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(1) This document is a mathematics exam for a Class 6 consisting of 8 questions worth various marks totaling 80 marks. It provides instructions to answer all questions clearly with working steps. (2) The first 3 questions involve solving equations: finding factors of a polynomial, solving an inequality, and expressing a fraction in partial fractions. (3) The remaining questions involve finding the equation of a circle, calculating the gradient of a curve, analyzing a cubic graph, summarizing statistical data on weights of circus members, and confidence intervals for proportions.

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Instructions: This Paper Consist of 8 Questions. Answer

(1) This document is a mathematics exam for a Class 6 consisting of 8 questions worth various marks totaling 80 marks. It provides instructions to answer all questions clearly with working steps. (2) The first 3 questions involve solving equations: finding factors of a polynomial, solving an inequality, and expressing a fraction in partial fractions. (3) The remaining questions involve finding the equation of a circle, calculating the gradient of a curve, analyzing a cubic graph, summarizing statistical data on weights of circus members, and confidence intervals for proportions.

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NAME: _________________________________ CLASS : 6 ATAS KEMANUSIAAN

UJIAN SELARAS 2, 2010


MATHEMATICS (S), UPPER SIX
TIME : 2 HOURS
Instructions : This paper consist of 8 questions. Answer all question. Write your answers
clearly and all the working steps may help you get marks.

1. If f ( x )=x 4 + ax ³+bx ²+12 x −16 where a and b are constant. If ( x−4) is a factor of f (x)
and ( x−3 ) is a factor of f ' ( x ) , show that a=−4 and find the value of b .
(8m)

2 x−5
2. Find the set of solutions for
x
¿ x−4 .
(8m)
6x
3. Express in partial fraction.
( x+2 ) ( x 2−1)
(8m)

4. Find the equation of circle which touches the line 5 x+ y=3 at the point (2,-7) and has the
centre which lies on the line x−2 y=19.
(8m)

5. A curve has parametric equation x=2 e t−t and y=e2 t +2 t . Find the gradient of the curve
with t=ln 3.
(8m)

6. The graph of y=ax ³+bx ²+cx +d passes through the point (0,5),(2,9) and has stationary
point at x=1 and x=−1. Find the value of a , b , c and d .
Find the coordinates of the stationary point and determine their nature. Find also coordinates
of the point of inflexion of the graph.
dy
Find the set of values of x such that < 0.
dx
(10m)

7. The weights, to the nearest kg, of 180 male members of circus are summarized in the table
below.
(a) Calculate the mean and standard deviation of the weight of the male members of the
circus.
(b) Plot the cumulative frequency graph for the grouped data, and estimate the median
weight of the male members of the circus.
(c) Determine the probability that the male member of the circus chosen at the random has
the weight exceeding 86kg.
Range of weight in kg Number of male members
41-50 2
51-60 5
61-70 11
71-80 23
81-90 37
91-100 35
101-110 28
111-120 20
121-130 15
131-140 4

(10m)

8. A survey on a highway found that 110 from 500 motorists do not obey traffic rules.
(a) Obtain a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of motorists that do not obey the
traffic rules.
(b) determine the smallest sample size that is required in order that the estimation error is not
more than 0.04 at a 90% confidence level.
(10m)

Prepared By: Checked By: Verified By:

………………………. ………………………. ………………………


(Mrs. Illyana Bustanuddin) (Mr. Ali Rahman Idris ) (Mr. Kamarulzaman Shaari)
Subject Teacher Panel Head of Math Form 6 Form 6 Senior Assistance

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