =x2—2 x—3is negative when X €-- (@) Feo a (b) +153 ©R-L153] @B >of (23) If the two roots of the equation : k x2 ~12.X+9=0 are equal » then (eked (b)k=4 (@k>4 (k= 144 (24) If the two roots of the equation : 8 X?~a X+3 =O are positive and the ratio between them is 2: 3» then a=... (a)1 (b)-1 (c)-10 (ad) 10 es roe] = om[ » sino = + > then the value of : csc 0 sin @ tan 8 cot 0 + cos? 6 = 169 laa 23 169 Os 169 O65 Ola (26) In the opposite figure : (a) 32 F (b) 40 x (©) 36 @10 | 27) In the opposite figure : A AD= cm. (a)4 (b)8 6 @s5 C 3am D tem B DY Go8/ 1 [Cin Lela dart Ah Wooly yalsdl [73 CamScanner + Wied a>susallFinal examinations (28) In the opposite figure : ABC is a right angled triangle at A >AD LBC > AB = 30cm. ;CD =32.cm sthen AD = assess Cf (a) 18 (b) 25 (©) 24 (d) 20 (Second Essay questions Answer the following questions : GDIEL »M are two roots of equation : X?— 3 X+5.=0 » form equation whose roots are L? 5 M? Find circumference of circle which contains central angle of measure 120° and subtends arc of length 6 cm. © mn the opposite figure : DX // AC » EY // AB = AD_3 ,EC_4 E D BC=135em.s53= 5 5E= 5 » then find the length of XY V3 G tn the opposite figure : ABCD is cyclic quadrilateral »AD=8 em. CB = 12cm. Find : Area (A AMD) : Area (A BMC) G In the opposite figure : A ‘AF bisects 2 BAD = ad ae D, ‘ > EF parallel to BC ‘, el »AB=8cm. »AD=6cm. ¢ b «aq. DE Find : PE —a CamScanner + Lis2 a>suaallee Multiple choice questions Choose the correct answer from the given ones ; ~——— Final examinations Omrania Educational bitectorate (A)IFL 53 —Lare the two roots of the equation : x2 +aX-7=0 sthena= (a)-3 If the length of os oe length of an are in ¢ (2) 1 the length of an are in a circle equals uarter of its citceumference 5 then the measure of its inscribed angle subtanded to this are equals . @Ft w= ot ox (3) The maximum value of f: § (x) =2 +43 sin2 0g where 6€[0 52 21[ @5 (b)-5 (©3 ()-3 (4)IF3 +2 is one of the roots of x? a X4b=0 sthen a+b = where a >bER (a)-7 ()7 19 6 (S)Ifsin@=-06 5 9 ]or 321 then tan 6 + cos 6 = @H 3 Ox @- 3 (6) tan (20 + 15°) =cot (0 + 30°) JO +2 sthen sin? 3 6 + tan? 4 @ = «- (a)3.5 (b)-3.5 (c)2.5 (d)-2.5 (7) If one of the roots of the equation : (2 a— 5) X?+7 X +a=0 is multiplicative inverse of the other root » then a = (a)-6 (b)6 ()5 @-5 (8) The soluation set of the equation : X? + 16 =0 is «= where XER (a) {4i 5-4 i} (b) {4 >-4} (©) {-4} wo (9)If 13 sin 9 +5 =0 ; 0 is greatest positive angle in [0 » 360°[ » then sin (90° + @) tan (360° - 8) = 12 by - 2 oF; @-§ @ 3 O33 i3 a (10) If one of the roots of the equation : X? 9 X + m= 0 is double the other root >then m= os oie (b)20 (14 (26 [75 CamScanner + Lis2 agusallFinal examinations » where 0 [0 »2.70[ (11) Solution set of the equation 2 cos 6 +2 = 0 is @ {2} {52} ot 57} {82} (12) If (@+id) 3 +4 i) =(2 +i) 2—i) »then a? +b?= 1 (1 ©-2 @2 (13) If A ABC ~ A XYZ y area (A ABC) = 9 area (A XYZ) » then AB = === OO XY ()3 XY ()3YZ (®3Xz (14) If X= 3 is one of the roots of the equation : X?-+2.m X=3 » then m = @-1 (b) 1 ()2 (15) In the opposite figure : AB is a tangent its length 12 cm. CD is a diameter of length 10 cm. then AC = (@) 10cm. (&) 8em, (©) 18cm, (16) In the opposite figure : a XY // BC sAX: XB=2:3 x y varea of A AXY = 16 cm? » then the area of trapezium XYCB = «00m: em? 5 c (a) 36 (32 (084 (a) 40 (17) IEL + Mare the two roots of the equation : X?—5 X-+3=0 then the equation whose roots 3 L 53 Mis (a) X?415X+427=0 (b)X?-15x+9=0 (©) X?-15X+27=0 (@) X?-9X415=0 (18) In the opposite figure : A m (Z CAB) =m (Z ADB) = 90° »AB = 15cm. »BD=9 cm, K »then AC+AD =~ em. é Dia, B (a) 28 (0) 25 (35 ou (19) The soluation set of the inequality : X? +9 3] @R-{-3 3} —a CamScanner + Wise asusalloo _§_— Final examinations (a0) In the opposite figure: REO BD aN CBD ={X},Ax= Ke {x} xc Le <\, »DX=4em. >XB=9cm, then AC = ac co mits (c) 12 (d) 18 1) In the opposite figure : DA Ifm @B) = 100° sm @D) = 120° sthen m(Z AXD) = (@) 110° (6) 70° / eos (@) 180° (22) In the opposite figure : Agen B, AD =6cm. »AB=5 em. ENG Ca. oy »BC=7cm. N eat XK »then DE E (a) 12 (b)7 (©) 10 @4 (23) In the figure of number (22) If m(Z A) = 35° » m CE) = 100° , then m (BD) = (@) 30° () 70° (©) 100° (a) 40° (24) In the opposite figure : AD is interior bisector of ZA »AB = 12cm. sAC= 15 cm, »BD=8cm. pthen CD = see em, (a) 12 (b) 10 ()8 (d) 15 (25) In the figure of number (24) The ratio between area of A ABD : area of A ABC (4:9 (b) 4:5 (©)5:9 (@5:10 (26) In the figure of number (24) The length of AD= cm @yio 8 (10 w2i2 (27) If Mis a circle » A is a point in its plane where MA = 6 cm. » P,,(A) =~ 13 othen area of circle M = om? (v= 22) (a) 154 (b) 44 (©) 144 (28) AB 5 AC are two tangent to circle M »m (BC) = 120° »then m(Z A) = (a) 120° (b) 60° (c) 100° CamScanner + Lise asusallFinal examinations sia Answer the following questions : @ Find in B the solution set of the inequality : X*-4 X-5>0 B Solve the equation : cos (T+ 8) = sin (390°) cos (— 60°) + cos (30°) sin (120°) Om the opposite figure : niet AD I/X¥ BC y, x c ‘em. B @ in the opposite figure : Dy m(ZA)=50° >m (BC) = 60° Find : m (BD) xB G@ tu the opposite figure : A ‘AD and AE are the interior and exterior bisectors of Z CAB » ye AC= 12cm. AB =6cm. »BC=9em. sen 2 E Find the length of AE iza Governorate Ciba Choose the correct answer from the given ones ; (1) In the opposite figure : AD bisect (Z EAC) sthen CD= cm. @5 (b) 10 ©@12 (18 6 Cem. B (2) If one root of the quadratic equation : a X? +4 X +7 =0 is a multiplicative inverse of the other » then a = --- @t+ ()7 4 @-7 —F CamScanner + Wied &>suaallen _ Final examinations (3) In the opposite figure : m (BD) = 150° 5m(Z.A) = 45° sthen m (BC) = (a) 60 (b) 120 ©9 (@) 195 (4) All the following measure of angles lie in the second quadrant except -~ (e)— 240 () 100 (5) If two roots of quadratic equation : x2 (©-120 (a) 860 ~6X+K=0 are equal and real sthen k = 4 (a) (b)-4 ©@9 @-9 (6) If P(A) > 0 > then the point A located «ms the circle M (a) inside (b) outside (on (@) on the centre of (7) The measure of central angle subtended by are of length 7¢ em. in circle of diameter 8 cm. equal -- x @% @2z @2m (8) If ABM CD = {E} A ¢, AE=3cm. >CE=2cm. Sé »BE=6cm. 8 pthen ED = sss em. . (a)9 (b)8 ()7 (6 (9) If the two similar polygons are congruent + then the scale factor is @t (1 (c) more than 1 (d) less than 1 (10) The sign of function f : f (X) = 4-2 X positive if ~ (a)x>4 (b)x<4 ()X>2 (@)x<2 (1D) The range of function f : f (X) =2 cos 3 Xis @[-252] 2031 ©2202 @L}3s3 (12) If a tine intersects two sides in a triangle and divides them into segments whose lengths are proportional » then it is -- to the third side. {7 (a) imersect (b) parallel (e)bisect = (@) equal CamScanner + Wied agusall(13) If L and M are two roots of the quadratic equation : X?-7 X+ 12=0 othen L? + M2 = @7 (b) 12 (c) 25 (49 (14) In the given figure : If BD AE={c} + then He atea ofthe smaller rangle _ L oe S, a the area of the greater tangle : ke ae ws % of 0 & (15) In the opposite figure : c BDis a diameter sAC is a tangent Sen, »AC=6cm. »AB=4cm, DI Bem, A > then the radius of circle equal === em, (a)5 (b)9 ()2.5 (d)4 (16) The solution set of the inequality : X?<5.X—4 in Reve @R-)1 s4[ (b)R-[1 54] © [1.4] @) af (17) If the ratio between the perimeter of two similar triangles is 4: 9 » then the ratio between their areas is (a) 4:3 (b)4:9 (©) 16:81 (3:2 (18) If sin @ = cos B and @ 5B are two acute angles » then tan (8 +B) = m= (a)-1 (o)1 os (@) undefind. (19) If X= 5 is one of the two roots of the equation : X?+axX=2a+4 sthen a= (a)-7 ()7 o® o2 (20) In the opposite figure : A ‘The length of CD = em, e , (a5 (b) 6 @9 (d) 10 c D smb (21) If the terminal side of the angle @ in the standard position intersects the unit circle at the point (X »—X) +X>0 then m(Z 8) = vwreennn (a) 225° (b) 315° (© 135° @ase (22) (1 +i)*- 1-4 = (a) zero 8 (-8 @4 —a CamScanner + Lied asusallina examinations (g3) Inthe opposite figure : KC.LAB»ADLBC —_ A the Jength of AB = en. ea (a) 12 (b) 15 (©) 20 @25 Bom, Diem. C (24) FL » Mare the roots of the equation : x? ~17X-+3=7ero 5 then the equation whose roots 2L 2 Mis (a) X?-14X+12=0 ()X?+14X+12=0 (b) x?-14.x-12=0 (@) x?414x-12=0 (25) IF A ABC is right-angled triangle at B cos C= 4 then sin (A+B +20) « @z wo (@) zero (26) In the opposite figure : KEN YZ = {M} XYZ KZ » then the length of MZ ae (a) 36 4 - (42 48 e z (27) If 2 and 7 are two roots the equation : X?