TEST CODE 0s92
FORM TP8O19 JUNE 1980
CARIBBEAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
SECONDARY EDUCATION CERTIFICATE
EXAMINATION
MATHEMATICS
Paper 2 - General ProficiencY
2!2 hours
1. Answer ALL questions in Section l, and THREE in Srtion ll, of which NOT MORE THAN TWO may
bechosen from Nos 15to 17.
2. Mathematicals tables and formulae are provided.
3. Full marks may not be aunrded unless full uvorking or explanatbn is shown with the question.
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SECTION I
Ansarer ALL the questioni in this Section.
(i) Without using tables, evaluate
1.5 + 2.85
4.66 3.21
(ii) Find the Oroduct
t,
(
,\ 5-i
\3
,) -3 1
Write the equations
5x-Y = 16,
-3x +y -- 6.
in the form AX = B, where ,4, X and B are matrices.
e matrix equationby (2 '\ Hence find the values of x and y.
\i b/
\' (12 marks)
2 (i) A shopkeeper buys a stove from a manufacturer. The shopkeeper sells the stove for $1 50.00 at a
profit of 2oo/o.
(a) How much did the shopkeeper pay the manufacturer for the stove?
(b) lf the shopkeeper gives 10/o discount for cash, how much doesa customer pay for the
stoveT
(ii) The following incomplete table gives points on a straight line L,
tc 0 2 7 11
l
I
v 1
-9 -15
Find the equation of the line L, and complete the table.
L, to L, and Z2 cuts the r-axis at (25.0). Calculate the coordinates of
is a line perpendicular
the point where Lrcuts they-axis.
(19 marks)
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3. lnasurveyofl00students,thenumbersofstudentsstudyingthevarioussciences(Biology,Chemistry
and Physics) were found to be
Physics , 27 PhYsics and BiologY '
7
Chemistry 30, Chemistry and Physics 10'
Biology 43, Biology and ChemistrY 8'
All three Sciences 3'
(i) Draw a Venn diagram to illustrate the data above, clearly indicating in each subset the number
of students.
(ii) How manY students studied (a) BiologY as the onlY science
(12 marks)
l (b) no science?
4. An orange is I cm in diameter ff 2d it is juice, how much juice can you get from 7 such oranges?
I
(Vol. of a sphere of radius , = +rr3. Ao'''rn" that the orange is a sphere)
high and diameter 7 4rz' How many
Two-thirds of the juice is poured into a cylindrical container 14 cm
juice begins to overflow?
ice.cubes, each of side3 cm,can be added before the
lTake a too"ff 1 (10 marks)
5. (i) Find the values of a and ksuch that x2 + x + k is equal to lx + al2 forall valuesof rc'
(ii) A square has an area z4 ,*2 , and perimeter P cm'
Giventhat A = lx2 + ?* + 1),find
(a) P in terms of x,
(b) the numerical value of A,it A is also equal to (11r - 2)'
(13 marks)
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6. (i) Using a scale of 1 cm to 1 unit on each axis, draw the graph to represent the region described by
the four inequalities:
2y< 9,
y + 2x < 11,
2y + ,c < 11.
lc> 0.
and y > 0,
by shading the portion included in the region.
(ii) lnaclasof 25students, l5areboysandl0aregirls. Furthermore2girlswearglassesand6boys
do not. One student is chosen at random.
Calculate the following probabilities:
(a) P (student is a boy)
(b) P (student is a girl and does not wear glasses)
(c) P (student is a girl or that student does not wear glasses)
(d ) P (student is a boy or is a girl or wears glasses). Give a reason for your answer.
(17 marks)
A
B
SWAMPY GROUND
Because of swampy ground the path from A to B has to skirt the arc PQ oI a circular pond, centre
O
and radius 14 m. fhe distances from A and B to the nearest points on the edge of the pond are both I
36 m. The angle OAB = 30o. Find in metres the total length of the path APQB, giving the answer
i
I
correct to 2 significant figures.
(14 marks)
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SECTION II
Only THREE questions are to be attempted in this Section, and NOT MORE THAN TWO may be chosen from
trlos. 15 to 17.
