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Solve the differential cquution *"
y = f(x).
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gtvcn that y 2 when x = 1 . Express your solution m the form
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4. The point D divides the side AB oftrinnglc ABC internally in the ratio x : y. If LACD = a, LBCD = P and
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AD DC BD DC
L.BDC = (). show that = and = . J 31
si n a sin (0 - a) sin fl sin (fJ + {J)
x cot a - y cot fJ
Hence. pro e that cot B = . [ 6]
x+y
OA.BC is a rhombus with M and N are midpoint of AB and BC respectively.
Sho' that OA = f (2 OM - ON ).
If P is a point between A and N and these three points are collinear, find the ratio of AP : PN.
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In the above diagram, BC is a diameter of a circle with centre 0 and D is a point on the circumference. If
CD is produced to A such that CD DA, prove that
(a) the triangles COB and ADB are congruent, (3]
(b) DO is parallel to AB, [4]
Given that BC 12 em and L DCB = 40, calculate the area of the triangle ABC.. [4]
7 Find how many numbers between SOOO and 6000 can be fonned from the digits I, 2, 3, 4, S and 6
(a) if no digits are repeated,
(b) if repeated diaill are allowed.
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Th dascrete random 'anable X h th functions _= .l') = t) for x = 0, 1, 2 and ------
P(Jf = = k(x - 2) for x = 3.
(a) Show that k = t.
(b) Find the mean and 'tariance of..
(c) Find Var(JX- 4).
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9. The random variable Wis defined in [1. 4]. The prob3bitit) densit) function is ghen b}
f{w) = A.(-wl + Sw- 4).
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(a) Show that A.= i.
(b) Detennine the cumulath e distnbution functt'- n. u ).
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Three friends, Mutu. Kai Li and .\li. go to u footh3l1 match but forget to say which entrance to the ground
they will meet at. There are four entnli\C' -4. B. l and D. Each friend chooses an entrance
independently.
The probability that 't\ {utu chooses entrance A is t . The probabilities that he chooses entrances B, C
or D are ali equal.
Kai Li is equally likely to choose M) of the tbur entrances .
The probabilit) that Ali choo entrnnce C is .; and the probability that he chooses entrance D is
f . The probabilities that he choos' the other t\\ o entrances are equal.
(i) Find the probability that at least 2 friend \\ ill choose entrance B.
(ii) Find the probability that the three friends \\ ill all choo e the same entrance.
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ll. The time spent surfing the in hours. w "surve) d among a group of 60 students. The results of
the survey is given in the table belo" .
Time spent surfin.'{ 'hours) }lumber of stlldents
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15 18
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(a) Plot a histogram and estimnte the tnodnl surting time. [4)
[6] (b) Calculate the median, mean and tn.ndard de\ inuon urfing time.
12. The lifespan of a certain bmnd of plnsmu hnons ' normnlly distributed with a mean of J.l years and a
standard deviation of o It is kno'' th t sa.o of the tele' i aon have a lifespan of less than 3.2 years
and 15% of the televi ion.; have a \ifesp m of more th m ) ars.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Calculate the value of fSI
Determine the probahilit that :\ nmd :nnly sele-cted tel ' i wn lasts fe s than 3 years 9 months (2}
If the warranty period of tlu bnmd ('f tel ton t 3 years. find the expected percentage of
televisions that fail within the wnrrnnt) fJJ
10 televisions are randomly sclccttd. t'md the prohabthty tb t exactly three of them will! st nt lca,t

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