This document contains a 3 term exam for mathematics taken in July 2021. It consists of 7 questions testing various math skills. Question 1 has parts asking students to draw and label lines and regions on a grid, find the equation of a line, and use algebra to find the point of intersection of two lines. Question 2 involves calculating amounts after paying tax and interest, compound interest, and currency exchange rates. Question 3 involves calculating the area of a trapezoid and the length of one of its sides. Question 4 involves factoring numbers and listing factors. Question 5 involves set operations and identifying possible values of a variable. Questions 6 and 7 involve algebraic manipulation of expressions and writing a number in standard form.
This document contains a 3 term exam for mathematics taken in July 2021. It consists of 7 questions testing various math skills. Question 1 has parts asking students to draw and label lines and regions on a grid, find the equation of a line, and use algebra to find the point of intersection of two lines. Question 2 involves calculating amounts after paying tax and interest, compound interest, and currency exchange rates. Question 3 involves calculating the area of a trapezoid and the length of one of its sides. Question 4 involves factoring numbers and listing factors. Question 5 involves set operations and identifying possible values of a variable. Questions 6 and 7 involve algebraic manipulation of expressions and writing a number in standard form.
This document contains a 3 term exam for mathematics taken in July 2021. It consists of 7 questions testing various math skills. Question 1 has parts asking students to draw and label lines and regions on a grid, find the equation of a line, and use algebra to find the point of intersection of two lines. Question 2 involves calculating amounts after paying tax and interest, compound interest, and currency exchange rates. Question 3 involves calculating the area of a trapezoid and the length of one of its sides. Question 4 involves factoring numbers and listing factors. Question 5 involves set operations and identifying possible values of a variable. Questions 6 and 7 involve algebraic manipulation of expressions and writing a number in standard form.
This document contains a 3 term exam for mathematics taken in July 2021. It consists of 7 questions testing various math skills. Question 1 has parts asking students to draw and label lines and regions on a grid, find the equation of a line, and use algebra to find the point of intersection of two lines. Question 2 involves calculating amounts after paying tax and interest, compound interest, and currency exchange rates. Question 3 involves calculating the area of a trapezoid and the length of one of its sides. Question 4 involves factoring numbers and listing factors. Question 5 involves set operations and identifying possible values of a variable. Questions 6 and 7 involve algebraic manipulation of expressions and writing a number in standard form.
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CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL OF COLOBO
MATHEMATICES – (8A) RD 3 TERM EXAM JULY 2021 TIME: 0:45 HRS ANSER ALL QUESTIONS MARKES :60 Part – 2 1.
(I) The line 2y = X + 4 is drown on the grid.
(a)On the grid, draw the line X +y+2=0.
(b)The region R is represented by these three inequalities.
2y ≥X + 4 X + y+ 2≥ 0 y≤ 2 On the grid, shade and label the region R.
(ii) Line L is perpendicular to the line 2y = X + 4
Line L passes through the point (1,8).
Show that the equation of the line L is y = 10 - 2X
(iii)Use an algebraic method to find the coordinates of the point of intersection of the Lines 2y = X + 4 and y = 23 - 2X
(Marks-2+2+3+3=10)
02. (a) Kamal earned a total of £ 32 500 in 2017. He paid 9% of this amount into his pension. He paid 22% tax on the reminder of his earnings. Calculate the amount left after paying his pension and his tax. £ ……………………………… (3) (b) Kamal invested £ 1200 in a saving account paying 1.8% per year compound interest. He left the money in the account for 5years.
Calculate the amount of money in the account at the end of 5 years. Give your answer correct to the nearest cent.
£ ………………………………. (3) (c) Kamal also invested some money in a different saving account for 5 years. This account paid 2.1% per year simple interest. At the end o1=f the 5 years there was £ 828.75 in the account. Calculate the amount of money he invested in this account.
£ …………………………………. (3) (d) The exchange rate between dollars ($) and pounds (£) is $1= £0.72. The exchange rate between dollars and euros (€) is $1= €1.10. Kamal has $275. He changes part of the $275 into pounds and receives £79.20. He changes the remaining dollars into euros. Calculate the amount of money he receives in euros. € …………………………………….. (3). 03. Here is a trapezium ABCD.
Angel DAB = angel ABC = 90°
AD= 20cm, AB=8 cm, BC= 14cm (a) Calculate the area of the trapezium ABCD. ………………………… c m2 (2). (b) Calculate the length of CD. ………………………… cm (4). .
04. (a) Write 224 as a product of powers of its prime factors. Show your working clearly. ……………………….. (3). (b)Write down 3 different factors of 224 with a sum between 99 and 110. ……………………………….. (2). . 05. ε = {1,23,4,5,6,7,8,9,10} A = {even numbers} B = {multiples of 3} (a) List out members of set B. …………………………… (1) (b) Find A∪B …………………………….(1) (c) Find A∩B …………………………….(1) Χ is the member of ε Χ ∈ B, Χ ∉ A (d) What are the possible values of Χ ? ………………………………. (2). . 06. I = KT 4 ,K = 5.67 × 10−8 , T=5800 (a)Work out the value of I. Give your answer in standard form correct to 3 significant figures. …………………………………. (2). 4 (b)Rearrange the formula I = KT to make T the subject. ………………………………… (2). 2 (C) Factories 4ϰ – 1 ………………………………… (2). 4 1 (d) Solve (2 ϰ+ 10) + (4 ϰ 2 – 1) …………………………………. (4). . 1 2 3 −2 07. (a) Simplify p ( p - 3 p ) (b) Simplify (27 x 6 ¿ 3
