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Form 3 Maths Paper 1

The document is a mathematics exam paper for Form 3 students at Bangari Secondary School, consisting of various questions covering topics such as prime numbers, equations, factorization, number bases, and simplification. Students are required to answer all questions and show their working, with specific instructions on marking for omission of essential steps. The exam duration is set for 2 hours and 30 minutes.

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Form 3 Maths Paper 1

The document is a mathematics exam paper for Form 3 students at Bangari Secondary School, consisting of various questions covering topics such as prime numbers, equations, factorization, number bases, and simplification. Students are required to answer all questions and show their working, with specific instructions on marking for omission of essential steps. The exam duration is set for 2 hours and 30 minutes.

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BANGARI SECONDARY SCHOOL FORM 3 MID YEAR EXAMS MATHEMATICS PAPER

1 2023
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS AND SHOW ALL NECESSARY WORKING
OMMISSION OF ESSENTIAL WORKING WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF MARKS
TIME 2 HOURS 30 MINUTES
1. (a) ¿ the set of natural numbers write down
(i) The first three prime numbers [1]
(ii) The first three square numbers [ 1 ]
(iii) The first three odd numbers[1]
(iv) The first three even numbers [1]
(v) the first three cube numbers [1]
(b). Express 980 as a product of its prime factors ∈index form [2]
−1
6 × 10
(c) Find the exact value of ( i ) 5 × x 0 [ 1 ] ( ii ) 8 3 [ 1 ] (iii ) [1]
6+4
2. Solvethe equations
1
x
(a) 5 = [ 2 ] ( b ) 4 y 2=9 [ 2 ] ( c ) 9 x =27 [ 2 ] ( d ) 4c−1=64 [2]
25
3. Factorise completely
(a) 3 mp+np−6 mq−2 q [ 2 ] ( b ) 16−9 r 2 [ 2 ] ( c ) x 2− y 2 [2]

(d) 2 x 2+ ax−2 bx−ab [ 2 ] ( e ) a2 +7 ab+10 b2 [2]

4(a) Write down thelargest three digit number∈ ( i ) base 4 [ 1 ] ( ii ) base 7 [1]

(b) 215|−34 5 +425 [2]

(c) Calculate the value of 200 3−13 [1]

(d) Convert 100112 ¿ a number ∈base 3 [3 ]

(e) Express ( 9 2 × 93 ) ¿ a number∈base 3[2]

6. Solve
(a) 3 ( 5−x )=2 x [2] (b) 4 ( 3 x +5 )−7 ( 6−x )=16 [ 2 ] ( c ) 4 ( x−3 )−( x−2 ) =5[2]

(d) 3 ( 7−x )=6+2 x [ 2 ] ( e ) 3 x ( x +4 ) +45=3 ( x 2+ 1 ) [2]


7. Reduce the following ¿ their simplest form
2 2 2 2 2
10 x Y ( ) x + xz ( ) p −q
(a) [ 1] b 2 [ 2] c 2
[ 2 ] ( d ) 6−a−a
2
[3 ]
15 X x + xy (p−q ) 2 a −a−6
2
2
8(a) Simplify 2
giving the answer as fraction[1]
5
(b) Express
6
(i) as a decimal fraction [ 1 ] ( ii ) 0,125∈standard form[1]
25
(iii) 0045∈12 hour notation [ 1 ] ( iv ) 6 , 07 ×10 4 [1]

(v) 2.53 ×101 +6.1 ×10−1 , giving the answer ∈standard form [2]
9(a) Find the Highest Common Factor of the following
(i) 8 k l 2 m; 28 k 2 l 3∧36 l 2 mn [2]

(ii) 16 x y2 ∧4 xy [2]

(iii) 23 ×52 ×7 ; 22 × 32 × 5∧3 3 ×5 3 × 72 [2]

(iv) 23 ×33 ×23 ; 24 ×3 ×52 ×7∧25 ×32 ×5 ×7 [2]


THE END WISH YOU THE BEST

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