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Math PP1 MS

1. The document contains 20 mathematics problems with solutions. The problems cover topics like algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. 2. The solutions show the steps taken to solve each problem and earn marks for understanding concepts and arriving at the correct answer. 3. Common approaches included setting up equations, using trigonometric identities, factorizing expressions, applying formulas, and solving simultaneous equations.

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MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

MARKING SCHEME
3
1. 2
× 11 M1
×5
3
11
10
×4
6
5 M1
5 5
×3
2 2
= =
4 4
3
=
15
=1
7 A1
8 8
03

( )
2. 2
1
√ 6.458 ×10−2+2 0.4327 M1
2 M1
2.541 + (2.311)
M1
= 2.541 + 2(5.307)
A1
= 2.541 + 10.61
04
=13.155

3.  + 5y = 129250
2 - 4y = 22000 M1 both
6 + 10y= 258500 -
6 - 12y= 66000 M1eliminatio
22y = 192500
y = 8750
 = 28,500 A1
03
4. 4 4
a −b
3 2 M1
a −ab

( a2−b2 ) ( a2 +b 2 )
M1
a ( a2−b2 )
A1
2 2
a +b 03
¿
a

(x−1)
5. 9 x 3(2 x+1) = 243 M1
Change to base 3
2 (x−1)
3 x 3(2 x+1) = 35
2 (x – 1) + 2x + 1 = 5 M1
2x – 2 = 2x + 1 = 5
4x – 1 = 5 A1 03
4x = 6
x = 1.5
6. (x + 2 ) ( x – 5 ) = 60
x2 – 5x + 2x – 10 = 60
x2 – 3x – 70 = 0
x2 – 10x + 7x – 70 = 0
x ( x – 10) + 7(x – 10) = 0
( x – 10) ( x +7) = 0
x = 10 x = -7
Length 10 + 2 = 12m

7.
98.54 x 1200 = 118248 M1
45600 + 118248 M1
= 163848÷ 98.36 ¿ 1665.7991 = 1666 dollars M1 03
8. HCF of 240, 320 and 380

120 320 380

2 120 160 190


M1
2 60 80 95
M1
5 12 16 19
A1 03
HCF = 2 x 2 x 5 = 20 cm
Area = 202 = 400cm2
9. 1
x + x = 180
8
9 M1
x = 180
8
x = 180 x 8
9 A1
= 160
1
Exterior ˂ = x 160 = 20
8 B1 03
No. of sides 360 = 18
20

10. 2ϴ + 30 + ϴ - 60 = 90
3ϴ = 120 M1
ϴ = 40
M1
A1
Tan 40 = 0.8391
03

11. 12
= 1.2 x k
2
6
k= =5
1.2 B1 Constant
Length in cm Frequency

7.5 x  9.5 12 B1

9.5  x  11.5 5 x 1.6 = 16 B1

B1 04
11.5x  15.5 5 x 0.8 x 4 = 16

15.5 x  21.5 5 x 2 x 6 = 60

12. i) at P y= o :. 3(0) + 4(x) = 12


x = 3 P(3,0)
M1

ii) y= - 4/3 x + 3 m1 = - 4/3 m2 =3/4


y – 0 = 3/4
M1

x- 3 A1
4y = 3x – 9 :. Y = 3/4 x– 21/4
13. L. S. F¿ 12 : 8= 3 : 2 B1
V.S. F = 27 : 8 M1

27 = 2litres

8 16 litres A1
8=? x 2=
27 27 03

( 1627 x 1000 ) cm3


= 592.592593cm3=592.59

14.
AB= ( K3 42) (13 2
−4
=)(
K +12 2 K−16
9 −2 ) M1
M1
-2(K+12) -9 (2K-16)=10
-2K-24-18K+144=10
-20K = -110 A1
∵K=5.5
15. Total ration ¼ + ½ + 1/5 = 5+10+4 = 19
20 20
Vol. Shared = 19 x 1000 = 950cm3 M1
20
M1
Soita = ½ x 950
19
/20
10 x 950 = 500cm3 A1 03
19
16. b
2
M1
log = log b 2−log a
a M1
2(0.48) – 0.30

0.96 – 0.30
A1 03
= 0.66

17. a) V.R = 90+110 = 200km/h B1


10.35a.m – 8.15a.m = 2hrs 20min = 2 1/3 hrs
Distance covered by matatu by 10.35cm
= 7/3 x 90 = 210km B1
Remaining distance 760 – 210 = 550km
Time taken = 550 = 2 ¾ hrs B1
200
Distance minibus had moved = 11 x 90 = 247.5km
4
Distance from A = 210 + 247.5 A1
= 457.5km

b) They met at 10.35 M1 for


2.45 addition
13.20
= 1320hrs or 1:20pm A1
c) By 10.30a.m minibus had covered
9 x 90 = 202.5km
4 B1
Time taken by minibus to B
760 – 202.5 = 67/36hrs = 6.19hrs
90 B1
Distance covered by the motorist in this time.
6.19 x 100 = 619km M1 A1
10
18.

