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The document is an examination paper for a mathematics test, consisting of various sections with problems related to algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. It includes tasks such as factorization, solving inequalities, and calculating volumes and areas of geometric shapes. The paper is structured into two sections, with Section A containing 50 marks worth of questions and Section B containing 20 marks worth of questions.

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Section A: (50 marks)

1. Factorize
(a) ab2  6ab ,
(b) ab2  6ab 12  2b .
(3 marks)

r
2. Consider the formula q  .
1 2 p
(a) Make p the subject of the formula.
(b) If q = 4 and r = –2, find the value of p.
(5 marks)

18-19 F.3 2nd TERM UT1-MATH- 2


( x 1 y ) 3
3. Simplify and express your answer in positive indices. (3 marks)
 3 y 2

4. The figure shows a solid formed by some identical cubes. Draw the orthographic projections of
the solid.
(4 marks)
Top view

Side view

Front view

Front view Top view Side view

18-19 F.3 2nd TERM UT1-MATH- 3


5. The figure shows a triangular prism.
(a) Name the projections of the line AC on the planes
(i) ABFE,
(ii) CDEF.
(b) Name the angle between the line AC and the plane ABFE.
(c) Name the angle between the planes ABCD and ABFE.

(4 marks)

6. (a) Solve the inequality 3(2  2 x)  5(4  x) and represent the solutions graphically.
(b) Find the greatest positive integer that satisfies the inequality in (a).
(5 marks)

18-19 F.3 2nd TERM UT1-MATH- 4


7. In the figure, M and N are the mid-points of AB and AC respectively. BND is a straight line.
Find
(a) the length of MN,
(b) BCD.
(4 marks)
36

8. In the figure, VPQRS is a right pyramid with a square base of side 24 cm. The length of the
slant edge is 20 cm and VT  RS.
(a) Find the length of VT.
(b) Find the total surface area of the pyramid.
(5 marks)

18-19 F.3 2nd TERM UT1-MATH- 5


9. The figure shows two similar solids A and B.

(a) Find the ratio of the height of solid A to that of solid B.


(b) If the volume of solid B is 108 cm3, find the volume of solid A.
(5 marks)

18-19 F.3 2nd TERM UT1-MATH- 6


10. The figure shows an inverted right conical vessel. It is cut along BV to form a sector VBB.

(a) Find the area of the sector.


(b) Find the angle of the sector.
(Give your answers correct to 1 decimal place.)
(6 marks)

18-19 F.3 2nd TERM UT1-MATH- 7


11. In the figure, O is the origin. A is a point lying on the positive x-axis such that OA = OB. The
y
coordinates of B are (12, 16). B(12, 16)

(a) Find the coordinates of A.


(b) Find the perimeter of △OAB.
(6 marks)
x
O A

18-19 F.3 2nd TERM UT1-MATH- 8


Section B: (20 marks)

12. The figure shows three metal solid spheres of radii 3 cm, 4 cm and 5 cm.

(a) Find the total volume of the three spheres in terms of . (3 marks)
(b) The three spheres are melted and recast into a larger solid sphere.
(i) Find the radius of the sphere formed.
(ii) Find the percentage change in the total surface area.
(7 marks)

18-19 F.3 2nd TERM UT1-MATH- 9


13. In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. A and B are points on the y-axis and the x-axis
respectively. K(15, 6) is a point on BC such that DK  BC.

(a) Find the slope of KC. Hence, find the value of d. (3 marks)
(b) Find the coordinates of A and B.. (4 marks)
(c) Find the area of parallelogram ABCD. (3 marks)

End of Paper

18-19 F.3 2nd TERM UT1-MATH- 10


18-19 F.3 2nd TERM UT1-MATH- 11
2018-19 F.3 Maths 2nd term UT1 Solution

1. (a) ab2 + 6ab = ab(b + 6)

(b) ab 2 + 6ab − 12 − 2b = (ab 2 + 6ab) − (2b + 12)


= ab(b + 6) − 2(b + 6)
= (b + 6)(ab − 2)
……….(3)

r
2. (a) q=
1+ 2 p
r
1 + 2p =
q
r
2p = −1
q
r−q
p=
2q
r−q
(b) Put q = 4 and r = –2 into p = .
2q
−2−4
p=
2(4)
3
=−
4
……….(5)

( x −1 y ) 3 ( x −1 ) 3 y 3
3. =
− 3 y−2 − 3 y−2
x −3 y 3
=
− 3 y−2
y 3 − ( −2 )
=
− 3x3
y5
=− 3
3x
……….(3)

1
4.

front view top view side view

……….(4)

5. (a) (i) The projection of the line AC on the plane


ABFE is AF.
(ii) The projection of the line AC on the plane
CDEF is EC.
(b) The angle between the line AC and the plane
ABFE is CAF.
(c) The angle between the planes ABCD and ABFE is
DAE (or CBF).
……….(4)

6. (a) 3(2 − 2 x)  −5(4 − x)


6 − 6 x  −20 + 5 x
− 6 x  −26 + 5 x
− 11x  −26
− 11x − 26

− 11 − 11
26
∴ x
11
Graphical representation:

0 26
11

(b) The greatest positive integer that satisfies the inequality


in (a) is 2.

