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    Mathematical formulae for paper 3 Surface area and volume of solids Name of solid Total surface area Volume cone + al sath 3 1 pyramid 7g base area x height ae as sphere 4a gar Trigonometry \ sind _ sinB _ sinC Sine Rule ah ers / oUF ee SinA ~ sinB~ sinC 4, Area of a triangle = 3 absinC Cosine Rule Statistics \2 cos A =b*+c?—2becosA _ bet ete ©BeC 2017 os62103/0N/17 3 During a festival, a total of 4580 tickets were sold to adults and children. The percentage of tickets sold to children was 15%. Tickets for adults were sold for P175 each and tickets for children were sold for P110 each (a) What percentage of tickets were sold to adults? (b) Calculate (i) the number of tickets that were sold to adults, (ii) the total amount of money made from the sale of the tickets. (] (2) (3) (c) An amount of P454 107 from the sale of the tickets was shared amongst three charity organisations in the ratio 6:3:2 (i) How much money did the charity organisation with the smallest share receive? [2] (ii) The amount of money received by the charity organisation with the smallest share represents an increase of wt % of what they received in the previous festival Calculate the amount of money that the organisation received in the previous festival (3) 2. The diagrams below show a pattern of squares. Digram 1 Diagram 2 Diagram 4 The table below shows the number of squares in each diagram [Diegram 4 1 [2[3 [4 [s [..[ [a [Number of squares [3 [6 | 11 | 18 | (a) Write down the number gLsquares in Diagram 6. m1 (b) Express, in terms of n, the total number of squares in Diagram n 8 (c) Hence or otherwise calculate the number of squares in Diagram 39. i (d) The total number of squares in a diagram is 6331 What is the diagram number? (3) BEC 2017 osea/0s/0N/I7 [Turn over 4 3 The diagram below shows a circle with centre O. The points U, V, X and Y are on the circumference of the circle. The lines VW/and YZ are parallel and are tangents to the circle at Vand Y respectively. The size of XZY = 46° Y State, with a reason, the size of (a) XVW, 8 (2) (b) XVy, 2] (c)_YOx. fea] ©.8EC 2017 os63030N/17 5 4 Inthe diagram below, the shaded region RST is a design of a logo. RS is an arc of a circle / with radius OR= OS= rem. The length of OT is 11.30m. TR and TS are tangents of length 8.89cm, T (a) Write down the size of angle ORT. (1) u (b) Show that the radius, r, is 6.98cm correct to 3 significant figures. 13] () Calculate the {i) size of angle ROS, 13) (li) area of sector ROS, [2] (iii) area of the design of a logo. 2 = gt 5 The diagram below shows a trapezium OKLM, OK =a and OM = b. OX is twice ML. Nis a point on OL such that ON: NL = 5:2. M. L b, 4 oO K ~ a {a) Express in terms of a and/or b — @) Me " ~ (ii) OL. [2] (b) Show that k= 2b- 2a 3] 7 14 BEC 2017 (0563/03/0/N17 [Turn over 6 Aplate of rice costs P15 and a plate of samp costs P19. (a) Tadwa bought x plates of rice and y plates of samp. (i) Express, in terms of x and y, the total cost that Tadwa paid for the x plates 6 of rice and the y plates of samp. Write down an equation, in terms of x and y, to represent this information, (b) Cain paid a total of P1320 for buying half as many plates of rice and twice as many plates of samp as Tadwa ‘Write down an equation, in terms of x and y, to represent this information. (c) Solve the equations in parts (a)(ii) and (b) simultaneously. ‘Tadwa paid a total of P930 for the x plates of rice and the y plates of samp. (a) How many plates of rice did Cain buy? (2) (11 (2) 13] (1) 7 Abox contains 15 packets of potato chips. 6 packets are of vinegar flavour and 9 packets are of onion flavour. (a) A packet of potato chips is randomly taken out from the box. ‘What is the probability, in its simplest terms, that the packet is of onion flavour? (b) A second packet of potato chips is then randomly taken out from the box. What is the probability that the packet is of vinegar flavour? (c) Calculate the probability that the two packets taken out from the box were both of vinegar flavour, ferent flavours. 