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Candidate Name
Class 3
Wednesday
10 Oct 20A7
2 hour
Attach this cover page to the first page of your anstver script.
INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES The number of marks is given in brackets
part question.
There are 13 questions in total. The total marks for this paper is g0. Assessment noted by For Examiner's Use
Date:
l.
Given that E: { ": -r is a positive integer and A : { t: x is an odd number } B: { r: x is a prime number } (a) List all the elements in I (b) Find n(A n B)
I < r < l7
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2.
Solve the following inequality, and illustrate the solution on a number line
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J.
(a) Solve the equatio
3\,;(x-6)
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(b) Albert and Bob cycle from East Coast Park to Kranji Dam over a distance of 50 km- Bob cycles at an average speed ofx km/h- Albert's average speed is I km/h faster and arrives at the destination l5 minutes before Bob-
i. ii.
Form an equation in -r and show that it reduces to x2 Find the cycling speed of Bob.
+x-
200
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4.
(a) Simplify the following, expressing your answer in positive index notation
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5.
The diagram shows a circle which passes through the points U, V and l4/. AyfB, BUC and CVA are tangents to the circle. Given that IABC:52o and IBCA: 58", calculate
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6.
Ansrver this question on a piece of graph paper. When: copies of a book are produced, the cost, $y, of each copy is given by the formula
-v
Io +2400
x ofx
ofy.
1
r00
34
200
300
400
800
200
12
v
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l8
t6
t4
l3
(a) Calculate the value of p and q. t2l (b) Using a horizontal scale of I cm to represent 100 books on the x-axis for 0 < x < 1200 and a vertical scale of2 cm to represent $5, on they-axis for
0<
<
ofy:
t0 +
2400.
x
t3l
(c) By drawing a tangent at x:300, find the gradient of the curve at that point.[2] (d) Briefly describe what the gradient representstll
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7.
(a) Find the gradient of PQ, (b) the coordinates of R, (c) Show that P, R and Q are collinear (d) A line, /, is parallel to PQ and passes through the point S(4, -5) i.' Write down the equation of line p,Sii. Find tlre equation of /.
tl
tll
t2l
trl
t2l
8.
(a) The mass of two similar round mooncakes is 250 g and 54 g respectivelyi. Find the ratio of the diameter of the large mooncake to the diarneter of the
ii.
small mooncake Given that the surface area of the large mooncake is 140 cm2, find the surface area of the small mooncake.
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l2l
IACD , AC:9cm
and
AD
6cm'
Show that L,ABC and A,ACD are similar Calculate the length of AB . ^ orea of MCD Find the ratio of areaof MBC
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tll
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9.
Three points, A, B and C lie on a horizontal piece of ground. The bearing of frorn I is 09-5". IABC : 32o. AB : 120 m and AC :70 m.
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(a) Find the bearing of C frorn ,B t2l (b) Find /ACB given that IACB is an acute angle t2l (c) find the shortest distance from point I to the line BC I2l (d) f is the top of a vertical tower at point l. Given that the height of 7" is 25 m, find the maximum angle of depression from point Ito the line BCL2l
I0. Given
IN
'l
(1,1)
,=
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L((a) Show that the coordinates of N is (5, -3); (b) Find the coordinates of the point where MN crosses the x-axis. (c) Given that the point P (4, -2) lies on MN. Find the ratio area of A,LMP : area of LLNP. t3l tzl
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In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram, with ZADC = 75o and ICEB: 45o -
of IBCE
ttl
t1l
find tCBE
I2l
t3l
consists of two circles with equal radii of 9 cm- O and P are the centres of the circles.
1T
rad
tll
-1
Hence or otherwise, find (b) the length of the arc QPR, (c) the perimeter of the figure (denoted by the solid line), (d) the area of ihe figure.
tll
121
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CD,
ZABC
is an obtuse angle.
(a) Express AC in terms of x and sin I (b) Flcnce, show that AD'
l2l
t3l
J
. :;[,'/1+cosd\
,f"r B
END OF PAPER
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Question I
(a)
(b)
A: B:
{3,5,7,9,1l,l3,l5}
Question 2
Multiply by 6 throughout,
4x +12 >
-r >
3x-18
-30.
|
-30
>x
Q3a) Solurion:
-\'+
-J- --2
7--
= -r+3 2.r+l
.::a::::::!