+aX+b=0 »thena+b=- (a)5 )-5 ©23 @-2 (28) All of the following mathematical A expressions are true except ++ ome s oAtes é \ Sa Essay questions Answer the following questions : inthe opposite figure : XL=Sem. XY=YZ=4 em. »NZ=6em. Find with proof : The length of LN » YL OVE (2) COUR Slee th ow ohory aba | 81 CamScanner + Wied asusallFinal examinations ——A——— @ In the opposite figure : ABCD is a quadrilateral >AB=BD AD =DC 5 AE bisects ZA » DF bisects 2 BDC ¢ Y\ | Prove that : EF // DC rm 1 © Find the solution set of the equation : X?-2 X+4=0 in GQ ifthe difference between two complements angles is = find the degree and radian measure of the two angles. @ mm the opposite figure : XY // DE LZ L Find with proof : Se sepiet the length of EM 2 oe sthe length of MZ foeeenemie Giza Governorate | Multiple choice questions Choose the correct answer from the given ones : (1) If one of the two roots of the equation : 3X? + (a+3)X+7=0 is the additive inverse of the other » then : a= (@-3 (3 ot oF 2 (2) EG X-y) + (X+ y= o then y-X= (a) zer0 ) ©l @i (3) If the two roots of the equation : X?44X+k=0 are real and different sthen kE-~ (a) 14 of (0) -= »4f (0) -= sf @ Goel (4) The solution set of the inequality : (X~ 3) (X~7) <0 in Ris (a) {357} () 13671 (B>7] (R-B 7] (5) If @ +i) is one of the two roots of the equation : x?-4X+0=0 » then the value of ¢= == (a) 16 (b)- 16 (c)-5 —z @s CamScanner + Lied asuaallFinal examinations (6) The quadratic equation whose two roots are 2-31) .Q43iis (b)X?44x413=0 ()X?-4x-13=0 (a) X?7-4X+ 13=0 ()X?+4X-13=0 (7) IfLis one of the two root of the equation : a a ~4X+1=0 > then the numerical value the expression : L?- 41.4 5 jg @4 (b)-4 5 @-5 (8)EFCO=X+2 5 where: XE] 4 , 3f othen f (20 is negative when x €--- (a) [-4 5-2] () +4 ,~2[ ©[-2,3] (@)]-253[ (9) The conjugate number of : 31-7 equals (a)3i+7 (b)-3i-7 (©)-3i+7 Os (10) The range of the function f : f (0) =4sin29 where 0 €[0 52 a1[ equals -.-- (4 4] () +4 sal ©2,2] @}2>2 (Ai) Ifthe terminal side of the angle of measure 30° in the standard position in the unit circle rotates three and half revolutions clockwise 5 then the terminal side lies in the ~~ quadrant. (a) first (b) second (c) third (d) fourth (12) If cos © > 0 »sin @ <0 » then @ lies in the quadrant. (a) first (b) second (©) third (@) fourth (13) The angle of measure at Ties in the + quadrant, (a) first (b) second (c) third (d) fourth (14) The arc of length 8 k 7¢ cm. in a circle whose radius of length 24 k cm. is subtends an inscribed angle of measure (a) 60° (b) 30° (© 120° (d) (60 ky? (15) If the ratio between the perimeters of two similar polygons 4 : 9 > then the ratio between their surface areas = (2:3 (b) 4:13, (©) 16:81 @4:9 (16) Any two regular polygons having the same number of sides are (@) congruent. (b) equal in area, d) similar. (©) equal in perimeter. (d) similar. [es CamScanner + Wise asuaallBin examinations mm$Aippa $a aa 17) In the opposite figure : Q ‘The radius length of circle M = -em, & (2 ()3 oo ()4 @s (18) In the opposite figure : A ‘The area of (A ADH) \3 The area of (figure DBCH) i 2 b) 2 / \s 3 OG 6 9 of @2 7 , (19) In the opposite figure : AD bisects 2 BAC % sthen AD = x @8 6) 60 (©2415 @7y3 (20) In the opposite figure : All of the following expressions are true PeXCEPE ven (@) (ABY =AC x AD (b) (AB)? = AH x AE (c) AC x AD=AH x AE (@AC x CD =AH x HE (21) In the opposite figure AB// DH/) XY s AY BX ={C} ,AC=8em. >CH=4em, »CD=6em. »DX =3.m. » then BC +HY =~ om. (a) 12 (b) 15 ©s8 @14 (22) In the opposite figure : EC=3cm.,ED=8cm. > then the value of X=: om, bax _| ax (a2 (4 gE (8 @6 c —w CamScanner + Wise agusalla oe / Final examinations (a3) In the opposite figure : m (BC) = rn 20 () 30 ba oe c (40 (@) 50 (24) In the opposite figure : BC ~ A AED 5 AE = AAI »AE 3em.>AD=4em.sBD=2em, wv. »DE=Scm. then BC= “em, ; ‘ 22 (@25 0 é B (75 @7 (25) Two triangles in which the first whose two angles of measure 50° 5 60° and the second Whose two angles of measure 60° 5 70° 5 then the two triangles are (a) congruent and not similar, (b) similar. (©) congruent and similar. (@) not congruent and not similar. (26) If P,,(A) =—9 » then this means that (a) the point A lies outside the circle whose center M. (b) the point A lies inside the circle whose center M. (c) the radius length of the circle whose center M equals 9 length unit. (@) the length of the tangent segment drawn from the point A to the circle whose center M equals 3 length unit. (27) In the opposite figure : E AC 5 errors em, \ + (a) 62 (b) 6 3 ‘3 ©72 @7 D 10cm. (28) In the opposite figure : AD bisects Z A externally em. (a2 (b)4 ©6 @s CamScanner + Wise agusallSS | —— Final examinations ——____— | Ga) Essay questions Answer the following questions : D tn the opposite figure : I CX bisects 2 ACB. XE// BC AE=2em. ,EC=8 em, >BC= 15cm. Find the length of XD BI Find the sotution set ofthe following inequality :X(x+ 4) < 12 Oitsino= 5 7 Where @ is the greatest positive angle in [0 5 360°[ > then find : sin (180° — 6) + tan (90° - @) G in the opposite figure: AB/ EF AE = 80m. sCE= 12cm. CF=9cm. sBM=4cm, ,DM=6cm. sthen : (1) Find : the length of BF (2) Prove that : FM// CD. G In the opposite figure : BE bisects 2 ABC »BC=AE= 12cm, »AB = 16cm. sDC=21 cm. ,AD=28 cm. VAIN Prove that : DE bisects Z ADC Bm C 23m. Gris eens DES Renal Choose the correct answer from the given ones : aye (a)-1 1 (=i @i (2) Conjugate 2i- 5 is - (@2i+5 (b)2i-5 ()-2i-5 ()-542i —a CamScanner + Lis2 aguaallaa Form the quadratic equation with the two roots 1 +i 51 —i SL+isl-i- Final examinations 3) xtext20 WXP42X42=0 (Ext2x42=0 ()X?7+2=0 (dpb 92 Eto roots X?—k X46 =0 s then k= 6 ae 5s (2 (5) L »Mare the two roots of the equation : X?-5 x43=0 then L2 + M2= @9 (b)5 19 @2 (6) If tan (180° + @) = I where @ is the smallest positive angle » then 6 = , oe” a (©) 45° @ 135° | (7) The solution set of the equation : x? = x in Ris (a) {0} (&) {0 51} (© {05-1} @{} | (8) £00 =6-2X positive at XE... | (a) Xs3 (b) X23 (©) X>3 @x<3 | (9) IPLis one of the two roots ofthe equation: X?—§ x-3=0 sthenL?—SL+7= | (a) 10 (b)4 O12 (@-4 | (0) The are length in a circle of radius 6 em. opposite to central angle g is em. | wit 2m ©@}n @3x (DIES sin@=4 5 90° <@< 180° » then 3 cot (90° + 6) = | 5 (b)-5 ©4 @-3 | (2) The solution set of the inequality : (€—3) (X-7) <0 in Bis (a) {3 7} () 13 57 © [357] @R-[3 57] (13) If f (0) =4 sin X » XE [0 » TT] the rang of function (a) [0 54] (b) Jo sal © 4 >0[ @E4 4] (14) If sin @ = cos @ where @ is acute angle » then tan 2 0 = (1 ()-1 (©) undefined. @y3 (15) Two similar polygons » ratio between their perimeters equal 4 : 9 » then ratio between the lengths of two corresponding side is ~ (@4:9 (b) 2:3 (©) 16:81 (9:4 (16) Two similar rectangles » the dimensions of the first are 12 cm. »8 cm. and the perimeter ~ om? of the second equal = 60 em. the area of the second = (a) 100 (b) 216 (c) 500 (d) 864 [87 CamScanner + Wied a>suasall(17) In the opposite figure : (19) In the opposite figure : X=a- 7 (a) 1243, (©) 12 oo eM. (20) If AABC ~ A XYZ »AB =3 XY > then (@3 (21) In the opposite figure : xe (a3 (©) 18 (22) In the opposite figure : “em, Xe esses OM, @s ©)3 (23) In the opposite figure : ‘The length of the radius of circle M= @2 (©)3 —w Fin|l examinations aa (b)24 x| (d) 48 y 5 Sy D (6 E Lf @)7 e ., A “ A™ @sys Bim Dem C area of (A XYZ) area of (A ABC) oF OF @9 : < (d) 21 6 (@9 8m, 8 2) ey ry (4 ws CamScanner + Lis2 &susallFinal examinations (24) In the opposite figure : AD // BE // FC 5 then HF = «e000 em, (a) 3.6 (48 (©) 63 (a) 3.75 (25) In the opposite figure : AD / XY // BC 5 then K = 3 @y (o) 4 (c) 16 (d) 32 (26) In the opposite figure : A X= “em, “ ay % (@3 (4 & (45 @6 Blom, D fem C (27) If Mis a circle of radius length 3 cm. » A is a point lies in its plane where MA = 4 cm. othen Py, (A)= @q{7 (0) 9 7 (28) In the opposite figure : x= (a) 50° (b) 25° (©) 100° @ 158° Answer the following questions : @ Investigate the sign of the function f (x) = 4 - X? and determine the solution 4 - X? <0 @ Find the general solution of the equation : cos 2 @ = sin 48 QPEL + 1» M+ 1 are two roots of the equation : X?