Relations and Functions
8. Two kinds of food F., and F2 are to be mixed together so that the vitamin content of the mixture is at
least 8 units of Vitamin A, 12 units of Vitamin B and 10 units of Vitamin C. The table below girrcs the
vitamin content for each food, in units per kilogram
Food Vitamin A Vitamin B Vitamin C
F 'l 1 J 1
F 2 2 5
2
lf xkg and ykg aretheweightsinthemixtureof F1 andFrrespectively,writedowntheseconditions
as a set of inequalities in r and y.
Find graphically the minimum cost of the mixture if F., costs $0.60 per kilogram and F, costs $1.00 per
kilogram. {11 marks)
Algebra
I Find the coordinates of the points of intersection of the curve ,/ = 10 - * - 2*2 and the line
|t=7-bc-
For what value of r is the expression 10 -x- 2x2 a maximum? What is this maximum value?
(i 1 marks)
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Geometry
10. Whatistheimageof thesquareO(0,0), e(0,1), B(1,1), C(1,0) underthetransformation
, =r -,\,
\l
A second transformation U maps (1,0) onto (4.3); (0,0) onto (0,0) and multiplies all lengths by a factor
of 5. Write down the matrix of U.
What is the image of OABC under the composite transformation UT, (that is, T followed by U).
(1 1 marks)
Trigonometry
11 (i) Given that sin 0= 2
, cos 0 = - C, f ind without use o{ tables
(a) tan 0
(b) tan (r + e).
Justify your answers.
(ii )
F G
F I
ln the above diagram (not drawn to scale) the two points F and G are the end-points
of the base of I
the
a triangularflower-bed PFG,inwhichPF = PG = 8m. IILFGP = T50,calculatetheareaof
flower-bed and the length of FG. (11 marks)
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Vectors and Matrices
-+ -+
12. o is the centre of a regular hexagon ABCDEF in which An = a' AC = b
-+
(i) Prove that AO = b - a.
->
(ii) Find AD in terms ot a and b.
-+
(iii) Show that AE = 2b - k' (11 marks)
Statistics
Ansrer Either PART A OR PART B
13 PART A
test in a certain class of students'
The table below shows the distribution of marks on a Mathematics
31 -40 41-50 51 -60 61 -70 71 -80 81 -90
Marks 1- 10 11 -20 21 -30
Frequency 2 4 6 I 10 8 6 4 2
(i) Determine the mean and standard deviation of these marks'
paper and she also got 65
(ii) lvy, who is a student in this class, got 65 marks for her Mathematics
of the English test were 55 and 5
marks on her English paper. The mean and standard deviation
respectivelyfortheclass.Relativetoherclassdidshedojustaswellonbothtestsorbetteron
one of them? Justify vour answer. (11 marks)
OR
PART B
I A die is thrown and the scores recorded as shown in the table
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Score, x 2 3 4 5
Frequency, / 2 1 3 6 5 3
(i) Calculate the mean score.
places.
(ii ) Find the standard deviation of these scores correct to two decimal
what fraction of the scores is within one standard deviation of the mean
score?
(iii )
(11 marks)
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Probability
14 ln a car park there are 50 cars. 30 are European models and 20 are Japanese. Furthermore 14 have
front wheel drive and 36 do not. Ten of the European cars and 4 of the Japanese have front wheel drive.
Two cars are chosen at random. Calculate the probability of each of the following events:
(i) Both cars have front wheel drive.
(ii) Exactly one of the cars is of Japanese make.
(iii) At least one of the cars is European.
(1 1 marks)
Reasoning and Logic
15. The country of Enon is inhabited by two types of people: liars and truthers. Liarsalwaystell liesand
truthers always tell the truth. A visitor to Enon held a conwrsation with three citizens of Enon: Alan,
Beryl and Carole. During the conversation Alan remarked, "Beryl and Carole are liars". Beryl heatedly
replied, "l am not aliar," and Carole quietly added, "Beryl is indeed a liar".
(i) Which one of the three citizens of Enon must be a liar?
(ii) How many of these three citizens are liars?
ln each case justify your answer. (11 marks)
16. lf p is logically true, what can you say about the truth or falsity of
(i) pV q,
(ii) NP n q,
(iii) p A q,
(iv) NF V q,
Justify your answers. (1 1 marks)
{
17 Lel "p/q" mean "p and q are not both true".
Write
(i) a symbolic expression lor p/q using r, and A
(ii) a truth table for p/q.
(iii) a truth table for p/p.
lf you know that p/p is logically true, then what can you say about the truth or falsity of p?
(11 marks)
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