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1. .
a. .
1 2 4
5  3 1
2 3 5
 1 2 4
i.   5  3   1
 2 3 5
33 3
 3
10 10
ii. 165 x 0.382 = 23.826 EXACT
b. .
i. 23.83 2 DP
ii. 23.8 3 SF
iii. 24 NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER
c. .
i. $810
PRT
I
100
5000  R  3
ii.  810
100
150 R  810
R  5.4%

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iii. Doubled here is taken to mean that the $5000 gains $5000 in interest and the
PRT
I
100
5000  5.4  T
total being $10,000  5000
100
270T  5000
T  18.5

2. .
a. .
a * b  a  4b
i.
1* 2  9  3
1* 2  9  3, while 2*1  6
ii. so the operation is not commutative
a *b  b* a
b. .
3  2x  5
3  5  2x
i.
2  2 x
1  x

ii.
c. .
2 x  3 y  43
i.
x  y  18.5
x  $12.50
ii. Solutions are
y  $6

3. .
a. .
i. n  P  R   8
ii. M  P  {b, d }
'
iii. M  R  {k , b, v, s, w, t}

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b. Part b is deliberately left blank: the reason is scalability errors due to page sizes and
printer errors, it does not always give the diagram as intended

4. .
a. .
3x  4 y  5
i. 5  3 x 3x  5
y or
4 4
3
ii. m 
4
3x  4 y  5
3x  4(2)  5
iii. 3 x  5  8  13
13
x
3
4
y0    x  6
3
iv.
4
y   x8
3
b.

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5. .
a. .
i. Hexagon
ii. Perimeter 6  5cm  30cm
0
iii. Interior angle size 120

 1 
 A  ab sin C   6
 2 
 1 
iv.  A    5  sin 60   6
 2 
 10.82  6  65cm 2

b. .
i.

2
V  52  75  3900
5
5  3900
V  9750cm3  9.75l
2
65h  9750
ii. 9750
h  150cm
65

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6. .
a. R(0,3)
b. Answers on the graph

c. P”Q”R” is mapped unto PQR by a clockwise rotation of 1800 /or anticlockwise about the
point (0,1)
d. Area is 12 unit2

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7. .
a. .
i. Range is 45 – 26 = 19
ii. Median is 37.5 marks
iii. The interquartile range is 7
2 1
iv. P ( X  30)  
10 5
b. .

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8. .
a. 4th diagram

b.

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9. .
a. .
2  22  4  1 5 2  24

2 1 2
2  6 4 2  2 6
i.  
2 2



2 1  6   1  6
2
xy  5
2 x  y
xy  5
x  x  2  5  0 When the equations are simplified
ii.
2 x  y
x2  2x  5  0 the result is x 2  2 x  5  0 so use the
x  1  6; y  1  6 solutions from that, that’s the hence
x  1  6; y  1  6

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b. The solutions from part b are in the graph

10. .
a.

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i. ACD  57 0 , angle at the center is twice the angle at the circumference,

AOD  2ACD
AED  AOD  1800
ii.
AED  660
iii. OAC  150

iv. ABC  750

b. .

i. RP is a diagonal, use Pythagoras’ theorem 1002  602  116.619cm

ii. TR  116.22  202  118.303cm

 116.6 
iii. TRV  sin 1    80.275
0

 118.3 

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iv. 9.80 ; RTV is the same as TRP

11. ..
a. ..
OQ  OP  PQ
i.  3   1  2 
OQ         
 4 2  6
 2 1 
ii. OQ     2    2 RS So they are parallel
6  3
b. ..

i. XZ  a  b
 1
MY   a  b   b
ii.
2
 1
MY   a  b 
2
c. .

 1 0 
 1 0  1  
i. A    A  3 1
 3 2
 2 2
 1 0 
 1 0  
1   1 0 0  1 0
ii. AA    3 1     
 3 2  3  3 0  1  0 1 
 2 2
 1 0
A 
3 2
iii.
1 0
A2   
3 4
iv. .
a. AB is not possible as is due to the fact that the number of columns in A

is not equal to the number of rows in B , ABT could work however

b. The order is (3 by 2)

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