-7X+5=0 sthen form the equation whose two roots L? » M? G@ in the opposite figure : B Y and C are collinear prove that A XBY ~ A ABC Cem OCA Ost) ees/21 [Cob Lipslaarl th oWIoLo yabsdl | 89 CamScanner + Wied asuaallFinal examinations ® Im the opposite figure : The length of XY = « Cinnamon Mathematics Supervision DEE Gy Multiple choice questions Choose the correct answer from the given ones : (1) The sign of the function f : f (X) = 6 —2 X is non-positive when ~~ (a) X>3 (b)xX<3 ()Xx<3 @) x23 (2) In the opposite figure : : AB/ DC »2 AH =3HD »BH-CH=4em. then BC = cm. DB ¢ (a) 18 (b) 20 (©) 24 (@ 25 (3) In the opposite figure : CD = BM s then the circumference Va of the circle M = =~ em, (a) 1570 (b) 180 ‘en (©) 20% (240 (4) If ABC is a right-angled triangle at B » sin A+ cos C= 1 » then tan C= ee @1 ()-1 OF wry (5) The solution set of the equation : X? + 9 = 0 in the set of complex numbers is ~~~ (a) {3 5-3} (b) {-3 i} (©) {3i>-3i} Wo (6) In the opposite figure : AE Som (a) 32 (b) 45 A ©48 243 JA CamScanner + Wis2 agua!es Final examinations (7) Ifsin X= cos y » then sin (X+y) = ~ 1 (a) (b) zero (c)-1 (d) otherwise. (8) one of the two roots of the equation : 4k X?+7.X +k? +4=0 is the multiplicative inverse of the other root » then k = - #2 3 4 (a2 (9) fA ABC ~ A XYZ and 3 AB = 2 XY 5 then area of A ABC : area of A XYZ = (a4:9 (b) 9:4 (c)2:3 (d)3:2 (10) In the opposite figure : If AB// EF // CD > then EF = om. (a) 2.5 (b)2 @1s (dt ay 0-7 =~ (a) - 64 (b) 641 ()-64 (d) 64 (12) The function f : f (8) = sin (b 8) is a periodic function and its period ® >then b =~ @Z 3 ©3 (13) In the opposite figure : If XY // BC > then AC = rr em. (a) 15 (b) 16 (©) 18 (a) 20 (14) In the opposite figure AB =6 cm. »BC =3em. sAD=4 em. the two circles touching internally at A » then ED = e-em, (a2 ()3 (c)35, (4 (15) 1 (2+3)+(-)aX+yi othenX+y= (a)2 (b)-4 @s5 (d)7 (16) In the opposite figure + XY 1/ BC» XZ/ BY AX = 60cm. »XB=9cm, »AZ=3em. em. + then the length of ZC @4s (15 3 © 36 CamScanner + Wise asusallFim excamiin attr: $$ iii (17) If, is the solution set of the inequality : X?- X -2. 0 and S, is the solution set of the inequality : X?+x-2<0 sthen $, 1S, =~ (a) () [-22] (Ett @R-L 1st (18) In the opposite figure : D Sem. A ABCD is a square of side length 6 om. »DE=EF=FC 1 > then the area of the polygon XYFE = cm? A (a6 (b) 8 Cc B (©) 10 (d) 12 (19) The terminal side of angle @ in standard position intersects the unit circle at point B (x > 3) where X<0 then sin (90° + 6) = (a)-08 ()-06 (0) 08 (20) If AB is a common tangent to two circles touching internally at B >then AC: AD =~ (a) AB: AF (3:4 (©) AD: AF (@) AB: AF (21) In the opposite figure : ABC is a triangle 5 AF bisects Z A internally »AC=BF »FE// BD »CD= 15cm. »CF=4cm. »AB=9 em, » then DE= cm. (a4 (b)6 9 (22) In the opposite figure : The curve of the function f : f (X)=X?-2X-3 » then the solution set of the inequality : X?-2X-320 im Ris vere @+153f (b) R-[-1 53] © Bf @ = »- 1 UB of ~92] (06 CamScanner + Wise agusall iiFinal examinations (23) The dimensions of a rectangle are 10 cm. » 6 cm. » if the scale factor equals 3 »then the perimeter of another of rectangle similar to it = --+--+=- em. (a) 96 (b) 69 (c) 15 (a) 30 (24) In the opposite figure : om @ iss (b) 1.012 2" wa (25) In the opposite figure : oan. IfEB =6 cm. »CD=8 em. AY, AC = 10m 4 \ % »AE=2cm. ;BD=4cm. iN sthen ED = Cee Dee @2 (4 ©3 @s (26) If Mis a circle with diameter length 12 cm. » A is a point in its plane and the power of the point A with respect to the circle M equals 13 em. » then MA = ~~~ em. (a7 (b) 14 (35 (6 (27) In the opposite figure : n If the area of A DEF = 6 cm? sthen the area of shaded part = ~~~» em? (@)27 (b) 36 Clem E tem D Sem, —B 48 @54 (28) The range of the function f : f (0) =3 sin 2 8 is @ [252] () 2 »2f O33] @]-3 53f Answer the following questions : @ifcos x= 3 ,270° < x < 360° Find the value of : sin (180° — X) + tan (90° ~ X) + tan (270° — x) [93 CamScanner + Wied asusallFinal examin eins B tn the opposite figure : ABC is a triangle in which AB = 6 cm. AC = 9 cm. and BC = 10 cm. *DEBC where BD= 4em. »BE LAD A—hS and intersects AD and AC at E and F respectively. (1) Prove that : AD bisect ZA (2) Fin tarea of A ABF : area of A CBF @ Find in B the solution set of the inequality : (X +3)? < 10-3 (X+3) G in the opposite figure : m (2 BAC) =33° ym (Z BDC) = 70" >m (AB) = 94° >m CY) = 100° GRABC is a triangle 5 M is the midpoint of BC 5 let K EAM A > draw KE // AB to intersect BC at E 5 draw KG / AG to intersect BC at G. First : Prove that : M is the midpoint of EG. 2 BM Ae Second : If K is the point of intersection of the medians of A ABC. Prove that : BE=EG=GC= 4 Bc lathematics Supervision’ Choose the correct answer from the given ones : (1) If tan (180° + 8) = 1 where @ is the smallest positive angle 5 then @ = «= (a) 60° (b) 30° (45° (d) 135° (2) IfL >—Lare the two roots of the equation : X?~ (k-7) X25 =0 sthen k = (a)3 (b)5 (7 @9 94 CamScanner + Wis2 aguaall= _ nt xeminations (3) In the opposite figure : ED & eres Om, 6 A a (a2 (b) 3 aS 4 : 4 suaall—— Final examinations (12) In the opposite figure : Pee (a)3 ©2 sem, (13) The two roots of the equation : kX? 12. X+9=0 are equal if (ak>4 (bk <4 @k=4 (@k=9 (14) The angle with measure 585° in standard position is equivalent to the angle with measure - @st (by ax ©) aa @ a (15) In the opposite figure : A BCDC s then Snot ABE LA, oF Ox ttm? 16) In the opposite figure : AB x AC = sees em? A (a) 36 (b) 45 (o) 12 @27 ¢c ad D tm B (17) If tan (4 6) = cot (5 6) s then sin (36) =--- where 3 0 is the measure of acute angle, @d 1 ©-1 @ 8 (18) 12431) +(1-)=X4yi sthenx4y= (a2 (b)-4 5 @6 (19) All ooseooe are simialr, (a) triangles (b) rectangle (c) parallelograms —_(«!) squares (b)9 (d) 18 (20) The length of an arc opposite to a central angle of measure 150° in a circle with radius length 8 cm. equals @ on (21) The quadratic equation whose roots (a) X?7-3.X4+9=0 (22) If the degree measure of an angle is 64° 48 , then its radian measure is (a) 0.18 —a em, 2 (an (20 3, () x? +9=0 (©X?49X49=0 (d)x?=9 P 2) 1134 2 (b) 0.364 © 113" oz at CamScanner + Lis2 agusall— Final examinations (23) In the opposite figure : 1b = 2 then FE= pa @9 y e © 13 (24) In the opposite figure : cme B BC=9cm. sthen DC = @9 (b) 10 © @ 12 (25) The sign of the function f : f (X) = 7 — is negative in the interval =~ (a) Le 57 (0) fe sof © Woef @}7>71 (26) If sin @ =— 4 > cos 0 B a (a) 30° (b) 150° (c) 210° (d) 330° (27) In the opposite figure : \ ABC ~ A AED if AD =3 cm. » BD =2 cm. r » AE =2.5 cm. » then EC = cm. (a) 2.5 (b) 3 D (45 (35 é B (28) (1-i)? = (a) - 641 (b) 641 (c) - 64 (d) 64 EEE Eee aiastions | Answer the following questions : @ Find the solution set of the inequality : X?-5X+6<0inR @ In the opposite figure : AD is the median of A ABC » DX bisects 2 ADB x » DY bisects Z ADC é D B Prove that : XY // BC 1 © Prove that : sin 60° cos 30° ~ cos 60° sin 30° = sin? = sapien cuit yebll [97 Ory ta] Coe CamScanner + Lis2 asuaallFinal examinations QAB - AC are two tangents to the circle m (BC) = 140° > find m(Z A) © In the opposite figure : AD // BE // FC and AC 5 DE are two transversal intersect at G Find the length of each of GF »GA (ERSaneeee Pee eee Multiple choice questions Choose the correct answer from the given ones : (1) The conjugate of the number (3 i-4) is (a)3i+4 (b)-3i-4 ()-3i+4 ()3i-4 (2) The two roots of the equation : X?-5 X+ 11 =0 are (a) two complex and non-real roots. (b) two rational roots. (c) two different real roots. (d) two equal real roots. (3) The sum of the two roots of the equation : 4X? +4 X-35 =0is @-1 (4 ©1 @=3 (4) If Land M are the two roots of the equation : X*-4 X+1=0 then the value of L?-4L+1= (a0 (b)-4 ©@1 @-1 : (5) The sign of the function f : f (X) = 6-2 Xis positive at i (a) X>3 (b)Xs3 ()X<3 (x23 ] (6) If one of the two roots of the equation : X~ (b~3) X +5 = O is the additive inverse of the other root » then b = @-5 (b)-3 (c)3 @5 (mr (a-4 (b) 4 ()2i @4i —~8 | CamScanner + Wis2 asusall-o,,_>.e rr eee + Final examinations (8) The angle of measure 1670° lies in the +10.» quadrant. (a) first. (b) second, (©) third. (@) fourth. (9) Inacircle of diameter length 12 cm. » the length of the arc subtended by a central angle of measure 60° equals em. @5x (b)4a0 (3% (2% (10) If csc @ = 2 5 where @ is a positive acute angle ; then the measure of angle @ = (a) 15° (b) 30° (c) 45° (d) 60° (11) The simplest form of the expression : tan (90° — @) + tan (90° + 0) is (a) 2.cot ® (b) 2 tan@ (c) zero (d) tan 6 + cot 0 (12) The range of the function f : f (X) = cos 5 0 is (a) {5 »-5} 151) OS5>5L @LE5>5] (13) If K is the scale factor of similarity of polygon M, to polygon M, and 0 then P,,(A) = 7 9 ©7 @-7 (23) The product of the two roots of the equation : 3X? ~ 4 = 0 multiplying by the sum of the two roots of the equation : X?