2, (ii) (2) i © BEC 2017 osesi0a/0nNN7 7 7 8 The diagram below shows the speed-time graph of a motorbike. The motorbike reduces, speed from 14.5m/s to 11.0m/s in 12 seconds. It then travels at 11.0m/s for 45 seconds and accelerates for 28 seconds to regain the speed of 14.5mis. 14.5 11.0 Speed (mis) ° 12 87 85 Time (seconds) © (a) Calculate the acceleration of the motorbike during the first 12 seconds. 2 {b) Show that the total distance travelled during the 85 seconds is 1005. BI {c) Calculate the average speed of the motorbike during the 85 seconds. [2] (d) How many seconds less would the motorbike have taken by travelling the 1005m ata constant speed of 14.5m/s? (3) 9 Answer the whole of this question on a sheet of graph paper. Using a scale of 1m to represent 1 unit on each axis, draw the x-axis for -6 < x < 10 and the y-axis for -6 1960, 2 (c) The total number of pre-school pupils and lower primary school pupils that the school collects tuition fee from is not more than 410. Write down an inequality, in terms of x and y, to represent this information. (2) (d) The school collects tuition fee from at most 240 lower primary schoo! pupils. ‘Write down an inequality to represent this information. ty {e) Using a scale of 2cm to represent 100 units on each axis, show, by shading the unwanted regions, the set of points that satisfy the three inequalities in (b), (c) and (d). [3] ( (I) Determine the number of pre-school pupils and lower primary school pupils, for which the school would collect the maximum amount of money. ri maximlin! amount of money the school collect (2 Tr BEC 2017 O563/03/01N17 [Turn over 10 43. The diagram below represents a'farm EFGH in the form of a quadrilateral. The farm is Partitioned into two triangular paddocks, EFH and FGH, through diagonal FH. EF EH= 106m and FG = 89m. The size of angle FEH = 73° and the size of angle FHG = 34°. Re 106 be (a) Show that the length of the diagonal FH = 132m, e 115 F (b) Calculate the size of the acute angle FGH. (c) An area of 245m? in the triangular paddock EFH is to be used for gardening, Caloulate the area of the paddock EFH that will not be used for gardening. (4) 8) 1S) © BEC 2017 063/03/01N/17 oO Matheniatlea formulae for paper 3 Surface area and volume of sls Name ofsolid | Tout surface wea Vole ine aParl eh pyramid | ase fea x height sphere axe dar Trigonotietry in sad sin sin Sine Rute sin Sn sn «lb e Wind © Sin © Sin Aa ofa tangle ine Rule itatistics fancee ED Ef Variance = HE=2P | 7 1, Given the sequence 2, §, 10, 17 and 26. What is (a) The 6* term ul) (b) An expression for the n"* term BI (¢) The 73° term 2) (@) The value of n for which the n® term is 2026. Q) 2. Cattle in a district are to be vaccinated for a skin disease. The cattle are to be grouped in batches. There were 85 000 cattle vaccinated in the first batch, a) In the second batch, 20% more cattle were vaccinated than in the first batch, Calculate the total number of cattle that were vaccinated in the second batch. 2) ‘b) The total number of the cattle in the district is 265 000. Calculate, as a percentage, the number of th ca that were to be vaccinated in the frat batch, al ©) The total mimber of cattle in the district is only 12.5% of the population of cattle inthe entire country . Calculate the total number of cattle in the country. B] 3. The averagé distance of Jupiter from the Sun is 778 300 000 km. a). Express the average distance of Jupiter from the Sun in metres,giving your answer in standard © form Q) b) The average speed of light is 3.0 x 10° m/s. Calculate the time, in minutes, taken by light to travel from the Sun to Jupiter : 8) ¢) The average distance of Pluto from the Sun is 5.9 x 10” km, Calculate how many more kilometers Pluto is from the Sun than Jupiter is from the Sun. a ‘The rate of exchange between the Pula (P) and the United States Dollar ($) varies during the course of the day. (a) Inthe morning the exchange rate was P6.59 to $1. Mr Mark has $250. Calculate the amount of money, in Pula, Mr Mark has. roy (b) In the afternoon, Mrs Mark had P800 which was equivalent to $124. How much, in Pula, was $1, correct to the nearest thebe? BI 5, Answer the Whole of this question on a sheet of graph paper The, s km/h, of 90 cars was recorded at a point on the road and the following distribution was obtained. Speed (km/h) _| Number of ears 408 <50 3 5058 <60 12 [60

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