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    My Pals Are Here!

    Maths 6 Challenging Practice (Non-Routine)


    Module 4: Rate, Speed and Algebra

    Answers 4. ANS: 60
    SOL:
    Modular Exam Prep Pack
    The next term in the sequence can be found
    Challenging Practice Non-Routine
    by adding the previous two terms.
    Fifth term = x + 10 + 2x + 15
    1. ANS: 39 = 3x + 25
    SOL: [M1]
    Let the first number by y. Sixth term = 2x + 15 + 3x + 25
    = 5x + 40

    3x = 37 – 25
    y + 3y = 56 + 12 [M1] = 12
    4y = 68 x=4 [M1]
    y = 68 ÷ 4 Sixth term = 5x + 40
    = 17 = 5 × 4 + 40
    17 × 3 – 12 = 39 [A1] = 20 + 40
    The second number is 39. = 60 [A1]
    The value of the sixth term is 60.
    2. ANS: 9 : 10
    SOL: 5. ANS: $24
    Let the first number be a. SOL:
    January: $m
    February: $m + $4
    March: $m + $8
    April: $m + $12 [M1]
    May: $m + $16
    June: $m + $20

    a + 4a + 3a = 24 × 3 [M1]
    8a = 72
    a = 72 ÷ 8 $m = $20 − $12
    =9 = $8
    Difference between second number and [M1]
    third number = 4a – 3a $m + $16 = $8 + $16
    =a = $24 [A1]
    =9 [A1] He saved $24 in May.
    The difference between the second number
    and the third number is 9.
    6. ANS: 8 /h
    3. ANS: (a) (4b + 2) cm (b) 26 cm SOL:
    SOL: Amount of fuel used for journey = 75 ÷ 15
    (a) Perimeter of triangle =5 [M1]
    = b + (b + 5) + (2b – 4) Amount of fuel leaked = 15 – 5
    = (4b + 2) cm = 10
    [A1] Time taken until the fuel tank was empty
    The perimeter of the triangle is (4b + 2) cm. = 75 ÷ 60
    (b)
    So, b = 6 cm. = h [M1]
    [M1]
    Perimeter of triangle = 4b + 2
    =4×6+2 Rate of fuel leak per hour = 10 ÷
    = 24 + 2
    = 26 cm [A1] = 8 /h [A1]
    The perimeter of the triangle is 26 cm. The rate of fuel leak per hour is 8 /h.

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    Challenging Practice (Non-Routine) My Pals Are Here! Maths 6
    Module 4: Rate, Speed and Algebra

    7. ANS: 21 with Cyclist X. [A1]


    SOL:
    Time taken for the journey = 120 ÷ 80

    = h [M1]

    Total fuel leak during journey = 6 ×


    =9 [M1]

    12 + 9 = 21 [A1]
    There were 21 of fuel in its fuel tank at the start
    of the journey.

    8. ANS: h
    SOL:
    Amount of fuel used for journey = 90 ÷ 9
    = 10 [M1]
    Amount of fuel leaked = 20 – 4 − 10
    =6 [M1]
    Time taken for the journey = 6 ÷ 4

    = h [A1]

    The journey was h long.

    9. ANS: 4 h
    SOL:

    30 min = h
    Distance travelled by Car A in 30 min

    = 80 ×
    = 40 km [M1]
    90 – 80 = 10 km/h
    Car B’s speed was 10 km/h faster than Car A’s
    speed.
    Therefore, Car B travelled 10 km more than Car A
    every 1 h. [M1]
    So, for Car B to catch up with Car A that was
    40 km ahead, Car B would take 40 ÷ 10 = 4 h.
    Hence, Car B took 4 h to catch up with Car A. [A1]

    10. ANS: 30 min


    SOL:

    10 min = h
    Distance travelled by Cyclist X in 10 min

    =9×
    = 1.5 km
    [M1]
    12 – 9 = 3 km/h
    Cyclist Y’s speed was 3 km/h faster than Cyclist X’s
    speed. Therefore, Cyclist Y travelled 3 km more
    than Cyclist X every 1 h. [M1]
    So, for Cyclist Y to catch up with Cyclist X that was

    1.5 km ahead, Cyclist Y would take 1.5 ÷ 3 = h.

    h = 30 min
    Hence, Cyclist Y took 30 min to catch up

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