-3 X =O is ~~ (a) 12 (b)-3 ()-4 (d)3 100 CamScanner + Lis2 asuaallee Final examinations (24) The function f : f (X) =~3 is negative in the interval += (a) > »3[ only. (b) +3 +3 only. (© F& sf (@) +2 5 2[ only. (25) In the opposite figure : The radius length T of the circle = +. cm, M @9 (o)45 B mas 4 (6 (65 c (26) Two similar polygons » the ratio between their perimeters equal 4: 9 then the ratio between the lengths of two corresponding sides is =~ (a)4:9 (b) 2:3 (c) 16:81 @o:4 (27) If AABC~ADEF » BC=3 EF > then the scale factor of similarity of the two triangle = = 2 @F oF 1 @3 (28) In the opposite figure : ‘The area of (A. ADE) _ IDE IBC » then area of ABO) = @ 2 wt ) 3 ©% Os (EEBEEEI Essay questions | Essay questions Answer the following questions : @ Find in R the solution set of the inequality : X (X+2)-350 @BFind the value of : cos 90° ese 30° + sec? 45° sin 30° — cos 270° sin 180° © In the opposite figure : - e AD bisect 2 BAC » ED // AC ew \ BE _BA Prove that : Fo = ac é > 8 and if AC =9 cm. »AB =6 cm. find the length of each of : ‘KE and BE 101 CamScanner + Wis2 a>susallFinal examinations G tn the opposite figure : CEN BD={A} .X EAD .YEAE » where XY// BC // ED 5 if AB = 6 em, AC = 5 cm. > AD = 12 em. and EY = 4 em. Find the length of each of : AE and DX Gm the opposite figure : AB is a tangent to the circle M at B » MA intersects the circle M at C If the radius length of the circle equals 12 em. »Py(A) = 81 L| » then find : (1) The length of AB #H (2) The length of AC 102 CamScanner + Wied aguaallFinal Models SED) wen Multiple choice questions Choose the correct answer from the given ones : @ 1 tan (180° + 6) = 1 where @ is the smallest positive angle s then @ = ~~ (a) 60° (b) 30° (©) 45° (a) 135° ®@ In the opposite figure : If B is the midpoint of CE 5 then DE = += em.” oe em (a4 rae . ()6 Pe fF} In the opposite figure : ~ = a Mis the centre of semi-circle f a then X= 4 03 cd 8 (12 @ The solution set of the inequality (X-3) (X-7) <0 in Ris (a {3 »7} () 3-71 ©B>7 @R-[225] The exterior bisector at the vertex of an isosceles triangle to the base. (a) parallel (b) perpendicular (c) bisects (4) equal @ mm the opposite figure : KB » AC are two tangents to the circle . m (BC) = 140° > then m (4 A) = rr (a) 30° (b) 40 (©) 60° (a) 80° @ The roots of the equation : kx2—12X+9 =0 are equal if ~~~ = d)k=9 (a)k>4 (oy k<4 (k=4 @ 103 CamScanner + Lied agusallFinal examinations © tn the opposite figure : Ifx?-y? = 16 sthen yz =~ @4 (b)8 ()12 (a) 16 G The simplest form of the imaginary number i? ig «+ @l (b)-1 (i (d)-i © In the opposite figure : ‘The diameter of circle M is 12 em. MC = CB and AC = (BC + 1) cm. > then AB = cm. A (a4 (b)6 B 1 ©8 @9o (D) The degree measure of the angle whose measure a equals (a) 105° (b) 210° (©) 420° (a) 840° (B ABC is a right-angled triangle at A » AD L BC where D EBC » then (AB)? = (a) BD x BC (b) BD x DC (CD xCB (AB x AC © In the opposite figure : ‘AC touches the circle M at C »MC = 6 cm. > Py (A) = 64 >then AB = (a3 (4 | Ss (d)6 oem, g © The opposite figure represents the curve y = a X? +b X +c which of the following , / is true? y (a)a>0sc>0 (b)a>0,c<0 x ()a0 (@a<0sc<0 ” —a] CamScanner + Wis2 aguaallFinal models BD In the opposite figure : ‘ If Mis the point of concurrence of medians of ABC » and DM / BC » then PM = 7 1 wt oF P 2 ©F OF é B {IFA and B are the measures of two equivalent angles which of the following represents two equivalent angles also where C EZ? (a) (A+C) »(B+0) (b) (A-C) >(B-C) (c) (CA) » (CB) (@) All the previous. (Dif the curve y = X (a— X) » which of the following statements is true ? [1] The curve intersects X-axis at (0 +0) » (a 0) 2 [2] The vertex of the curve is (3 »4-) 2 [3] The axis of symmetry of the curve is X=a (a) 1] > [2] only (b) [1] > [3] only (©) 2] > [3] only (@) [1] > [2] and [3] @ In the opposite figure : A If area of A ABC = 72 cm? > then area of A ADB = J fe, (a) 24 (b) 28 (©) 32 (a40 8 D t QIFL + M are the two roots of the equation : x?—5 x+6=0 > then the quadratic equation whose roots are L+ 1 M+ Lis ~~ (a) x?-7X+8=0 (b) (X+ 17-5 (X41) +650 ()x?-7X+12=0 ()x?+7x-10=0 ) In the opposite figure : A DE// BC »DC// BF B >then AE x AF = Gi ? (b) AD x AB (a) (ACY Z . (©) AE x AC (@) ACXAB EE Ves) ) [CLR Sey tanh th otal ook yall | 105) CamScanner + Wis2 asusallFin|a examinations At$ $a GD ABC is right-angled triangle at B 5 draw AD to bisect Z A and intersects BC at D 5 if the 5 s then the perimeter of A ABC = cm. length of BD = 24cm. s BA: AC (a) 177 (b) 192 (©) 213 (a) 184 Bf the ratio between the perimeters of two similar polygons is 4 :9 » then the ratio between their areas --» (a)2:3 (b) 4:13 (c) 16:81 (d)4:9 @& In the opposite figure : XA YB! ZC 1/ LD 5 XL » AD are two transversals sifXZ=70m, >then XL -em. (a7 () 10 ()35 @ 105 @) The solution set of the inequality X (X— 1) > 0 in IRis (a) {0 51} (b) Jo > 1 (©) [051] @R-[0>1] @® The minimum value of the function f : f (8) = 5 cos 7 0 is @)5 (b) zero (-5 @-7 GB if sin @=—4 5 tan 6>0 » then 0 = (a) 30° (b) 150° (c) 210° (d) 330° Qt f: f () =aX? +b X +c is positive for all real values of X » then (ayb?-4ac<0 (b)b?-4ac>0 ()b?-4ac=0 (@b?-4acs0 If one of the two roots of the equation : aX?—3 X + 2=0 is the multiplicative inverse of the other root » then a = @t ()3 (2 @-2 106 CamScanner + Wise asuaall—-Final models EE Essay questions | Answer the following questions : @mAABC ,D EAB where AD =5cm. DB =3cm. > E GAC where AE =4 cm. EC =6 cm. Prove that : U4 ADE ~A ACB [2] DBCE is a cyclic quadrilateral. B investigate the sign of the function f : f (x) = X? +3 X~ 10 and illustrate it on a number line » then determine the solution set of the inequality : X? +3 X< 10 © In the opposite figure : ; [1] Prove that : DY bisects 2 ADC *2] Find : m(2 XDY) y % 9 o| ol Atteos x= 3 5 270° EGAB where AB = 3 fe > DEN CB = {F} [1] Prove that : A DCF ~ AEAD . a(A DCF) “a(AEAD) [2] Find Choose the correct answer from the given ones : GD The triangle in which the measure of two angles are 50° » 60° is similar to the triangle in which the measure of two angles are 60° 5 ~ (a) 70° (b) 110° () 80° (a) 30° [or “ CamScanner + Lise &susallON Final examinations BLL . 2-Lare the roots of the equation : X? +k X +6 =0 » then k= @1 (b)-2 3 @s5 © The function f : F(X) = (X= 1) (X + 3) is positive in the interval @ E351] (b) +3 1 ()R-[-3 51] (@)R-}3y1[ @ In the opposite figure : If AB is a common tangent to two circles touching externally at B »then AC: AD = Co aN (a) AB: AF (>) AF: AE (©) AD: AF (@) AE: AF J In the opposite figure : a AB Secon om, @4 (b)5 @6 @7 c ‘Sem. D jem. B Dia »b are two rational numbers » then the two roots of the equation : a X?+bX+b—a=O are (a) complex and non-real. (b) complex conjugate. (©) rationals. (d) equal. @ tn the opposite figure : A CEBD »m(ZD)=m(z BAC) g »AB =6cm. »CD=Sem. oe) (@3 ()4 5 6 108 CamScanner + Wis2 aguaallFinal models © In the opposite figure : A ABCD is a parallelogram vits area = 40 em? othen m (ZA) = + tem. (a) 37° (b) 56° (©) 53° (d) 34° Gir, (A) =P, (A) where M 5 N are two circles 5 then (a) AM=AN, (b) The radius length of M = the radius length of N (c) A lies on the line of intersection of the two circles. (d) A lies on the principle axis of the two circles M »N GT) In the opposite figure : BC=5em, »AB=4em. »ABLAC > then BB = 4 3 @s Oe B Sem, ——= oF @4+ {D The are length in a circle of raduis 6 cm. opposite to central angle of measure zg ig @) 3X em, (b) 20cm. © 52am. (d) 30cm. @ in the opposite figure = If CX bisects Z ACB » XD // BC » then XD =~ em, (a3 (4 ©5 @6 c Sem. B (DIFABC is right-angled triangle at B »sin A+ cos C= 1 » then tan C = - @1 ()-1 or on On the opposite figure : _ x IFAD is a diameter in circle M »CX » YD are two tangent segments 7 D: to the circle M »AB = 30 cm. »CX=8 cm. ee \ DY =20 em. » then DC-= =" em. fo 2 (b)6 @s seams 109 CamScanner + Lis2 asusallFinal examinations B The solution set of the equation ; X? +9 =0 in the set of complex numbers is s+. (a) {3 5-3} (b) {-3 i} (c) {3 »=3 i} (@ £Q In the opposite figure : The area of A ABD = sss cm? (a) 36 (b) 48 (©) 54 (d) 72 D ithe solution set of the inequality : X?