……….(5)

2
7. (a) BC = CD (given)
= 8 cm
∵ AM = MB and AN = NC
1
∴ MN =  BC (mid -pt.theorem)
2
1
=  8 cm
2
= 4 cm

(b) ∵ AM = MB and AN = NC
∴ MN // BC (mid-pt. theorem)
∴ CBD = MNB (alt. s, BC // MN)
= 36
∵ CD = CB
∴ CDB = CBD (base s, isos. △)
= 36
In △BCD,
BCD = 180 − CDB − CBD ( sum of △)
= 180 − 36 − 36
= 108
……….(5)

8. (a) Consider right-angled triangle VTS.


VT 2 + TS 2 = VS 2 (P yth.theorem)
2
 24 
VT = 20 −   cm
2

 2 
= 202 − 122 cm
= 16 cm

1
(b) Area of △VRS =  RS  VT
2
1
=  24  16 cm 2
2
= 192 cm 2
Total surface area of the pyramid
= total area of 4 lateral faces + base area
= (4 192+ 24 24) cm2
= 1344 cm 2
……….(5)

3
2
9. (a)  Heightof solid A  area of upper base of solid A
  =
 Heightof solid B  area of upper base of solid B
Heightof solid A
= 100
Heightof solid B 225
= 10
15
=2
3
∴ The required ratio is 2 : 3.

3
Volume of solid A  2 
(b) = 
Volume of solid B  3 
Volume of solid A 8
3
=
108 cm 27
8
∴ Volume of solid A =  108 cm3
27
= 32 cm3
……….(5)

10. (a) Consider right-angled triangle VBO.


VB2 = VO2 + OB2 (Pyth.theorem)
VB = 122 + 62 cm
= 180 cm
∴ Area of the sector = curved surface area of the vessel
=   6  180 cm 2
= 252.9 cm 2 (cor. to 1 d.p.)

(b) Let  be the angle of the sector.

∵ Area of the sector = 6 180 cm2


∴    ( 180) 2 = 6 180
360
 = 161.0 (cor. to 1 d.p.)
∴ The angle of the sector is 161.0.
……….(6)

4
11. (a) OB = (12 − 0) 2 + (16 − 0) 2 units

= 122 + 162 units


= 400 units
= 20 units
Let (a, 0) be the coordinates of A.
OA = (a – 0) units = a units
∵OA = OB
∴ a = 20
∴ The coordinates of A are (20, 0).

(b) AB = (12 − 20) 2 + (16 − 0) 2 units

= (−8) 2 + 16 2 units

= 320 units
Perimeter of △OAB = (20+ 20+ 320) units
= 57.9 units
……….(6)

12. (a) Total volume of the three spheres

4 4 4 
=     33 +    43 +    53  cm3
3 3 3 
= 288 cm 3

(b) (i) Let r cm be the radius of the sphere formed.


∵ Volume of the sphere formed = total volume of the three spheres
4 3
∴  r = 288
3
r 3 = 216
r=6
∴ The radius of the sphere formed is 6 cm.

5
(ii) Total surface area of the three spheres
= (4    32 + 4    42 + 4    52 ) cm 2
= 200 cm 2
Surface area of the sphere formed = 4    6 cm
2 2

= 144 cm 2
∴ Percentage change in the total surface area

144 − 200
=  100%
200
= − 28%
……….(10)

9−6
13. (a) Slope of KC =
19 − 15
3
=
4
∵ DK ⊥ BC, i.e. DK ⊥ KC
∴ Slope of DK  slope of KC = –1
6 − 10 9 − 6
 = −1
15 − d 19 − 15
−4 3
 = −1
15 − d 4
3 = 15 − d
d = 12

(b) Let (0, a) and (b, 0) be the coordinates of A and B respectively.


∵ B, K and C are collinear.
∴ Slope of BC = slopeof KC
9−0 3
=
19 − b 4
12 = 19 − b
b=7

∴ Coordinates of B = (7, 0)

∵ ABCD is a parallelogram.
∴ AD // BC

6
∴ Slope of AD = slopeof BC
10 − a 3
=
12 − 0 4
10 − a = 9
a =1

∴ Coordinates of A = (0, 1)

(c) DK = (15 − 12) 2 + (6 − 10) 2 units


= 3 2 + (−4) 2 units
= 25 units
= 5 units

BC = (19 − 7) 2 + (9 − 0) 2 units
= 122 + 9 2 units
= 225 units
= 15 units

∴ Area of ABCD = BC  DK
= 15  5 sq. units
= 75 sq. units

……….(10)

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