2t-
i l:!-2_- 4(4)(-21)
2x4
.-.-r
-i'4 or x =3
Q3b Sohrtion
{ll--
x'+x-2oo=o(showrl
; x=19.5km/h or x= -20.5
Question 4
-l (lt);r:---
+r(-l)'-qD(100)
(reject)
(a) : :
y3) t
tl
[(52:r?_u)2 ]z
-) Jx- v ^2 J-X 1I :
5 or .2 l-.
33
---io-
(b)
1024
=
10242
a3 :10243 a --1024.
Question 5
IBAC = 180" -
52"
58" (Z sum of A)
:70"
IBWU
(tangents drawn from an extemal point are equal)
=:# lV,CZWUV
l80o-58"
2
:61o
l80o
-64" -61"
:55o
Question 6
(a) p:22 ,
(b)
q:600
', fi.,
')i!)
(c)
Gradient of tangent
(d)
Qucstion 7
(a)Grad
4+
(b) Eq. of
PQ:
-r'
: -r * C
At (4, 5),
5:4+C C:l
y:x+l
CoerdinatesofR:(0, l)
(c) PR
.,,5t .l
3t
.,irs
: l.,D
- tJ- : eg
(d)
i.
Eq.of
pS: ,r:4
At (4, -.s).
-5:4+C
c: -e
:.y: x
9
Solutiott
8a
(t)
Circuntfere Circuntfere
-)t
! lZass tJ small
"ok"
(ii
'
)
Surface Surface
area
(i) '
: 9 xl40
25
Surface
area of :50
25
mooncake
2 ,*
Solution 8b)
I tL ,-:-
...-
AB AC
BC CD
AB:L 6
:13
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)
(iii )-
area of LACD
of L,ABC
4
9
\*7!*nt :2 2|
l r.l3 xlrt
(a) ft)
Question 9
cr
180" - 95o 85o (interior angles) bearing of C frorn B 360" - (85" + 30')
:245"
(angles at a point)
_ 7a sin C sin30"
120
sirLACB
l2osin3oo
70
IACB:
sin-r
( t zosin
(.?ol
ro')
ZACB:65.2897" = 59.0"
(c)
: "'
/uI
BC:
59-99 m = 60-0 m
(d)
tan0:
0
25
: tan-l 25
63.s9
63-59
:22.61o =
22.6o
i:=3
.rV.
1_+6:
-r+l
2.r-"+l?:r*l
-r=2-1,+ll -eq. I
t,-1
I
I
:l
y-1:l--r
x
=2* !*
eq-2
Solving eq.
2y+11:2-31,,
: -9
-u: -3
Fr. eq.2,
x:2-(-J)-5
Coordinates of
N-
(5,
.Y
3)
(b)
Eq.
of
lt'[N:
- -x + C
At (1, l),
l:-l+c
C:2
,. -y---r-rL ,
a
--a
Part
iv)
By sine-rule,
BC
sin
CE
'R/cE\=;il488) BC8
45" sin 60o BC =]9 = 6.53 19
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BC can be fourrd using cosine-rule as well. Ml for finding the value for BC by sine-rule or cosine-ruIe. By cosine-rule,
DB2
DB2
DC2 + BC2
-z(oc\nc)cos(zcco\
DB:13.28
DB:13.3cnt
{*
IQOP =
(b)
IQOR:
+ J
radian or 120o
Length of arc
QPR:
r0: 9 v '-!! :
J
a-
6n
[Bl]
:75.408 =75.4
length of arc
QpB
fM\
cm
[Bl]
area of minor segment)
(d)
Area of
L \z
z-
)l
of
A./,NP
L*MP*h:
2
I _X NPx h
MP:NP
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*
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Question I I Suggested solutions
Part i)
IBCE
IADC =75"
No marks if no reason or wrongreason is given. Other methods are acceptable as long as the reason is correct.
Part
ii)
75"
- 45"
"J
iii)
..
By sine-ruIe,.
{^@c4-'i,Ac6
BE sin 75"
8
BE
CE
sin 6C"
BE:8.9228cm
BE =8.92cm
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Question 13 a) By sine-rule
AC
sin
AB
N4l
2sin0
AI
Ml: forthe correct use of sine-rule Al: for the correct answer
b) Given AC: CD By Cosine rule,
AD2
--l-l \zsine )
\2
_r[=+^ |
12
\2sin0 ) "o'(r
s0'-
p)
=+!-4sin' 0
="r' It 2 \ sin'? )
4sin' + cgsd)
N,il
AI
Ml: for the correct use of cosine rule Ml: for using cos(l80" -e):-cosd A l: for the correct answer
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