-4 s X+k is [-2 +3] then k (a)-6 (b)1 (c)2 @ The range of the function f : f (0) = 3 sin 2 0 is -~ (a) -2 52] (b) +2 52[ © [-3 53] @}-3 53f ® Im the opposite figure : AB =7om.»BC=5cm. AE=6cm. > DE =X cm, 5 then the value of X = (a5 (b) 14 (©) 12 8 GD) Aisa point outside the circle M 5 AB is a tangent to the circle at B 5 draw AD to intersect the circle at C and D where C EAD > if m (DB) = 150° 5 m (BC) = 80° »then m (2 A) = ° (a) 115 (b) 35, (c) 70 (d) 60 G The terminal side of angle O in standard position intersects the unit circle at point B (x » 3) where X <0 » then sin (90° + 0) = (a)-08 (b)-0.6 ()08 (06 @ In the opposite figure : B FD 3 oe coseee om. MS (a) 3.6 (b)4 S&S () 4.2 (48 g D 110 CamScanner + Lis2 asusall a cancsiicsiall iia— Final models ® In the opposite figure : AE= cm. (a) 32 (b) 45 (©) 48 (243 Tem E BD ifsin x= cosy s then sin (X 4 y) = om @1 (b) zero ()-1 (d) otherwise. B If one of the roots of the equation : X?— (m + 3) X +3 =0 is additive inverse of the other » then m (@3 (b) -3 (©) zero (d) otherwise. GB The two roots of the equation : aX? +b X+c=0 are real equal if b? = (a)2ac (b)ac (c)4ac (d)-4ac GD IFL » Mare the two roots of the equation : X? + X+1=0 »thenL+M+LM= (a) zero (b) 1 ©-1 (a2 @ ifx+yi=(2-3i)? sthenxX+y =e 7 (a)-5-12i (b)-17 (©) 17 (d) 60 EERE (Essay questions | Answer the following questions : @ In the opposite figure : c EGAC 5D EAB where AD =3 cm. »DB =9 cm. »BC=6em. »EC =5cm, »EA=4cem. Prove that : AADE ~ AACB > then find the length ofED AsmD Tem. 3 @ Find the general solution of the equation : tn (@ + 20°) = cot GB 8 + 30°) s then find the values of @ €]0° + 90°L @ mAABC , AD bisects the interior angle and intersects BC at D 5 if AC = 15 em. AB =27 cm. » BD = 18cm. » calculate the lengths of CD and AD . — 4-343) _ | Find the values of X + that satisfy the equation : “—=5-5——~=X+yi 111 CamScanner + Wise asusallFinal examinations ADA @ mn the opposite figure : A ABCis atriangle sD GAC »DE//AB>DF//AE Prove that : (CE) = CF x CB é Leis lultiple choice questions Choose the correct answer from the given ones : @ Tre simplest form of the imaginary number i? @-1 1 oi me ® in the opposite figure : D_6em A : c= (a) 3 ) + ¢ Idem, B 3 1 @F Os © Lone of the two roots of the equation : X? ~ (m + 2) X + 3 = 0 is additive inverse of the other » then m = +0 (a)-3 (b)-2 2 @3 @ 1 polygon M, is magnification of polygon M, and k is the ratio of magnification then @k>1 (b)k<1 ()k=0 @Osusall iFinal models If AB is a tangent to circle M at point B and P,, (A) = 25 em? » then AB = ® (a) 5 (b) 10 (o) 15 (a) 25 QIEL » Mare the two roots of the quadratic equation (X— a) (X-b) =k » then the quadratic equation whose roots a 5b is - (a) (X-L) (X-M)=0 (b) &-L)(X-M) +k=0 (©) (X-L) (X-M)=k () X?-(L+M)X+k=0 © The radian measure of central angle opposite to an arc of length 3 cm. in a circle its diameter length 4 em. i ra rad @ (3) (3) (sm wor D in the opposite figure : D AD 5 AB are two tangents to the circle at D »B respectively. a. GE intersects the circle at E >D If CE =3 cm. »ED= 18cm. » then (AC — AD) = sree om. ; € @q{7 247 ©3t7 @ol7 @D In the opposite figure : IFAD =8 cm. »AE=6em. aR y then tan 8 = er if i o> 7 oF m) ©F @4 Dm the opposite figure + . By using the shown givens » then X= @5 (b) 12 (c) 10 (2.5 Ow Derk | {BH ifsin 6 = cos @ where 6 is the measure of an acute positive angle then tan 2.0 =" (a1 (e)-1 (©) undefined. os a Guest essen [CN Te a oto sab | 113 CamScanner + Lise agusallFinal examinations 2a Dm the opposite figure : nq If the area of A DEF = 6 em? then the area of the shaded area = “em? (a) 27 (b) 36 Tem E Sem D Sem. (c) 48 (d) 54 GB The function f : f (X) =a X? +b X +e has one sign in IR when ~~ (a)b?-4ac>0 (b) b?-4ac<0 (b-4ac=0 (@b-4acz0 D mn the opposite figure : A XS eer ; a (@3 (b)4 a Xe ©s5 6 Cam D sm B @ The simplest form of the expression : sin (180° + @) x sec (270° + 8) =~» (a) 2 sin @ (by 1 ©-1 (@) 2sec 8 (Dif G x—5)° is the smallest positive measure » (3 y ~ 5)” is the greatest negative measure of two equivalent angles in the standerd position » then X—y = (a) 360° (b) 180° (©) 120° (a) 90° ww) cos! x+ sin”! x (a) zero we oF @n Mirx+yi=(+iy sthenX+y= (a4 (b)2 (©) zero @6 @) in the opposite figure : A ‘ABCs triangle »X EAB » Y GAC ee If XBCY is a cyclic quadrilateral » then ~ y AX _ AY. =AY x AC ¢ B (a) ‘AB AC (b) AX x AB = AY x AX. AY 2 = AX X AB (©) XB YC (d) (XY)? =AX x 14 CamScanner + Wise asuaall AFinal models ® In the opposite figure : AB/DE// XY sAC=8 em. ;CE= om. > CD =6em. »DX =3.m. s then BC+ EY =~ cm. (a) 12 (b) 15 (8 (@i4 @ The equation that has the two roots 3i+-3iis (@)x?+920 ()x?=9 (©X?43=0 @x?=3 @sin 90° - 6) sec @ = @)1 (b)-1 (©) zero (d) 90° GBI k is the scale factor of Similarity between two similar polygons 5 then the two polygons are congruent if = (a)k>1 (b)OsusallFinal examinations @ In the opposite figure : AB 5 AC are two tangent segments to the circle M at B and C »m(ZA)=60° sMB=Sem, Find the length of the minor are BC @ Prove without using the calculator : sin (600°) cos (~ 30°) + sin (150°) cos (240°) = sin in AD is a median in A ABC , DX bisects Z ADB and intersects AB at X + DY bisects Z ADC and intersects AC at Y 5 prove that : XY // BC iss Multiple choice questions | Choose the correct answer from the given ones : @ In the opposite figure : If AD is a tangent to the circle D mith ym (ZA) =55° 5m (DC) = 3 X- 10°) 8 3m (DB) =X 5 then X= ai (a) 120 (b) 60 (©)30 (dis @)1£6 is the measure of an acute angle and sin (0 + 10°) = cos (50°) » then @ = (a) 30° (b) 40° (c) 20° (d) 50° © The ratio between the length of two radii of two circles is 3; 5 » if the area of em? the smaller circle is 27 cm? > then the area of the greater circle equals ~~ (a) 45 (b) 50 (©) 75 (d) 100 ie x =- 1 is one of the two roots of the equation : X?-k X- 6 =0 5 then k= ~~ @s5 ()-5 ©6 @-6 116 CamScanner + Wis2 agusallFinal models @ In the opposite figure : ABis a tangent segment to circle M » AB =6cm. >CM=25cm. pthen AC 5 ores em. @9 (b) 4 (25 {In the opposite figure : Xeon @6 312 3Y3 ae @ tm the opposite figure : ‘AB is a tangent segment of a unit circle » then OB = ~ (b) cos ® (a) sin ® (d) sec 8 (c) csc 8 @ The function f : f (29 = 3 - Xis non-negative at xe (a) Lo 93 (b) f= 53) © Bf @ Bf @ The degree measure of an inscribed angle ‘opposite an are whose length 5 7¢ cm. ina circle with radius 15 cm. equals (a) 120° (b) 60° (©) 30° (@ 90° © In the opposite figure : XE_2 IfDY =6 em. and F5-= 3 then CX = om. (a)2 (b)3 ©4 @5 Dif the function f : f 0) =acos bX where a> 0 is a periodic function and its period >and its range [-1 » 1] » then | Bs - , a @4 (b) 1 OF OF 2 17 CamScanner + Wise asusallFinal examinations @ tn the opposite figure : AE = 2 then FE= Tem om, EB y (a9 (b) 11 © 13 (a) 15 ¢ ‘nae B FA ABC ~ A DEF sm (ZA) = 50° 5m (ZB) = 60° sthen m(ZC)= (a) 110° (b) 70° (c) 100° (d) 120° @ In the opposite figure : AC bisects Z BAD 5 Dis the midpoint of EC sAC=6 em. ,AD=3em. + AB =6 cm. 5 then DF = +++. em. (@)2 )3 (35 (@a4 B mm the opposite figure : D a ABCD is a square of side length 6 em. »DE=EF=FC rN > then the area of (polygon XYFE) = += em? F Y (a6 (b)8 © 10 @ 12 © ® (BFL Mare the two roots of the quadratic equation X? + 1 =0 othen 170% 4 M7018 = (@)-2i (b) 21 ()-2 (@)2 {DD if one of the two roots of the equation (X +k)? 6 X =0 is additive inverse of the other then k =~ (6 (b)-6 ©3 @9 If the solution set of the inequality : X?— 10 then BD = = em. (a)3 ()6 4 @yir @ In the opposite figure : DE BC @+ oF ©F @F BD If one of the roots of the equation : 3 X?-(k+2)X+K? +2k=0 is the multiplicative inverse of the other » then k = - (a)-3orl (b) -3 or-1 (c)3o0r-1 (d)30r1 If 10 sin x = 6 where X is the greatest positive angle »x [0 +27 » then the numerical value of the expression : sec (540° + X) equals wo oF @ @) In the opposite figure = DBNEC={A} »AE=9cm. »AB »DA=6em. »a (AADE) = 36 cm? = 10cm. »AC = 15cm. cm then a (A ABC) = ~ (a) 60 (b) 75 (©) 100 (d) 225 @B The range of the function f : f CO= 4 sin X where XE[0 +71] equals ~~ (a) [0 54] () fo -4L («4 +0] @ [-4 4] a) [0+ 119 CamScanner + Lied aguaallFinal examinations @ In the epposite igure = << aw ‘AB touches the circle M at B 5 AF intersects the circle M at the two ? n points C 5 F respectively. If AC = 3 cm. h > CF=9 om. »then Py, (A)= (a6 (b)9 (©) 27 (d) 36 @ If the two roots of the equation : X?