B1

B1B1

B1B1

B1B1

A1 =
(11)+( 22) (33)
=

B1 =
(31)+(22) (53)
=

C1 =
(13)+(22) (35)
=

A11 = (−5 , 3 ) B11 = (−3 , 3 ) C11 = (−3 , 5)

A111 = ( 3 ,−3 )B111 = ( 5 ,−3 )C111 = (3 ,−5) B1


AIV = (−0.6 ,−3.8 ) BIV = (−2 ,−2.8 ) CIV = (−3 ,−5 )

Object and image 1, image 3, image 4,

19.a (i) (4000 x 12) +(1100 x 12) M1

= Sh. 61,200 A1 or 5100 x


2
(ii) 1st slab 4200 x 2¿ 8400
M1
2nd slab 3800 x 3 = 11400

3rd slab 4600 x 5 = 23000 ¿ 42800


M1
4th slab y x 6 = (61,200 – 42800)

y = K₤ 3066.67
M1
Taxable income= (12600 + 3066.70
A1
= K₤ 15666.67
M1
( )
15666.67 x 20 A2
(iii) - 10800
12 M1
= KSh. 15,311.12 A1
(iv) 26111.12 – 4000

= Sh. 22,111.12

20. (a) Pq = 2(8sin 35) M1

= 9.177 = 9.18 A1

8 sin 35 M1
(b) =
sin 20
= 13.42 A1
= 13.42 M1
(c) Area of minor segment circle centre A A1
70 1
x 3.142 x 8 x 8 - x 8 x 8sin 70 = 9.03
360 2
M1
(d) Area of minor segment circle centre B
A1
40 1 M1
x 3.142 x 13.422 – x 13.42 x 13.42 x sin 40 =4.99
360 2
A1
(e) Area of shades region = Area of s

APQ and PQB – Area =(30.07+57.88)-(9.03+4.99)

=73.93
21.

B1 A located
B1 B located
B1 C located
B1 D located

(b) (i) N200W B1


(ii) 5420W B1
(c) (i) 6.4 x 100knm = 640km B1
(ii) 8.8 x 100km = 880 B1
(d) (i) 3000 B1
(ii) 2680 B1

10
22.

S
T B1

O Q
1 R 3
OS = OP QT = OS
3 4
1
OR = OQ
3
(i) SR = SO + OR
1 1 B1
= P+ Q
3 3
1 M1
= (Q – P)
3
(ii) QR = QO + OS A1
1
=Q+ P
3
1
= P–Q
3
(iii) PT = PS + ST
2 1 M1
=- P+ (-QS)
3 4
2 1 1
= - p + (Q - P)
3 4 3
2 1 1 A1
=- p + q - p
3 4 12
2 1 1
=- p- p+ q
3 12 4
9 1
=- p + q M1
12 4
1 3
= q- p
4 4
(iv) TR = TQ + QR
−3 2 A1
= QR - Q
4 3
3 1 2
= - ( p – q) - Q M1 (both
4 3 3 seen)
1 3 2
=- p+ q- q
4 4 3
9 Q−8 Q M1 (both
seen)
12
1 1
=- P+ Q
4 12 A1 conclusion
1 1
= Q- P
12 4
1 3
PT = Q - P
4 4
1 1
TR = Q- P
12 4
1
 PT = 3TR or PT = RT
3
Common point T
PT is a multiple of TR
PT = 3TR
Hence PTR are collinear

0 B1
(a) 38 -the angle which the chord makes with tangent is equal to the angle subtended
B1
by the same chord in the alternate segment of the circle
0 B1
(b) 90 -Diameter subtends right angle at any point on the circumference of the circle B1
23. 0 B1
(c) 26 - The base angles of isosceles triangle are equal
0 B1
(d) 26 -Angles subtended on the circumference by the same arc in the same segment B1
are equal B1
0
(e) 52 -The angle which an arc subtends at the centre is twice that it subtends at any B1
point on the circumference of the circle

10
24. (a)
x -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4
2x2 128 98 72 50 32 18 8 2 0 2 8 18 32 B1
5x -4 -35 -30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 B1B1
-12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12
y 76 51 30 13 0 -9 -14 -15 -12 -5 6 21 40 B1B1
B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1 – For half + correct values B1B1 for all values. 10


(b) (i) 2x2 + 5x – 12 = y
2x2 + 5x – 12 = 0
0= y
x = -4 or 1.5
(ii) (2x2 + 5x – 12 = y)3
(3x2 + 7x –3 = 0)2
2
(6x +15x – 36 = 3y)-
(6x2 + 14x – 6 =0)
x-30=3y
1
y= x−10 x=-4.6, 2.4
3

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