- 4 X +k =0 are real » then kE-- (a) [4 sf (b) }» »4[ (©) 4 vf @}@>4] @it3 x-2yi=(5-2i)? »theny-x= (a) 17 (b)-3 (3 (d) 21-20: Answer the following questions : @ investigate in R the sign of the function f : f (X)=8 + 2 X-X? showing that on number line 5 then find in IR the solution set of the inequality : 8 +2 X- X?20 @ In the opposite figure : Mand N are two intersecting circles at A and B »C €BA >» CG BA Draw CD to intersect circle M at D »E where CD =9 cm. sDE=7em. Draw CF to touch circle N at F [1] Prove that : Py, (C)= Py ©) [2] If: AB = 10 cm. » find the length of each AC » CF @maasce -AB=8em. ,AC=40m. sD EAC »DEAC where CD = 12 cm. Prove that : AB touches the circle passes through the points B »C »D @ 1A ABC is right-angled triangle at angle C » sin A + cos B= gle at ang| Find the value of sin 5 A GPABCis a triangle 5D EAB where AD=2BD ; E@AC where DE// BC If the area of A ADE = 60 cm? » find the area of the trapezium DBCE 120 CamScanner + Lise &susall een 7= Final models Choose the correct answer from the given one: @ In the opposite figure ; 3 sn(ane1 (3 + sin (1am (a) = 7 5 a ay 12 of -5 (b)X<-5 (c)X>0 (d)x<0 @ mn the opposite figure : Ren om. (a) 12 (b) 15 § (©) 18 (@21 D Caen B Git AB is a tangent to a circle at B » AC intersects the circle at C + D where CEAD > AC =3.cm. AB =6 em. s then CD = ()6 ()9 (12 (15 om. BD In the opposite figure : A AB x AC eons cm? 4 eee (a) 36 (b) 45 f . (c) 12 (d) 27 @D Incircle M 5 if two chords AB and CF intersecting at D 5 then - (a) Py, (D) = (AB)?= 2 (b) AD x DB = AM x MB (©) Py, (D) + AD = DB = zero (d) P,, (D) = CD x DF B tr tan 4 6) = cot (5 6) then sin (3 8) =~ where 3 0 is the measure of an acute angle. @d @)1 (-1 oe 122 CamScanner + Wis2 asuasallFinal models In the opposite figure : The radius length of semicircle (M) = 10 cm. pthen ED = o-oo om, LEXY 50 Soa A OT (oy 8 37 © 45 @ 2 D Ifthe two roots of the equation : aX? +b X+c=0 are equal in value but different in signs » then (a)c=0 (b)a=0 ()b=0 (d) otherwise. D In the opposite figure : DEL . 5 BC e @4 wy ° oz @i oF os © If the distance between point A from the centre of a circle equals 24 cm. and the power’ of this point with respect to this circle equals 176 » then the radius length of this circle equals ~~ -em. (a) 447 (b) 400 (c) 20 @) 38 @D The length of an are opposite to a central angle of measure 150° ina circle with radius cm. length 8 cm. equals “~~ @ 2a win (sn @20 @) In the opposite figure = XY BC + XZ// BY sAX = 6 em. »XB=9em. »AZ= 3m. s then the length of ZC cm. 3 15 @4s (b) 155 © QD if sin 2.6 = cos 6 » then 8 could be equal =~" (c) 36 (d) 45 (b) 30 (a) 18 ae CamScanner + Wis2 asuaall—— Final examinations If (2:i) is a root of the quadratic equation : X? + aX +b =0 where the coefficients of its terms are real numbers » then all the following are true except (a) the other root of the quadratic equation is (~ 2 i) (b) the sum of the roots = zero (c) the product of the roots =~ 4 (@) the discriminant of the quadratic equation < zero @ In the opposite figure : =e _ A AC bisects Z A of triangle ABD internally » AE L AC x DCs >BC=4cm. »CD=3 cm. »then BE: ED= cern E dem. em. (a)7:4 (b) 7:3 (c) 3:4 (4:3 Bf f 0) =X +2» where xE]-4 » 3[ then f (20) is positive at XE» (a) © »-2[ (b) +2 sf, (©) k4 5-2f @}+253[ @ In the opposite figure : A a If AB) DC = {E} ,AE= Sem. »EF=3cm. »EC=4em. See /. >DF=4cm. »DF 1 BE » the points A +B »C + Die ie Pe x — é ® oma circle » then the length of FB = --~----~ em. (a) 05 ()1 (15 @2 @ If the opposite figure represents a graph ‘of a quadratic function in one variable sthen the rule of the function can be written as , (a) F(X =-X?-2X43 (b) f (K)=-X7 42X43 (o) f =X? #2X43 (d) f ()=-X742X-3 GD) If the roots of the equation : k X?-8 X + 16=0 are two complex and non real 9» then = (a) k>2 (yk <2 (ke > 10[ @k>1 124 CamScanner + Wise aguaallee Final models Reich) Essay questions Answer the following questions : QD in the opposite figure : The radius of circle M is 5 cm, , : » AD isa tangent atD 5 AD = 12 om, A 7 Ic Find the length of AG 7) nou4 iif sin 6 = 3 where 90° <0 < 180° Find the value of : Sin (180° — 8) + tan (360° — 8) + 2 sin (270° — 6) a13+13i | 5 4i Oirx= Sai ysott Tay find : x+y @ in the opposite figure ; wo 5 ABCD is a parallelogram in which AB = 6 cm. » BC = 10 cm. / —_ kg >m (4 BAC) =90° 5 E GAB such that : AE=2cm. Z oe /* > DE intersects AC at F Prove that : A AFE is an isosceles triangle. © m the opposite figure : A ABC is a triangle in which : DX // AC , EY // AB » B > = AD _ 3 a4 BC=13.50m,» 2=3 5EC= 4 AE Find the length of : XY Multiple choice questions Choose the correct answer from the given ones : @ 1 the two roots of the equation : 4X? - 12 X +e =0 are real and equal » then c= (a)3 (b)4 ©9 @) 16 & in the opposite figure : (a) 25 (b) 24 os 8 CamScanner + Lis2 asuaallFina examin ton, @ The solution set of the equation : (X + 1)? = zero in Ris @ {-1} {i} otro 2 i st of the in it @ ir? ~ 4 ac <0 in the equation aX? +b X+.¢=0 » then the solution set of the inequality aX?+bX+0 <0 where ais negative is @R ()@ (Rt @Er Ba + are similar, (a) triangles (b) rectangles (c) parallelograms —_(d) squares GB In the opposite figure : B Py, (A) = one (a) 25 (b) (AB = ec (0) 40 (@) (AM)? - (AB)? Ss @D in the opposite figure : ‘66 Appendulum swings through an angle of measure 60° if the length of its string is 12 cm. » then the length of the circular path covered by the pendulum equals (a)3IGem. (b) 4am. (c)6 em. @) 8 em. © in the opposite figure : X= cm. (a) 36 (4 (0) 4.2 (48 ‘The opposite figure represents the curve PP 7 y=3sin JX > then the X coordinates of the point B is ~~ 2 5 : @se wa o F (c) 20 (4m yw 126 CamScanner + Lied asuaall ll— Final models Ms (cos! zero) _ @t ()-1 (©) undefind (@) zero (D) The angle with measure (— 120°) lies in the quadrant 7 first s : (a) fi (b) second (©) third (a) fourth @ In the opposite figure : 1 DE/ BC and the area of (A EBC) = 9 em? sthen the area of (A ADE) = (a) 6 (b) 12 (c) 18 (d) 27 ® mu the opposite figure : AD bisects 2 BAC AB =6 cm, A\ »AC=8cm. »BD=3cm. I 3 »then AD cm, / , @4 om os on é Dim B © In the opposite figure : DC= -em. aD (b) 10 an (@) 12 (Bifa sb and c are integers 5a +b +c=0 sax » hen the roots of the equation : (b+c—a)X2+(c+a—b) X+(atb-c)=Oare ~~ (a) real and equal: (b) distinct rational real. (c) distinct irrational real. (d) not real. D in the opposite figure = 12 ios ® me @15 127 CamScanner + Wied asuaallBin) examinations $$$ iii @ m™ the opposite figure : IfBE=2ED “em. (b)2 (3 (a4 BD The sign of function f : f (X)=7-Xis negative in the interval a @ «7 (b) Fe eof O71 sf @}757, Ditsino=— 1 sos 0-8 pthen @ = =. (a) 30° (b) 150° (©) 210° (d) 330° @ tn the opposite figure : A Ifm (BR) =m (XY) and BA is a tangent to the circle M at B g >BD=2{3cm. » AD=43em. z pthen AY Snes om, D @43 ()6 / é 9 @r 7 Gif 24+31) + -HaXF yi then X4y swe (a)2 ()-4 5 @7 @ in the opposite figure : ‘AB is a tangent segment , C is the midpoint of AD sAB =53 em. » then CD = ose em, @276 (sve ©5 @2576 ® In the opposite figure : oD... DA AE DE @ 4 (BE AI AC BE A Ose OR 128 CamScanner + Lise isusall2 Final models ff 0) =X?-7.X+ 12 5X EIR > then all the following are true except (a) the solution set of the equation f (x) =0 is {3 54} (0) the solution set of the inequality f (Xx) > 0 is - [3 54] (c) the solution set of the inequality f (x) < 0 is ]3 5 4[ (@ § © is positive in the interval R- ]3 5 4[ Bin the opposite figure : B > Eand C are collinear. If CE = 3 cm. sBE=9 cm. »BD=4.5 cm. »DE=6cm. »BA=6cm. sAC=8cm. then the scale factor of the similarity of the two triangles ABC » DBE= (a) 4:3 (b) 3:4 (c) 16:9 (d) 9:16 B If tan (180° + 5 6) + tan (270° + 4 6) =0 » then the value of @ which satisfies the equation » where 6 €]0 »{ from the following equals (a)5 (b) 10 (c) 20 @90 @ The quadratic equation in which each of its two roots more than the two roots of the equation : X?-3 X+2=0 by 2is (a) X?7-3X+2=0 (b) X?+7X412=0 (0) X?7-7X+412= (@ X?-7xX-12=0 If Lis one of the roots of the equation : X? +4 X+7=0 > then (L+2)°= ql (a)-11 (ob) 11 ©@3 (@-3 [ESE Essay auestions) Answer the following questions : @ Find the values of @ where 0° < 6 = 90° which satisfies : tan (6 + 20)? = cot (36 + 30°) @ mn the opposite figure : ABC is a triangle in which AB = 6 cm, » AC =9 cm. and BC = 10 cm. » D BC where BD = 4 cm. > BE L AD and intersects AD and AC at E and F respectively. [1] Prove that : AD bisects 2 A [2] Find : Area of A ABF : Area of A CBF Covet) p3/o (cubes ata otal boty wala! | 129 =< ten, CamScanner + Wise asusall_ Te —— Final examinations ——— ‘tion intersects the unit cricle ©DEE the terminal side of angle @ in the standard position inte -8 (& Find the value of : sin (3 — 0) + cot (2% -®) > at point 3 point 7 G In the opposite figure + If (AC)? = CD x CB Prove that : A ACD ~ ABCA = @ bn the opposite figure x The two circles M and N are intersecting at KIN 7 Aand B where ABCD EF = {X} > (4 \ XD =2DC + EF = 10 cm. and Py (X) = 144 [1] Prove that : AB is the principle axis to the [2] Find the length of each of : XC and XF [3] Prove that : CDFE is a cyclic quadrilateral. two circles M and N Choose the correct answer from the given ones tf the sum of the measures of interior angles in any convex polygon = 180° (n 2) where nis the number of sides » then the measure of an interior angle in a regular hexagon in radian = Fe wz @ oF @The angle with measure 3% lies in the (a) first (b) second (©) third (@) fourth © In the opposite figure + CD touches the semicircle M at D If2 CA=AB = 60m. > then CD =- ene (a6 ()3 ose @2 130 3 CamScanner + Lis2 agua!p» the opposite figure : Two circles touching internally at A, gthen ED = seen om, (a2 (35 B12 050 =-13 11.<0<32 sthen ga. x @e 6x 3 OF Gin the opposite figure : If'm(ZA)=2m (ZB) sthen BC =... (a) 310 (c) 12 Dm the opposite figure : NE sstrnsn (a) 30° (c) 86° © in the opposite figure : If FX LAB DY 1 BC ,EZLAC ,AC=9em, —— sBC= 12cm, sDE=4 em. sthen EF = + e (a2 5 em, Final models (b)3 (4 (d) 10 ¢ 6 Q Which of the following is a factorization to the expression : x2 +4? (a) (X-2) (X+2) (© (x-2i" In the opposite figure : If the area of (polygon DYFC) = 40 cm? » the area of (polygon FEBC) = 32 cm? »the area of (A AFY) = 5 cm? ~ sthen the area of (A AEF) = (@3 ©5 i (b) (x42 (d) (X-2 1) (X+2i) c se LE (b)4 A @6 131 CamScanner + Lis2 isusall—_ —— Final examinations, — $$$ @$a$a>$pai i @ m the opposite figure : A AB cos B+AC cos C= om, ZN (a6 8 Ta ta, (14 as B In the opposite figure : A If the area of A ADE = 8 em? | then the area of the figure é 7 x ] DBCE =. oem? = * (a) 27 (b) 64 (0) 24 @ 16 | 1 ® mm the opposite figure : x | XLS eens em, | (a)7 (b) 12 | (20 (a) 144 Lome | @ The function f : f (X) = 2 Xis positive in @R mR Ok @R-{o} | © In the opposite figure : oh i of | AC cm, x ee | (a) 15 (b) 16 | 1s @no * | {B The opposite figure show the curve y=sin X »then|al]+|b/= @l ()2 nr @20 D Tre product of the roots of the equations : ax?+bX+e=0 » bX? +eX+a=0 » cX*+axX+b=0 equals - (@aBc 1 on (@) 2010 132 CamScanner + Wise aguaallFinal models Dix+yisi +274 then Ky = econ (@3 (b) 4 (©) zero (@-3 QD if the two roots of the equation : X?7+4.X4+k=0 are distinct real 5 then k G----s:ese (a) + 5 4[ (b) ]4 5 eof, (c) > 54] (@) {4} GDIFAM = 12 cm, 5r=9 em, 5 where A is point outside circle M 5 then Py (A) = (a) 65 (b) 63 (49 (7 @ In the opposite figure : ‘AB is an arc in a circle whose centre O » then find the length of AB = -- (a) 19 oe (18 Ol @ In the opposite figure : , AB+YZ= eat ” @5 (13 rae C : aS : @u os én B(x +21) (X-2i)= (a) x? +4 (b) x74 (4Xxi-4 (@xX?-4xi+4 A @) In the opposite figure = (Fr ’ Be cl B BC , Cae, @s OF Nae, 7 @)3 D @2 ne (B The solution set of the equation : X +12 (a) {1} (b) {1-1} (If the ratio between the areas of two similar poly their two corresponding sides (a) 2:5 (b) 4:5 @o (a) {-i vi jgons is 16: 25 » then the rato between (d@) 16:41 133 CamScanner + Wise aguaall (c) 16:25Final examinations @D The quadratic equation whose roots are : 2-3 +2. 4°]3 is (a)X?74+2X+4+3=0 (b) X?-4.X41=0 ()X?-4xX4+7=0 (dx? 44X4150 (BH Each of the following figures represents the curve of the function f : f (X)=aX24+bX+e which of these figures does have b>=4ac=0 robe Ae En Sew ttn) Essay questions Answer the following questions : @ Im the opposite figure : BC NDE = {F} »AB=6 0m. »BC= 12cm. »AC=8 cm. + FC =3cm. »BD=4.5 cm. »DF= 6 cm. Prove that : {1] AABC ~ A DBF [2] A EFC is isosceles @ifsino=sin 750° cos 300° + sin (— 60°) cot 120° where 0° < 6 < 360° Find : 6 @ Determine the sign of the function f = f CO = x?—X+ 12 and hence determine in R the solution set of the inequality : X? + 12> X » represent the solution on the number line. G@ in the opposite figure : InAABC: AB =6cm. »AC=4cm. »BC= Sem. AD bisects Z BAC and intersects BC at D + AE bisects Z A externally and intersects BC atE Calculate : The length of DE G In the opposite figure : ‘ABC is a right-angled triangle at A [1] Prove that : DE // BC [2] Find the length of : BC —al CamScanner + Wis asusall ee)Final models Ge Muli ple ch @ questions ‘hoose the correct answer from the given ones : Which of the following polygons are similar? om som Sea a d A BI [4] a) 2) (a) The two polygons [1] » [2] (b) The two polygons [1] + [3] (©) The two polygons [3] [4] (@) The two polygons [2] » [4] ap | Bie the terminal side of a positive angle (90° — 8) in standard position intersects the unit circle at point (; 4) > then sin (90° — @) = wd @s © The function f : f (2) = 4-2 Xis non-positive if (a) x>2 (b)X<2 (x22 @Xxs2 _@ The measure of the central angle subtends an arc of length J€ em. in a circle with diameter length 8 cm. equals oz oF oF @2n | @ in the opposite figure : Qid) If CE is a tangent to the circle (b) 2X7+6X+10=0 ; (c) X76 X+10=0 (d) X?+6X+10=0 135 CamScanner + Wied agua!—— Final examinations @ tn the opposite figure : A IfA (0 +6) 5B (252) and C3 50) s AD // BE CE 8 s EF ={5 length unit 5 then X= ------ length unit. Fintan ys wis “4 F 3s ways GD tteos 8 = 3 50° <0 < 90° 5 then sin (90° - 0) = i 3 $ (a) 3 (by 3 OF @s @ The function f : ¢ (@) = sin (b ) is a periodic function and its period ( then b= 1 a d)6 @+ 4 ©3 @ D mn the opposi 2 a IDE BC 5 EF // AB »AD = 3 then 22(C7 DBFE) 5 p , 31 et ABC) 7 6 1 je @ 35 (b) 55 oO @# é Fo 3 QM e4x+2yi=8+4XisthenxX+y= (@)-2 5 ©6 @4 {Dif X= 4 is one of the roots of the equation X? +m X=4 5 then (@)m=-3 (b) mis an even. (c) (1 — m) is a perfect square. (d) (a) 5 (c) are true. ® The sum of integers belong to the solution set of the inequality (X-2) GB X-1) sO equal @-1 wy 2 On Dn the opposite figure : All the following mathematical expressions are true except» . (a)(AB=ACKAD —— (b) (ABY’=AEX AF "I a ()ACXAD=AEXAF (d) ACx CD=AEx EF g 136 CamScanner + Lis a>susall a; Final {Din the opposite figure : models xt y= (b) 180 x 60 (d) 150 a, oe c B © In the opposite figure : a X-y WayeF othen AB = sss em, (a) 16 ) 15 g D () 12 @10 2 c Xem. B {DD The diameter of citcle M is 6 em. » Py, (B) = zero » then B lies (a) inside the circle. () outside the circle (6) on the circle (@) at the centre of the circle. @ le L-2) 5 (M2) are roots of the equation : X?-4 X-4=0 othen L?-8L+5=- (@)3 (#3 @) zero QD In the opposite figure = A AABC ~ A AED z IfAD =3 cm. »BD =2cm. sAB=2.5 em. > | then EC = om. é \ | as (b)3 (45 (35 BD The sum ofthe areas of two similar polygons is 225 cm? and the ratio between theit 2 - perimeters 4 : 3 » then the area of the greater polygons. sm 3 (b) 144 (©) 128 4 (96 F ans en conan ay nica eb Ry CamScanner + Wise asusallFinal examinations @ The function f where f (x) = 2 — X is non-negative when XE (a) Je 52] () eo 2h (©) [2 -f @ 2 --f Bian (- 14 x)= 3 os @itP,, (A) =r > then A lies “where ris the radius length of the circle M" (a) on the circle (b) outside the circle (©) inside the circle (@) at the centre of the circle @ It sin A= 5 5 then the least positive angle satisfies this trigonometric equation fg (a) 150° (b) 30° (c) 60° (@) 330° @ Im the opposite figure : y= 20" (b) 140° (©) 150° (@ 160° @)IFL > M are the two roots of the equation : X?-7 X+3 =0 5 then L? + M?= @7 (b) 43 (© 58 (ad) 79 @) The two roots of the equation : X (X—- 2) = 5 are (a) two complex and non real roots. (b) two equal real roots. (©) two differant real roots. (d) 2 and zero. Essay questions Answer the following question: @ ABCD is a rectangle in which AB = 6 cm. sBC = 8 cm. Draw BE AC to intersect AC at E » AD at F (1] Prove that : (AB)? = AF x AD [2] Find : The length of AF ® tn the opposite figure In AABC 5D is a midpoint of BC >AB =AD » BE bisects 2 B , DF bisects Z ADC Prove that : EF // BC é " a CamScanner + Lied asuaall- Final models vy ind the general solution ofthe equation : ese 6 = see 38 prove that the roots of the equation : 7X? — 11 X + 5 =0 are non real conjugate then find these two roots by using the general formula. PABCis triangle »D ©BC where BD = 5 em. and DC = 4 em. If AC =6 cm. »prove that : [1] AC is a tangent segment to the circle passing through the points A » B and D [2] AACD ~ ABCA [3] Area of (A ABD) : Area of (A ABC) = 5:9 SANE) swe Multiple choice questions Choose the correct answer from the given ones : GD The sign of the function f where f (X) = 6 — 2 Xis positive if @x=3 (a) X>3 (bo) X23 (x<3 @ In the opposite figure + ED If AB// EC » then BCT 3 @4 oF @s GD if cot (90° - 6) = cot 20 where 0° <0 < 90° > then sin3 0=- (@-1 (b) zero 1 @ tn the opposite figure : AB// CD > BE=2cm. >CE=3cm.»AD= 10cm. then AE = (a)4 (b) 6 ©@2 @3 FR mn the opposite figure : BE = ores em, (a6 (o)8 (@10 (9 139 CamScanner + Wise asuaallFinal examinations {GB cos (90° - 8) x esc 8 = (a) zero (b)1 (c)-1 (d) cot 8 In the opposite figure : B = , Hr ‘Two intersecting circles at C 5 E » BE touches the larger circle at E i Sp E IfAF = 3m. »FC=4 em. CD = Sem. »then BE= "em. @)9o (b)8 ©7 (d)6 Ir the terminal side of an angle of measure 30° in standard position rotates three and half revolutions clockwise then the terminal side lies in the ----~~-» quadrant, (a) first (b) second. (c) third (@) fourth @ Tre number of intersections between the curve y =sin 3 X with X-axis in the interval [0 5 2 7] equals =~ (a2 (b)3 4 @7 © in the opposite figure : “ Ifm(Z1)=m(22)=m(23) Ss : othen DE : EF : FD = we 3 (a) 7:11:12 (b) 12:11:77 é Tem B (©) 12:7:11 (@) 11:12:7 €T] In the opposite figure : X=. (a) 10° (b) 20° (©) 30° (d) 40° Dif sec 3 6 = 2 where @ is an acute angle » then @ = (a) 10° (©) 20° (@) 30° ® The interior bisector at a vertex of a triangle --. (a) parallel (©) equal 140 the exterior bisector at this vertex. (b) perpendicular to (d) coincide with CamScanner + Lise aguaall| Final models (DUEL > Mare the two roots of the equation : x2 -5xX-6=0 the numerical value of the expression : L5La3e (a)-6 (b) 6 ©9 @)3 Bre similar polygons are congruent if their scale factor of similarity equals... @> 5 (b) 1 (c) more than 1 (d) less than 1 Difax?+bx+0=0 5a bande are real numbers and (b?~ 4 ac) is not positive » then the roots of the equation are (a) equal. (b) not real. (c) conjugate complex. (@) real different. D tm the opposite figure : y =ax2 F009 fO=ax*+bxX4e x fe then D#© =... 2 Q i a (a3 (b)5 , (7 (d) 10 © in the opposite figure : If AC=3 cm. »>CE=9cm. othen AB = eee em, (a)27 (b) 36 9 oe imagil rR | © The simplest form of the imaginary number i "8 = @1 (b)-1 (=i | Qn the opposite figure : If DE // BC and the area | of (AEBC) =9 cm? | sthen the area of (A ADE) = 6 @12 (18 @27 CamScanner + Wis2 a>guaallFinal examinations ED) The measure of an inscribed angle is 60° subtended by an arc of length 4 70 em. > then the circumference of the circle = ss mM. (@) 240 (b) 12% (0) 6% (18% BD tn the opposite figure : MF+AM=.- em (a) 6 ® In the opposite figure : ‘AB is a common tangent to the two circles at B and AF is a secant to both of then > then (AB)? = (a) ACx CD (b) AD x AE (a) AD x DF (d) AC x CF Gif the roots of the equation : 4 X?— 12 X +m=0 are equal » then m = (a)3 (b)4 (9 (@ 16 @ The sign of f : f (X) =-2 X is positive in the interval (a) ko 5 oof (b)R- {2} (©) + »2] @ of In the opposite figure : x= @5 (b)6 <+2)em. B 7 (@8 ere GDIEL » Mare the two roots of the equation : X? + X+1=0 5 then L+ M4 LMS - (a) zero. (b)1 (@-1 @2 BIEL » M are the two roots of the equation : X?— 5 X+7=0 » then the equation whose two roots are L? and M? is (@) XxX? +11 x449=0 () x?-11.x449=0 @x?-49.xX4 1150 (x? +11x-49=0 142 CamScanner + Wis2 asusall"Final models Essay questi ions _ Answer the following questions ; @ Without using calculator find the value of the foll sin 420° cos 330° + Sin 15° ° sin 1658 + €2N? 65° — cot 25° tan 65° lowing : ABC is a triangle inscribed in “circle 5 D is a midpoint of BC 5 draw AD to intersect the acirck circle at E " Prove that : [1] (BD)? = AD x DE [2]A EBD ~ ACAD © The perimeter of triangle ABC is 27 cm. , draw BD bisects Z B and intersect AC at D > if AD =4.cm. »CD = 5 cm. Find the length of each : AB, BC ,BD @irx=243: vy=4titing the value of the expression : X2 +2. xy + y? G@ In the opposite figure : x ED BC .DRN/EX _Ff/ FB FC Prove that : (72) y= =x F BE voce! [ie em detrracing es Multiple choice questions Choose the correct answer from the given ones : @ In the opposite figure : P | Alllthe following mathematical : > expressions are true except «0 AD _ AE (b) AD = DE é > © DB = EC DB BC AD _ AE AB_ AC © AB AC © Bp = EC Q iain cc = cos B where oc » are two acute angles » then tan (oc + B) =~ (a) (1 wos (@) undefined. ee b | @ the smallest value of the function f » where f (@) =3.c0s (2 8) is ~ a | @-6 ()-3 (©-2 @- E 143 CamScanner + Wis agusall| Final examinations $$ aa @ In the opposite figure : _ The length of AB = «+ cm. (a) 12 (b) 15 (©) 20 (a) 25 item. iD em B @ mn the opposite figure : If ED // BC sm(Z ADY) = m(Z FDY) and ED = 10 cm. BD = 15 cm. gthen AD = enn cm, (a) 20 (b) 25 (©) 30 G The equation whose roots are (2+ 3 i) »(2-3i) is ~~ (a) X?44X+13=0 (b) X?-4X413=0 | () x?4+4Xx-13=0 (x?-4X-13=0 : (Lai)? eee (a) - 643 (b) 641 (©) - 64 @ 4 @ Iithe scale factor of similarity of the polygon P, to the polygon P, is % and scale factor of similarity of the polygon P, to the polygon P, is 3 » which of the following relations is correct ? (a) Area (P,) + Area (P,) = Area (P,) (b) Area (P,) + Area (P,) = Area (P,) (area) +fareaP,) =fareaP) (a Yarea(P) +fArea(P,)=YArea (P,) © Im the opposite figure = A sem > If DA > DB are tangents to | the circle at A and B respectively fy ,DA=DB=8cm. »BC=2cm. 3 6 pthen AC = er em, @3 (4 (5 @6 144 CamScanner + Wis2 asuaallFinal models (Din the opp figure : JfAB// EF // CD QR then BF = +--+ cm. g e A (a 25 (b)2 z f 4 15 @1 | QD) In the opposite figure : me / iL oF wt €) L (o)rxL (@Lx2r A | Din the opposite figure : F(Z ABC) Serer (a) sin-! (3) (b) sin! (4) 3 4 (©) tan"! (3) @ cor! (3) Bin the opposite figure + 7 The perimeter of A ABC = «v= em. (a) 36 (b) 32 (c) 28 Cian Dam B (@) 24 The roots of the equation : X? - 2fsx+1=0are~ (a) rational real. (b) not real. (c) real equal. (d) irrational real. (B The sign of the function f : f 0 = X~4 where XE]4 » [is (a) always positive. (b) always negative. | (6) positive inthe interval }4 »5[ and negative in the interval ]5 » | 5[ and positive in the interval ]5 » of cutee agate ow ototy ala [145 CamScanner + Wise asusall (d) negative in the interval ]4 » OND B/S ICFinal examinations ( In the opposite figure : ~~ If the greater gear revolves one revolution » then the smaller gear revolves 3 revolution If the smaller gear revolves one revolution in the direction of the arrow shown on the figure » then the central angle of revolving the greater gear is « @-% 3% @3% (20 @ tn the opposite figure : A B = CR 1 1 cl B @t wy YI aN 3 ©F @F > D The ratio between the length of two corresponding sides of two similar triangles is 1:4 » then the ratio between their areas is ~- (a) 1:2 (b) 1:4 (1:8 (@) 1:16 (FLER - MER are the two roots of the equation : aX? +b X-+c=0 where a>0 »Lof (@R-[L>M] @) If one of the roots of the equation : 4k X? +7 X+k? +4 =0 is multiplicative inverse of the other root » then k = 0 (a) #2 (b)3 4 @2 dw) (a) 30° (b) 40° (c) 60° (qd) 120° @) in the opposite figure : ‘AB is a tangent segment to circle M at B + AC intersects the circle at C » D »m(ZA)=45° »m (DB) = 150° > then m (BC) = -- 146 CamScanner + Wied aguaallFinal models ne aanc »AB=8cm. sAC=6cm, »D EAB such that AD = 3 om, >E GAC such that _ AE=4om. If the area of A AED =3 om? ° polygon DBCE = 12 iw oO (6 (@)8 In the opposite figure : A _ c AC touches the circle M at C s MC =6 om, YI 9 Pag (A) = 64 9 then AB = sensu | @3 (4 ©5 6 f BD IFAABC~ A XYZ and3 AB =2 xy »then area of A ABC : area of A XYZ = (a)4:9 (b) 9:4 (©) 2:3 (@) 3:2 GB The angle of measure (7) radian has degree measure = = (a) 225° (b) 210° (©) 840° (@) -225° Bati= (a) 321 (b) =32i (32 (@)-32 @) The opposite figure represents the curve of the function f: f (X)=aX?+bX+c » then which of the following is true ? x x (a)a>05c>0 (b)a>0,0<0 ()a<0sb>0 (a<0se<0 x Tf one of the two roots of the equation : X? +k X-98 =O is twice the additive inverse of (atid (b) £7 (+8 @49 147 CamScanner + Wis2 asuaall